Choose what you want to study.

Explore professional subjects and degree interests in business, management, technology and hospitality. Ask admissions which programmes are available and how to apply.

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What interests you?

Choose a subject to start your admissions conversation.

Subject areas are a starting point for discussion. Admissions will confirm programme availability, qualifications, fees and entry requirements.

Compare requirements.
Then decide.

Ask admissions for the award title, entry requirements, total fees and attendance arrangements for the programme you are considering.

Contact admissions

Prepare for your
admissions conversation.

Choose your interests, plan your timing and build a checklist for your admissions conversation.

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YOUR ADMISSIONS PLAN

Your interests.
Your application checklist.

01Your goals
02Your study interests
03Your questions
04Your preferred intake

Choosing a programme

Ask us a question
What is the difference between SALM courses and partner programmes?

SALM course interests cover focused professional subjects: digital marketing, project management, cybersecurity and data science, and tourism and hospitality management. Partner programme interests concern undergraduate or postgraduate qualifications. For either route, confirm the actual programme, awarding organisation and availability with admissions.

Are the subject pages confirmed courses I can enrol in?

No. They explain fields of study and help you prepare an enquiry. A subject interest is not an offer of a qualification. Admissions must confirm the programme title, award, delivery arrangements, entry requirements, intake and fees before you apply.

How can I check whether a qualification meets my needs?

Request the exact award title and awarding organisation, then check recognition with the employer, university or relevant authority where you intend to use it. Recognition depends on the qualification and its intended use; studying in Switzerland alone does not establish it.

Can I study alongside my job or from another country?

Ask admissions to confirm the timetable, attendance requirements, delivery location and any online study for the programme you are considering. Do not assume that a subject listed on this website is available part-time or online.