Search results
Is it your goal to do cutting-edge research, start your own company or pursue a career in business, industry or administration? A Master’s degree from ETH Zurich would be the ideal stepping stone to your future.
During Master’s degree studies you will deepen your knowledge of your chosen academic discipline and specialise in one or more of its aspects. ETH Zurich offers both consecutive and specialised Master’s degree programmes.
ETH Zurich ranks as one of the top international universities in the technical and scientific disciplines. Admission to its Master's degree programmes is highly selective. We are looking for applications from excellent Bachelor graduates from universities comparable to ETH Zurich.
The Master in Electrical Engineering and Information Technology (MSc EEIT) is the main Master's Programme of our department. The programme is the normal continuation of our Bachelor's programme and is therefore also called the "Consecutive Master's programme".
The Master's degree programme in Earth Sciences at ETH Zurich is characterised by practical training and a comprehensive science education.
Have you ever wondered what it is like to pursue a Master’s degree in Quantum Engineering at ETH Zurich? In this video, Quantum Engineering Master’s students share their experiences about the wide range of research topics, lab work, industry internships, the sense of community and much more.
The specialised ETH Master's programme in data science, offered in collaboration with the Department of Mathematics as well as the Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering, provides a high-quality education geared towards nurturing the next generation of data scientists.
The Master’s programme in computer science offers a profound and in-depth education in the core areas of computer science. The wide range of available courses and the flexible structure allow students to tailor their studies to meet their particular interests, needs, and goals.
Master in Mathematics. In this programme, students can choose freely from a wide range of core and elective courses. Attending at least one seminar is required, and there is the option to write a semester thesis. Both pure and applied mathematics can be studied in this programme.
ETH Zurich's Computer Science Department runs several Master's programmes in English. All programmes are closely connected to the department's world-class research groups led by an internationally diverse faculty of about 45 professors.
