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Funding for assistant positions comes from various sources, including grants from the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF), the Commission for Technology and Innovation, and the European Research Council, as well as other national and international research agencies, from other public sources, and from private industry. The basic starting salary of an EPFL doctoral assistant is CHF 54’550.- gross per annum (valid from 01.01.2024). The full salary scale is available here .

A registration fee (at the beginning of your studies), and a doctoral tax (at the completion of your studies) are charged (see Ordonnance sur les taxes and the webpage « Doctoral Studies »). If you receive a scholarship from your home country, EPFL has a policy of ensuring you receive an income equivalent to that of internally-funded doctoral students.

Please note that you must be admitted by a doctoral program before you can be hired as a doctoral assistant. In some cases, candidates will be admitted by a doctoral program that does not have a corresponding funded position available. Those candidates remain eligible for hiring during 1 year if funding occurring. They also have the possibility to look for individual scholarships and funding.

• Swiss Government Excellence Scholarships : Only if you are admitted by a doctoral program  that does not have a corresponding funded position available, the PhD Scholarship is an interesting option.
• Doc.ch Fellowships : if you are admitted by a program that does not have a corresponding funded position available and your field of research can relate to a field of humanities or social sciences, the doc.ch fellowships is an interesting option.

Some of our doctoral students are employed by external research labs. If this situation applies to you, please contact your doctoral program for further information.

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• Doctoral students in Switzerland receive, as a guideline, between CHF 3,920 and CHF 6,690 gross per month, based on a 100% employment rate.
• The median salary (50% earn more and 50% earn less) is CHF 53,000 gross per year and CHF 4,417 per month.
• Depending on the institution and field of research and depending on how the PhD is funded (SNF-scholarship, assistanceship etc.), the loan can have a wide range. PhD candidates in exact sciences (computer science, mathematics, physics, ...) and medecine are usually better paid than PhD candidates in life sciences, chemistry, arts and humanities. However, the salary and the working conditions depend on the exact contract you have.
• Please consider, that PhD candidates often have only a 50% employment.

Salary comparison

In comparison to a doctoral candidates, a masters graduate who is employed outside the university, earns significantly more:

• The annual gross salary (median) for master graduates at university level (all economic sectors, all positions, all regions), 1 year after graduation in 2020 is: 78’400 CHF
• The annual gross salary (median) for master graduates from universities of applied sciences 1 year after graduation in 2020 is: 84’000 CHF

But a graduated PhD then starts with a higher salary:

• The annual gross salary (median) for PhDs 1 year after graduation in 2020 is: 93’100 CHF

Source: FOS / ETHZ / lohnanalyse.ch

• Usual working time in Switzerland: 42 hours per week.
• Holidays: Legally 4 weeks per year. Some companies give 5 weeks.
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PhD In Switzerland: Everything You Need To Know

Switzerland is known for its degrees in business , is home to some of the best institutes of technology, and is a world leader in science and engineering. This fact makes it the perfect country to continue or advance your education, especially to crown it with a PhD.

Universities

A PhD is the highest degree a person can obtain from a university, and it stands for Doctorate in Philosophy. It is not related to philosophy-related studies. It is a doctorate, possible in any discipline, except medicine, and sometimes theology. Some PhD’s require a Master’s degree.

These are the best Swiss universities that offer PhD programs in many disciplines.

Best universities for international students

It is estimated that around 50% of PhD students in Switzerland are international students. This big percentage is a factor of the great universities and PhD programs in Switzerland. It is a circle; the good universities attract lots of students, and a large number of students encourage international universities.

No matter what angle you look at it from, Switzerland is an overall great country to live and study in. Swiss universities generally rank relatively high compared to other world universities.

These are the best Swiss universities that offer PhD programs, as well as their world ranking:

The University of Zurich is one of the best universities in Switzerland. They rank 58th in the world .

The University of Geneva’s PhD programs provide students with a high-quality education for an academic career in economics, econometrics, management, statistics, finance, and information systems. They rank 59th in the world .

