Bachelor of Science in Vocational Education and Training
With the Bachelor of Science in Vocational Education and Training, you will acquire the skills to shape working life in the digital age. You will expand your understanding of the Swiss VPET system and how it is managed and will learn how to professionally lead VET projects. The programme lasts eight semesters. You can complete it while working.
As an expert in vocational education and training, you will be able to greatly contribute to forward-looking projects and high-impact initiatives involving schools and skills development. Playing a key role in the digital transformation of work, the economy and society, you will contribute your expertise to help learners, VET professionals, team leaders and trainers.
Studies at a glance
Study mode and duration | 8-semester part-time programme (alongside gainful employment), 180 ECTS. |
| Start | This programme is offered every two years. It is possible to enter the programme each year in the autumn semester by arrangement with the programme director. |
| Applications | The official application deadline for the BSc degree programme is 31 May 2023. If places are still available, we may also assess applications for a place after this date. Please contact @email for more information. |
Location of studies | SFUVET, Zollikofen near Bern |
Language of instruction | German; other languages: French (B1, passive) and English (specialist texts) |
Good to know
| Programme schedule Documents Team Auditing options Exchange semester |
Admission | The prerequisite for admission is an academic, vocational or specialised baccalaureate. Holders of an equivalent qualification may also apply for admission. Find out more about the enrolment procedure. The programme has room for thirty students. |
| Costs | CHF 850.– per semester (incl. materials) CHF 200.– registration fee CHF 200.– Acceptance and defence of Bachelor thesis (based on SFUVET Schedule of Fees) |
Career prospects
As a VET expert, you will be able to take on tasks related to VET programmes and further development of the VET system. Future employers include government agencies, professional organisations, trade associations and vocational schools.
Other options include certification to teach language, communication and society courses after completing your Bachelor's degree or continuing on to the MSc in Vocational Education and Training programme.
