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The Master of Science in Engineering offers a future-oriented study program providing students with the necessary professional development for their progressing career. Guided by experts, the program offers a unique focus on research and projects in eleven different industry specific specializations.
Combining sustainable construction with modern technology
Product, service and business model innovation
Innovative solutions for people and environment
Innovative solutions for IT systems and infrastructure
Design and development of data products
Developing electrical and electronic solutions
Solving energy problems
Holistic approach to complex systems
Analyzing and developing mechatronic systems
Developing marketable medical technology solutions
Developing technologies for photonics-based systems
Computer Science and Information Technology
Master of Science Hochschule Luzern/FHZ in Engineering
Management position in Research & Development, Purchasing, Production, Sales and Product and Innovation Management
Very good average of the Bachelor's modules relevant to the chosen discipline as well as very good grading of the Bachelor's thesis. English language competencies minimum on C1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
Autumn semester: end of July Spring semester: end of December. Later applications might be accepted. For further information on the registration deadline please contact +41 41 349 32 30 or mse@hslu.ch.
Spring Semester 2026: 16 February 2025 to 30 May 2026
Summer Break 2026: 13 July to 11 September 2026
Fall Semester 2026: 14 September 2026 to 19 December 2026
Christmas Holiday 2026: 20 December 2026 to 3 January 2027
Spring Semester 2027: 22 February 2027 to 5 May 2027
Registration fee: CHF 200.– Tuition fee per semester: CHF 800.– Additional semester fees for foreign students*: CHF 500.–
For more fees and charges see also this overview
*Foreign students are those who enter Switzerland for the purpose of studying or who have their place of residence under civil law abroad at the time of enrolment and for whom the FHV contribution of a canton does not apply.
Students enrolled at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts are based in Horw, while context-theoretical modules take place mainly in Zurich, Lausanne and Lugano.
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