Studies

Studying at ETH is based on a tiered model, with bachelor's and master's degrees. This study structure corresponds to the European "Bologna" model. Course work is rewarded with credit points in the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS).

Bachelor in Architecture

The bachelor education in architecture takes three years. During this time, 180 credit points must be earned. Additionally, six months of internship are to be completed. Entrance into the first semester is only possible in the fall.
Bachelor in Architecture

Master in Architecture

The master education in architecture lasts two years and should be supplemented with an additional six-month internship period. A total of 120 credit points must be obtained. Entry into the programme is only possible in the fall. Instruction occurs mainly in German, but courses in English are also offered. The successful completion of the course of study results in award of a Master of Science ETH in Architecture (MSc ETH Arch).
Master in Architecture

The advanced training is ensured through the doctorate and various continuing education programmes (MAS/CAS).
Doctorate
Continuing Education

Studying at ETH is based on a tiered model, with bachelor's and master's degrees. This study structure corresponds to the European "Bologna" model. Course work is rewarded with credit points in the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS).

Master in Integrated Building Systems

The Master’s programme in Integrated Building Systems (MIBS) provides a science-based education in building systems and technologies with a strong emphasis on the energy performance and the environmental impacts of buildings.
Master in Integrated Building Systems

Studying at ETH is based on a tiered model, with bachelor's and master's degrees. This study structure corresponds to the European "Bologna" model. Course work is rewarded with credit points in the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS).

Master in Landscape Architecture

The master program imparts landscape architecture skills in analysis, design and planning, materials and construction, natural sciences and the humanities, which optimally deepen and complement the bachelor's degree in architecture. The teaching of innovative digital analysis, design and planning methods is an essential part of the study.
Master in Landscape Architecture

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