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne offers customized PhD programs, cutting-edge laboratories directed by internationally renowned professors, a modern, fast-developing campus, satellite sites in French-speaking cantons, and close ties to industry. They rank 81st in the world.

The University of Basel has been developing around 40 PhD programs since 2010. They rank 96th in the world.

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Tuition in Switzerland can be generally low compared to other countries, but what about the overall costs once you r elocate for your academic program ? Here is a breakdown of the basics.

Cost of studying

The cost of studying in Switzerland depends on the university you choose to finish your doctoral studies. As you move to higher levels of education, the tuition fees get lower . A bachelor’s degree tuition is higher than a master’s one, and a master’s tuition is higher than a PhD.

Tuition fees for PhD programs in Switzerland range around CHF 1000 to CHF 2000. But sometimes Swiss universities advertise their PhD programs as paid assistant jobs. This way, you don’t have to pay your tuition fee, and you get paid for the job you’re doing.

Cost of living

The cost of living in Switzerland for a PhD student depends on a personal choice of recreational activities, but it’s somewhere around CHF 1600 – CHF 2000 for monthly expenses.

Accommodation

Average price: Studio – CHF 900 to 2000/per month, Shared flat – CHF 500 to 900/per month

Clothes, personal care, entertainment

Average price: CHF 75-100/per week for groceries

Public transport

Average price: CHF 100/per month

Health insurance

Average price: CHF 90/per month

Utilities and memberships

Average price: CHF 350/per month for utilities, gym membership, Netflix membership, and internet bills.

C lothes, personal care, entertainment

Depends on your lifestyle.

Scholarships for PhD students

As for other specific scholarships from universities , we have another guide where you can find everything out in detail.

Eligibility

These are some of the things to bear in mind when applying for a Phd program in Switzerland .

Residence permit

All students (even those coming from an EU or EFTA member country) will still have to apply for a residence permit for a stay longer than six months. Students from all other nationalities apply directly for a visa in their country of origin, usually issued within eight weeks.

Language certificates

All universities usually require a language certificate proving you know the language of instruction. In most cases, you’ll need to know the respective language at a minimum C1 level. Some of the widely recognized certificates are:

• For English – IELTS score of 7, TOELF score of 600 or 100 (paper-based or online), and Cambridge CPE or CAE.
• For German – Goethe Certificate C1 or TestDaF with TDN 4
• For French – DALF (Diplôme approfondi de langue française) C1
• For Italian – CELI (Certificazione Italiano Generale) C1 or PLIDA (Progetto Lingua Italiana Dante Alighieri) C1
• PhD Salary in Switzerland

Wondering how much do PhD students get paid in Switzerland? What about postdocs? To compensate for the high cost of living, Switzerland’s salaries are some of the highest in the world.

PhD students and postdocs tend to get employed by universities on a fixed-term contract—and they get paid well. Additional benefits may also apply, such as reduced public transportation or free access to all the university gyms.

PhD student salary in Switzerland

The  average PhD student salary  in Switzerland is around CHF 50,000 per year. However, if not fully employed, the pay will be accordingly less.

Postdoc salary in Switzerland

The median postdoctoral salary in Switzerland is around CHF 80,000 per year. Entry-level positions start at CHF 43,200 per year, while most experienced workers make up to CHF 94,000 per year.

Dear Sir, My request is to have details of P.hD. in embedded systems ,machine learning etc as my son is pursuing Ms thesis in electrical and computer engineering in Purdue school of engh.zUSA which will be completed in june2020 or earlier depending upon his defence date. He is very much eager to hv his P.hD done from one of the best colleges of Switzerland.pl help in this regard with last dt of appln,fee,required qualificationsetc. With regards Uday Kumar Sinha Calcutta India

We have written an article in which we have listed some of the best PhD programs in Switzerland and have included everything related to those programs. You can find it here: 1 2 Best PhD Programs in Switzerland . We hope this article will answer your questions.

We wish the best of luck to your son.

