29 Affordable Bachelor's degrees in Switzerland

The Study of Religions course from University of Zurich is designed as a wide-ranging scholarly introduction to the historical and contemporary relationships between religion, culture, and society. 

The Biochemistry program at University of Zurich is a scientific discipline at the interface of chemistry and biology. Biochemstry attempts to describe, reconstruct and even furhter develop, on a chemical and physical level, molecular processes occuring in living nature. 

The English Language and Literature study programme from University of Fribourg covers all major fields of Anglophone literature from England and the United States, English linguistics, and the historical forms of the English language from Beowulf to the English we use today. 

The Religious Studies and Theology program offered by University of Zurich examines the interactions between religion and other social fields, like politics and medicine,  and between religion and other social phenomena, like social behaviour, media or digitalization. 

The Biology course from University of Zurich offers a general education in natural sciences, knowledge of all branches of research in biology and the ability to think and work methodically and scientifically. 

One earth - many worlds: The earth and its diverse environments are at the focus of studying the Geography course at University of Zurich.

The study of Computer Science - Informatics at the University of Basel is a natural science study and offers an application-oriented, modern computer science education with a sound mathematical knowledge. 

If you take much pleasure in molecular biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics, if you are interested in applying your knowledge to answer biological and medical questions and if you have a flair for experimental laboratory work, then the Biochemistry - Biomolecular Track degree at University of Zurich is the perfect synthesis.

The Biochemistry - Chemical Track course at University of Zurich attempts to describe, reconstruct and even further develop, on a chemical and physical level, molecular processes occurring in living nature.