University of Zurich International Summer School
The July 2021, University of Zurich International Summer School will be offered virtually.
* This experience may require live attendance at lectures, webinars and group work sessions, at a time decided by the partner organisation. No special considerations will be extended to any successful applicant if an approved experience coincides with the commencement of Semester Two studies at UQ. We strongly recommend you consider the time zone differences prior to application. More information is available via the host course description pages under the "Schedule and Classes" tab.
The University of Zurich International Summer School offer interdisciplinary programs open to Bachelor and Master students from all over the world.
This year, a range of exciting topics are on offer, all of them blending local expertise with the latest research. The UZH Summer School programs combine online teaching, group work and individual study with industry expertise.
Fields of study
- Computer Science
- Economics
- Finance
- Information Technology
- International Business
- Law
- Political Science
- Sustainability
More information regarding specific courses available can be found on the host university website.
Credit equivalent
6 ECTS = 2 UQ Units. Maximum of 2 UQ Units after successful completion of experience (pending UQ faculty approval).
Students from the below faculties may be eligible to receive credit for this experience:
- BEL
- HASS
- Science
Eligibility and application
All applicants must meet the UQ short-term exchange eligibility criteria and the University of Zurich entry requirements as listed on the host university website.
More information on application documents can be found on the host university website.
Cost
Tuition will cost approximately $2,100 AUD. UQ applicants may be eligible for a tuition discount.
The University of Zurich is offering several tuition fee discounts of 50%, on a first come first served basis, to applicants from UQ.
More information regarding program fees can be found on the host university website.
Funding
Applicants may also be eligible for UQ-specific funding. Applicants will be notified by mid-May (for winter programs) or late-October (for summer programs) if they are eligible for grants and scholarships awarded by the Internships and Global Experiences Team. Please do not rely on this funding to support your experience.
BEL Faculty Credit Assessment
Credit must be confirmed with BEL Faculty to check suitability for your program requirements. You should consult with International Mobility Coordinator prior to submitting an application. The credit precedents information on this site is provided as a guide only. Please see Credit Precedents Disclaimer for further details.
| Zurich Course (2021 offering) | BEL Faculty Assessment |
| Deep Dive into Block chain |
Postgraduate Undergraduate |
| Finance for the Future |
Postgraduate Undergraduate |
| Leadership in the Future of Work |
Postgraduate Undergraduate |
| What defines a country’s success |
Postgraduate Undergraduate |
Madanqi - 2018
Firstly, this experience provided me with more possibilities when deciding my future career path. Secondly, I learned a lot about Switzerland and Swiss people. I made friends with people from different countries and learned that the ways people behave are largely affected by both natural and cultural environments.
Read more of Madanqi's story here.
Key Dates
Application Deadlines
UQ: 30 April 2021
Host: 25 April 2021
Program Dates
Start: 04 July 2021
End: 23 July 2021
Fast Facts
Type: Study
Mode: Study abroad
Location: Zurich, Switzerland (Virtual)
Credit: For-credit and not-for-credit
Cohort: Undergraduate and Postgraduate
Global Experiences Information Sessions
Students are encouraged to register and attend an information session to receive more details on the short-term application process, eligibility criteria, funding etc.