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Am from from Africa Kenya a member of the Commonwealth countries whose official instruction is English Language. Will be pleased to study specialize in finance for i have done Bachelor of Commerce (Finance Option) and Master of Business Administration (Finance Option) undergraduate and Masters degree programme options

I ‘m very satisfied with the informations I gained from this website and hope to see by applying for the PHD I want. Studying in such a stable Country’s University is GOd sent opportunity for those secured and recieved. Blessings, Chucha Gobena From Ethiopia

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Thank you for the information. I am a Canadian citizen, originally from Sri Lanka. I like to do my PhD in Applied Linguistics. Switzerland, as I heard, is one of best countries in the world. No one has ever said to me anything bad about Switzerland. I would love to explore that country as well as do my research. I wonder whether this PhD is recognized around the world, whether I can survive with English and the money I would receive.

If my medium of study till master’s is english still IELTS or GRE is mandatory for pursuing P.hd in Switzerland?

Would you have information or ranking on accredited Part time PHD programs in Switzerland for professionals? Thank you.

Can you plz write an article on PhD in Astrophysics, Astronomy from University of Zurich …??

I am currently living in india I have a double Post graduation degree. One in commerce and the other in business administration. Besides the mentioed degree I have a MPhil in commerce too. I have 12 yrs of teaching experience at various MBA colleges in India. I’m interested in pursuing PhD in management/marketing in Switzerland. Can you please guide me accordingly. Thanks in advance.

hello sir, i want to persue my ohd in business or commerce from Switzerland. Will you help me to know the procedure and is there any scholarship provided for the programme. I am from india . Thankyou

Hello sir, I have done my post graduate in law, and I want to pursue my PhD in law from a good University in Switzerland, can you please let me know about the suitable universities for law and also everything related to scholarships and other ways to meet the financial aspects.

With regards, From Assam, India

Thank’s so much for info.

Thank you for all the information in your website, they are quite helpful. I am Irish and live in Ireland.

Is it possible for me to get funded law PhD in Switzerland? If that is possible, please how do I go about it.

I will appreciate if you can come back to me on this query.

Many thanks

Is GRE needed for PhD in Switzerland? How is the biotech field in Switzerland (especially in Virolgy and immunology)? And how much importance do professors give to papers published by students for selecting the PhD candidate?

Hi I want to pursue a phd in swiss. But it shall be double doctorate. I have already acquired one from Malaysia. Will swiss universities allow me to pursue my dream to acquire a doctoral degree which will be my second one.

can you help in this.

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Dear sir, This is Eakub Ali. from Bangladesh currently living in Tokyo, Japan. I have completed an MBA in Finance from Bangladesh and joined national and multinational companies in the accounting sector for more than twelve years. Then I got admitted to another MBA and moved to Solbridge International School of Business, (AACSB accredited) South Korea. from where I came to Meiji University, Japan through the double Masters Degree program and I completed my MBA this month. Now I have an intention to do my PhD.

Would you please tell me the whole process of PhD admission in Switzerland, when admission starts and what is the requirements for admission? I would be very helpful if you please help me providing necessary information.

Thanks in advance and very best regards,

I would like to pursue my PHD studies in Public Health,please assist me with the relevant universities and the process for application.Do they allow part time studies and do they fund the studies?

Can any assistant professor of India become assistant professor in Switzerland with his indian educational qualifications.?

Please guide me about the procedure of applying for PhD in Eth Zurich in biomedical engineering. I am currently the student of M.Tech. Clinical Engineering at IIT madras .Is there any benefit given to IIT student?

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What are the costs and details of an online PhD or Doctorate in Business Administration in Switzerland?

Kindly, include all possible details, especially names of business schools and programs’ contents

Is the language proficiency certificate mandatory for postdoc applicants too?

Are there part time PHD Programs in Switzerland in business management dubjects?

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Whether PhD programs for English literature and Psychology is available Also want to know whether Scholarships for these projects are available When we have to apply for this programme When the admission is

Hello sorry for disturbing but I want to ask if there is any PhD program in HR in universities in Switzerland so please can you give me the names of universities that offer for me PhD in HR. THANKS IN ADVANCE.

