Swiss Federal Institute of Technology - ETH Zurich
speciality: Computer Science

Alot of different subjects are taught in great depth especially in first year. There are alot of social events during the weeks to balance the heavy studies. Some professors can be a bit difficult at times.

It’s a great place to study if you value a good education and good additional student programs in your spare time. There is ASVZ, which offers a wide variety of sports for free to any student, theres VSETH, the student association that makes sure that the work life balance stays in tact and helps you with all your problems, and their “sub” associations that offer specific help and events depending on your field of studies.

You’ll learn the basics from ground up, but it is thus pretty dry content and boring. There is tons of math, no matter which subject you choose.
Whats really cool are the student associations: they make really cool events to hang out with friends and get to know new people!

The university offers a very high quality education. However, this comes with a very high workload as student.
The Master level courses always have a practical aspect to them, too, thus also giving some hands on experience.
There is a wide variety of very active student associations that make sure you have great opportunities for affordable pricing. From fun over party to company connections, they offer everything.

ETH Zurich is a very good university for studying. The lectures they offer are mostly interessting and well organized. However exams are hard and take a lot of studying to pass. The students associations at ETH Zurich are great and make studying at ETH even more interessting. They offer a great oppurtunity to have fun besides academic studying. Even though lectures can be hard it is absolutely worth it.

ETHZ is a world class university with a highly respected degree. However, getting it requires a lot of work and you cannot enjoy life as much as at other universities.
A unique thing to ETH’s student life is the big and very active student associations that organise many events to all sorts of topics.
Overall, if you are ready for the high workload, go for ETH.

Generally great university, but infrastructure is reaching it’s capacity in many areas, which is further promoted by forcing students to visit the lectures in person by abandoning livestreams for many courses.

The workload at ETH can often times be challenging. There is a lot of pressure to perform, not helped by many students feeling the need to brag about how good they are. But if you don’t only focus on the studying part and keep a healthy work-life balance, it can be quite rewarding. ETH encourages the existence of student associations and with your payment to the ETH, you get a free membership to ASVZ, which gives you access to multiple gyms and other sports. Overall it has its ups and downs, but the ups win.

Studying at ETH is fun… sometimes. Many courses tend to be a lot of work. There are not only lectures but also exercises one should solve every week which take quite a while to solve. Then there are not only the mandatory courses but also other subjects one has to do for the credits which are not directly related to your major. I think the best part are the events which usually take place in the evening organized by the Fachvereine. I also like the fact that thinking back to where I‘ve started I did learn quite a bit. ETH really makes an effort in giving you job opportunitues with events such as polymesse and kontaktparty etc.

ETHZ offers couses at a high academic level. Furthermore, you get the option to choose subjects according to your interests already in the third year of Bachelor.
Apart from the academic part, ETHZ has big and active student associations. Lots of events are organised every year and they are very friendly even for a student’s budget.