What programs does AUS offer?

AUS offers Dual Swiss and US Bachelor and Master degree programs in partnership with Tiffin University (Ohio, USA). Bachelor specializations include Accounting, Business Management, Healthcare Administration, Human Resource Management, Integrated and Digital Marketing, International Business, and two Sports Management tracks. Master specializations include Aviation Management, Data Analytics, Finance, Healthcare Administration, Human Resource Management, International Business, Leadership and Change, Sports Management, and Strategic Brand and Digital Marketing.

How long does the application review take?

The Admissions Committee reviews complete applications within 72 hours. Applicants will be contacted via email with a preliminary decision or to schedule a follow-up interview.

Is there an application fee?

Yes. An application fee of CHF 250 is required before the admissions team reviews the application documents. This fee is non-refundable.

What is the admissions interview?

As part of the admissions process, prospective students participate in a video interview conducted via Zoom or Google Meet. The interview assesses your ability to express personal experiences and opinions, creativity, and originality in solving complex subjects.

Do I need to provide proof of English proficiency?

Yes. Proof of English proficiency is required of all applicants whose native language is not English and whose primary language of instruction in secondary or higher education was not English. Applicants whose primary language of instruction was English may submit a Medium of Instruction proof instead.

Can I transfer credits from another institution?

Yes, AUS operates a credit transfer system based on the principle of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL). Candidates wishing to apply for credit transfer should include the required documentation with their admissions application. Results of credit transfer assessments are communicated alongside the Offer Letter.

Does AUS help with the visa process?

Absolutely. Once you receive your Acceptance Letter, AUS's Student Services team provides full guidance throughout the Swiss student visa application process, including preparation of institutional documentation and advice on consulate-specific requirements.

What are the tuition fees?

Bachelor Dual Degree tuition is CHF 9,350 per term (CHF 28,000 per year) and Master Dual Degree tuition is CHF 8,350 per term (CHF 25,000 per year). Book and tech fees are invoiced separately per course. An application fee of CHF 250 and an admissions fee of CHF 1,500 also apply.

Are there scholarships available?

AUS offers several funding options including self-funding, scholarships, sponsorship arrangements, and study loan partnerships. Prospective students are encouraged to contact the admissions team for detailed information about financial support opportunities.

AUS operates three intakes per year: Winter (January), Spring (April), and Fall (September). This trimester structure provides flexibility for students to begin at the time that best suits their circumstances.

Admissions

Overview

The admissions process at Helvetic Tech is designed to be clear, structured, and accessible, while ensuring that applicants have the academic foundation and motivation required to succeed in a technology-focused environment.

Applications are open to candidates of all nationalities. The admissions team provides guidance throughout each stage, from initial application to final enrollment. With a rolling admissions process, candidates can apply at any time and receive timely feedback.

How to apply

You can start your application online at any time.

To secure your place early, you may submit your application and provide any missing documents later once they become available.

Application process

You can start your application online at any time.

To secure your place early, you may submit your application and provide any missing documents later once they become available.

Step 1

Complete the application form and upload the required documents.

Step 2

Your application is reviewed by the admissions team. You may be invited to an online interview.

Step 3

You will receive a decision and, if successful, an offer with the next steps to confirm your place.

1. Submit your application

2. Review and interview

3. Admission decision

Required documents

Applicants are typically required to submit:

Completed application form
Valid passport
Academic transcripts and diplomas
Curriculum vitae (CV)
Motivation letter
Proof of English proficiency (if required)
Financial documentation (for visa purposes)

Documents not in English may require certified translation.

Offer and enrollment

To confirm your enrollment, you must:

Sign and return the offer letter and student agreement
Pay the admission fee
Receive official acceptance documents

These documents are required for visa applications and administrative procedures.

Eligibility requirements

Bachelor programs

Applicants must hold a recognized secondary school diploma or equivalent qualification.

Master programs

Applicants must hold a recognized bachelor’s degree or equivalent qualification.

English proficiency

Applicants whose previous education was not conducted in English may be required to demonstrate sufficient proficiency.

Tuition and fees

Fee type

Amount

Payment schedule

Application fee

CHF 250

One-time, before application submission

Admission fee

CHF 1’000

One-time, upon acceptance

Bachelor programs

CHF 6’850 per term
CHF 20’550 per year

Paid at the beginning of each term
Equivalent to 3 terms

Master programs

CHF 7’350 per term
CHF 22’050 per year

Paid at the beginning of each term
Equivalent to 3 terms

Book and technology fees may be invoiced separately per course

Additional costs

Students should plan for living expenses in Switzerland, including:

Accommodation: from CHF 750/month
Health insurance: from CHF 150/month
Food: CHF 200 – 750/month
Transportation: from CHF 80/month

Costs vary depending on lifestyle and housing choices.

Accommodation

Helvetic Tech supports students in finding accommodation in the Lake Geneva region.

A limited number of accommodation options are reserved for students and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Due to high demand, early application is strongly recommended.

Intakes

Helvetic Tech offers three intakes per year:

January
April
September

This structure provides flexibility in choosing when to begin your studies.

Visa and arrival

Students requiring a visa must complete the application process through their local Swiss embassy or consulate.

Helvetic Tech provides guidance and supporting documentation throughout this process. Applicants are encouraged to apply early due to visa processing timelines.

Credit transfer

Applicants may request recognition of prior learning or credit transfer.

Each request is evaluated individually based on course content and academic standards.

Programs

Admissions

Overview

How to apply

Application process

1. Submit your application

2. Review and interview

3. Admission decision

Required documents

Offer and enrollment

Eligibility requirements

Bachelor programs

Master programs

English proficiency

Tuition and fees

Additional costs

Accommodation

Intakes

Visa and arrival

Credit transfer

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