SURPRISE KWESI AMENUVOR, Am from from Africa Ghana a member of the Commonwealth countries whose official instruction is English Language. I study Bachelor Of Science in Business administration specialize in Banking and Finance Option) and Master of Business Administration (Finance Option) I will like to Apply for PHD in Finance.

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• PhD in Switzerland – Fees and Funding Guide 2023

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Irrespective of whether you are an international or an EU/EEA student, everyone must pay a fee for PhD study in Switzerland. Generous government support means that the cost for study is quite low.

There are a number of funding opportunities available including scholarships and bursaries provided by universities and the Swiss Federal Government . This guide lists, in detail, the fee structure for a PhD course in Switzerland and the funding options that are available to you as an international student.

PhD fees in Switzerland

PhD fees are typically between €182 and €1,995 for the full period of study. However, individual universities are free to set their own fees and they can reach as high as €6,145 for the entire course.

Sometimes universities will give fees per term, rather than giving the cost of a full PhD, so make sure you check what a published fee refers to. If you see a fee per term, you should normally multiply it by six (two terms per year, for three years of study) in order to get the total tuition fee for a typical PhD.

When calculating how much a PhD in Switzerland will cost, you should also account for other smaller costs like registration fees, examination fees and student union fees.

Before you begin your doctoral journey, it is also important that you know the cost of living and accommodation which will help you make informed decisions about the amount of funding you need.

Paid PhD in Switzerland

Sometimes Swiss universities advertise PhD opportunities as paid research positions or assistantships, with students effectively employed by the university as temporary staff. You won’t pay any fees for a PhD offered in this way and you’ll receive a regular salary .

As an employee with the university, you may also be entitled to additional benefits including sick pay and holiday leave. In return, you’ll normally be expected to assist with undergraduate teaching and other administrative responsibilities.

It’s a good idea to check whether the university you’re considering offers these positions and what their conditions are.

Search for PhD programmes in Switzerland

You can browse and compare a list of available PhD degrees in Switzerland on the FindAPhD website.

Loans for funding a Swiss PhD

Some universities will provide additional support to their PhD students in the form of financial loans. This is dependent on individual universities’ policies and subject to their own eligibility criteria (you may need to be a graduate of that university and / or make a case for financial hardship).

Federal scholarships for PhD students in Switzerland

The main source of funding for international PhD students in Switzerland is the Swiss Federal Commission for Scholarships for Foreign Students (FCS) . They award an annual Government Excellence Scholarships programme. For a PhD, there is the research scholarship which is available at all cantonal universities, Universities of Applied Sciences, federal institutes of technology as well as research institutions. However, you have to be nominated by an academic mentor to be eligible for the scholarship.

Students from over 180 different countries are eligible to apply and selection is based on the candidate’s academic qualifications and achievements as well as the merits of their proposed PhD work. If your application is successful, the scholarship will normally cover your fees and living costs.

More on PhD in Switzerland

You can also have a look at our guides to the application process for a PhD in Switzerland and student visas for international doctoral students.

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PhD and Postdoc in Switzerland in 2023: Salary and Living Expenses

Switzerland is known for its research and innovation, and it is no wonder that PhD study in Switzerland is highly sought after. PhD and Postdoc salary Switzerland is among the highest in the world in 2023. However, the cost of living and the expenses can be quite high, so it is important to know what to expect before embarking on this academic journey. In this blog post, we will delve into the salary, tax, and expenses of PhD students in Switzerland.

Salary of PhD Students in Switzerland

The average salary of PhD students in Switzerland is CHF 50,000 per year, which translates to CHF 4,167 per month. However, the actual salary can vary depending on the institution and the student’s position, and it can range between CHF 37,795 and CHF 86,960. It is important to note that the net salary (take-home money) of PhD students is certainly less than the gross salary shown above, as there are several deductions from the monthly salary.

