The titles issued by an accredited higher education institution in Switzerland (Bachelor's degree, Master's degree or Doctorate) are protected under federal, cantonal and intercantonal legal bases. They comply with the principles of the Bologna declaration and are therefore also comparable with those of national, European...
In principle, yes, but the laws of the siting cantons must be observed, as the awarding of titles is the responsibility of the cantons. The right of a higher education institution to award titles is also not tied to accreditation....
As part of Switzerland's obligations under the Lisbon Convention, swissuniverisities maintains a list of higher education institutions accredited under the Higher Education Act (HEdA). Listed are higher education institutions and their units that were established by federal or cantonal law before the HEdA came into...
No, this conclusion cannot be drawn in this way....
Accreditation is not directly related to the acceptance of graduates in the world of work. However, accreditation plays a greater role in admission to other national and international higher education institutions....
The Swiss Accreditation Council maintains a list of accredited higher education institutions. A list of accredited and recognised higher education institutions can also be found on the website of swissuniversities....