Program Overview

Program Overview

The Bachelor's program at our faculty is based on a broad, scientific foundation and typically lasts six semesters. The Bachelor's degree in Economics or Computer Science enables both direct entry into the workforce and transition to a further Master's program.

Admission Requirements

The basic prerequisites for a Bachelor's program include (in addition to a Swiss maturity certificate or an equivalent degree) a basic understanding of mathematics, interest in analyzing and solving complex problems, enjoyment of abstract thinking and systematic-methodical work, as well as English language skills.

Program Structure

The Bachelor's program at our faculty is divided into a major and minor study program, which can be chosen in accordance with your strengths and interests.

Major and Minor Study Programs

The minor study program can be used both to supplement and expand your curriculum and for initial specialization. You have the option to choose: The major and minor study programs can be completed either at the Faculty of Economics or at another faculty.

Assessment and Aufbaustufe

The Bachelor's program at our faculty is divided into an assessment stage and the Aufbaustufe: Regardless of the choice of major study program, the two-semester assessment stage provides you with basic knowledge in economics or computer science, as well as in mathematics and statistics. Those who have successfully completed the assessment stage after a maximum of two years are admitted to the Bachelor's stage.

Aufbaustufe

The Aufbaustufe typically lasts four semesters. From this stage, you have the opportunity to set your own priorities in the elective and optional subjects.

Study Programs

• Banking and Finance
• Business Administration
• Computer Science with Natural Sciences*
• Human and Computer**
• Software Systems
• Economics
• Business Informatics *Study program with 120 ECTS credits **discontinued, no longer accepting applications

Minor Study Programs

• General Economics
• Banking and Finance
• Business Administration
• Computer Science
• Human and Computer
• Software Systems
• Economics
• Business Informatics
• Minor study programs from other faculties

Additional Study Programs

• Banking and Finance
• Business Administration
• Computer Science
• Human and Computer
• Economics