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PhD Students’ Salary at ETHZ

A PhD student at ETH Zurich can expect a salary between CHF 59,000 to CHF 83,000 per year, depending on the funding of their institute, the professor they work with, and the rate they are assigned. The standard rate is 60% of a full salary, which can increase up to 100% with Rate 5. However, most PhD students are assigned Rate 4 or 5, and the salary is not regularly adjusted but may change if there is a change in the regulations of the Swiss National Science Foundation. Additionally, the salary is generally higher for IT PhDs than for Bio PhDs. The AHV contribution will be paid out once the individual retires. Lastly, a recent announcement mentions that there will be a salary increase of 2.5 percent as of March 2023.

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According to the official website of EPFL , the basic starting salary of an EPFL doctoral assistant in 2023 is CHF 54’000.- gross per annum. The full salary scale is available on the same webpage. Additionally, there is a fellowship program called EPFLinnovators which provides a monthly contribution of EUR 1’855 to the salary of the doctoral candidate at EPFL in 2023. The remaining part of the salary is the responsibility of the thesis director, and co-funding cannot come from projects requiring timekeeping.

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Taxation is mandatory in Switzerland for PhD students, and it is the same for all students. The amount of tax paid by PhD students in Switzerland can vary depending on various factors such as the canton of residence, the marital status of the student, and the student’s income. As a foreigner doing a PhD in Switzerland, one may be entitled to tax deductions, but this depends on individual circumstances. It is recommended to seek professional advice to fully understand the tax implications of being a PhD student in Switzerland.

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Salary of Postdoc in Switzerland

Postdoctoral research is a significant step in a research career for many individuals. Switzerland is among the top destinations for postdoctoral researchers due to its well-established universities and research institutes. Many researchers aim to pursue postdoc positions in Switzerland, which raises the question of how much they can earn. In this blog post, we will explore the salary of postdocs in Switzerland based on the provided search results.

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According to the search results, the average postdoc salary in Switzerland is CHF 80,000 per year or CHF 41.03 per hour. However, the salary can vary based on several factors such as the age and experience of the candidate, the institution, and the area. Entry-level positions start at CHF 72,638 per year, while the most experienced workers can earn up to CHF 92,583 per year.

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The salary also varies depending on the field of research. For instance, a postdoc position in the Stochastic Information Processing Group at the University of Geneva in machine learning for imaging, generative modeling, and data analysis in radio-astronomy offers a salary of CHF 85,000 per year. However, it is worth noting that the salary provided by the Stochastic Information Processing Group may not represent the average postdoc salary in Switzerland.

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It is also essential to consider the net salary of postdocs, which is the amount they earn after taxes. For example, a fully employed postdoc’s annual gross salary is CHF 95,000, which translates to around CHF 7,900 per month. However, after tax deductions, the net monthly salary is CHF 3,330.85. The net salary can vary based on the individual’s tax situation, marital status, and the number of children.

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Additionally, it is crucial to consider the cost of living in Switzerland. While the salary of postdocs in Switzerland is relatively high, the cost of living in Switzerland is also relatively high. For instance, a postdoc earning CHF 75,000 to 80,000 per year should be okay for a single person living in Geneva, Lausanne, or Zurich, considering the cost of living. It is advisable to consider the cost of housing, food, transportation, and other expenses when planning to live in Switzerland.

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Expenses and Cost of Living In Switzerland

The cost of living in Switzerland is relatively high, even compared to other countries in Western Europe. Accommodation is one of the most significant expenses for PhD students in Switzerland, and the cost can vary depending on the accommodation type and location. On average, one can expect to pay around CHF 700 per month for accommodation. Other expenses such as food, transportation, and utilities can also add up, and it is recommended to budget accordingly. Note that In comparison to other cities, Zurich is more expensive than 98% of cities in the world, and is the most expensive city in Switzerland and Western Europe. It is 28.8% more expensive than New York City without rent, based on Numbeo’s cost of living index.

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This post concerns the Comparison of the Salary of PhD Students in Europe. The purpose of this post is to compare the salaries of PhD students in Europe. The table includes ten countries in Western Europe. In this post, the salaries of PhD students in different European countries including Denmark , Germany , Switzerland , Sweden , Finland , Austria , Norway , Ireland , France , Netherlands and the UK . are compared.

A comparison of the salaries of PhD students in Europe

In the chart below you will find the minimum and maximum gross (before tax) salaries for PhDs in various European countries. The list will grow as more countries are added. PhD students in Europe earn varying salaries depending on the country, the institution they are affiliated with, and their field of study. We, therefore, present a table showing the minimum and maximum before-tax salaries of PhD students in Europe.

Comparison of PhD students’ minimum salaries (before tax) in Europe

The average minimum salary for a PhD student in Europe is €2,600 per month. It is important to note that this figure includes all the different fields and not just science or engineering. The values listed here include the minimum salaries of PhD scholarships and funded positions.

The average salary for a PhD student in Europe varies depending on the country as well as the university. The highest average salary was found in Denmark with €49,802 per year and the lowest was found in Ireland with €16,000 per year.

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Comparison of PhD students’ maximum salaries (before tax) in Europe

The average maximum salary for a PhD student in Europe is around €3,500 per month. The figure in this table includes all different fields, not just science or engineering. It also includes the maximum salaries of PhD scholarships and funded positions.

Chart of Comparison of PhD students’ Maximum Yearly Salaries (before tax) in Europe

This chart compares the minimum and maximum PhD salaries (before taxes) in different European countries.

It is very interesting that even though Denmark has the highest minimum PhD salaries, Switzerland has the highest maximum PhD salaries. It shows that the salary of a PhD student in Switzerland could differ significantly among Swiss universities.

Remarks about the salary of PhD students in Germany and the UK

Regarding the table above, there are a few remarks. Germany does not have a minimum salary for PhD students, so they could do their PhD without a salary. Furthermore, if PhD students receive a stipend or scholarship, the numbers might be very different (generally lower than the salaries listed above). Throughout the UK, the values in the table represent the annual stipend of PhD students. Since this is a stipend, the student does not pay any taxes on it, so we can also call it after-tax income. The last thing to note is that the maximum value is more reserved for exceptional cases (especially in Switzerland). We recommend you read the salary pages of each country if you want to know the exact salary allocation and the details.

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These salaries have to be actively adjusted and they are increased as and when the project funding situation allows. From 1 July 2020, it is required to top up the salaries of new doctoral students with a scholarship to the lowest salary level (standard rate), which may not be lower than this. In addition, a salary development must be provided for.

The basic starting salary of an EPFL doctoral assistant is CHF 54'550.- gross per annum (valid from 01.01.2024). The full salary scale is available here. A registration fee (at the beginning of your studies), and a doctoral tax (at the completion of your studies) are charged (see Ordonnance sur les taxes and the webpage « Doctoral Studies »).

Doctoral students in Switzerland receive, as a guideline, between CHF 3,920 and CHF 6,690 gross per month, based on a 100% employment rate.; The median salary (50% earn more and 50% earn less) is CHF 53,000 gross per year and CHF 4,417 per month.; Depending on the institution and field of research and depending on how the PhD is funded (SNF-scholarship, assistanceship etc.), the loan can have ...

The average PhD student salary in Switzerland is around CHF 50,000 per year. However, if not fully employed, the pay will be accordingly less. Postdoc salary in Switzerland. The median postdoctoral salary in Switzerland is around CHF 80,000 per year. Entry-level positions start at CHF 43,200 per year, while most experienced workers make up to ...

The following salary scales are minimum annual gross salaries, excluding social security contri-butions made by the employer: 1st year. CHF 47,040. 2nd year. CHF 48,540. 3rd and 4th years. CHF 50,040. The length of employment funded by the SNSF is a maximum of four years following matriculation in the case of doctoral students.

Gross salary of PhD students in Switzerland. According to the ETHZ website, the salary rates for doctoral students are as follows (rates in CHF): Rates. 1st year. 2nd year. 3rd year. Standard. 47040. 48540.

The estimated total pay for a Phd Student is CHF 57,050 per year in the Switzerland area, with an average salary of CHF 54,550 per year. These numbers represent the median, which is the midpoint of the ranges from our proprietary Total Pay Estimate model and based on salaries collected from our users. The estimated additional pay is CHF 2,500 ...

PhD students and postdocs from abroad find more information on employment and the salary rates on the Welcome Center website. Established researchers are assigned to a function level. Their salary varies within the corresponding performance range and is paid out in 13 monthly instalments. An appraisal interview is held each year, in which the ...

Sometimes Swiss universities advertise PhD opportunities as paid research positions or assistantships, with students effectively employed by the university as temporary staff. You won't pay any fees for a PhD offered in this way and you'll receive a regular salary.. As an employee with the university, you may also be entitled to additional benefits including sick pay and holiday leave.

The estimated total pay for a PhD Graduate Student is CHF 57,690 per year in the Switzerland area, with an average salary of CHF 52,700 per year. These numbers represent the median, which is the midpoint of the ranges from our proprietary Total Pay Estimate model and based on salaries collected from our users.

Jan 2023. D-BIOL and D-GESS departments with all PhD students at standard level give out bonus 1000 CHF payment to their doctoral students. Mar 2023. SNF 2.5% adjustment for all doctoral salaries. Jan - Oct 2023. Working group with AVETH, VPPL and departments discusses options for doctoral salary system. AVETH argues our case, prepares and ...

The estimated total pay for a Phd Student is CHF 56,789 per year in the Switzerland area, with an average salary of CHF 54,289 per year. These numbers represent the median, which is the midpoint of the ranges from our proprietary Total Pay Estimate model and based on salaries collected from our users. The estimated additional pay is CHF 2,500 ...

The estimated total pay for a PhD Student is CHF 55,820 per year in the Lausanne, Switzerland area, with an average salary of CHF 53,861 per year. These numbers represent the median, which is the midpoint of the ranges from our proprietary Total Pay Estimate model and based on salaries collected from our users.

The average phd salary in Switzerland is CHF 50'000 per year or CHF 25.64 per hour. ... The Idiap Research Institute seeks qualified candidates for two PhD student positions in the field of speech signal processing and machine learning for pathological speech enhancement. The successful PhD candidate will develop model-based and deep learning ...

The average phd student salary in Switzerland is CHF 50'000 per year or CHF 25.64 per hour. Entry-level positions start at CHF 48'540 per year, while most experienced workers make up to CHF 56'750 per year.

Gross Salary of PhD Students and Postdoc Researchers in Switzerland. The gross salary of PhD students is around 50000 Swiss Franc (CHF) per year which means around 4200 CHF per month. However, if you are not fully employed (less than 100%), your salary will be accordingly less. A fresh postdoc earns way more than a PhD student in Switzerland.

The estimated total pay range for a PhD Student at Universität Bern is CHF 43K-CHF 50K per year, which includes base salary and additional pay. The average PhD Student base salary at Universität Bern is CHF 47K per year. The average additional pay is CHF 4K per year, which could include cash bonus, stock, commission, profit sharing or tips.

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CHF 70K. /yr. CHF 51KCHF 100K. Most Likely Range. The estimated salary for a PhD is CHF 70,150 per year in the Switzerland area. This number represents the median, which is the midpoint of the ranges from our proprietary Total Pay Estimate model and based on salaries collected from our users.

The annual salary is paid in 13 monthly installments, with the 13th installment added to the November salary. ... 5232 Villigen PSI, Switzerland +41 56 310 21 11. Contact form. Useful links. How to find us; Research. Research To overview. ... Information for PhD students and postdocs; Professional Development Support for PhD Students and Postdocs;

The average salary of PhD students in Switzerland is CHF 50,000 per year, which translates to CHF 4,167 per month. However, the actual salary can vary depending on the institution and the student's position, and it can range between CHF 37,795 and CHF 86,960.

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The average salary for a PhD Student is CHF 52,000 per year in Geneva, Switzerland. Salaries estimates are based on 110 salaries submitted anonymously to Glassdoor by a PhD Student employees in Geneva, Switzerland.

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