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Financial Matters costs under control?

Successful studies depend not just on brainpower, but also on keeping income and expenditure in equilibrium.

Bank accounts

In order to open a bank account, foreign students need to bring their passport, residence permit, confirmation of study. Various banks offer special conditions for students.

Scholarships 

Please find all information on loans and grants here.

  

Working while studying

Foreign students can only obtain permission to work if it is part of their study programme (e.g. an internship). Before foreign students take up a job or internship, the employer must apply to the Lucerne Cantonal Labour Office of the canton Lucerne for a work permit. Non-European students are not allowed to work during the first six months of their stay in Lucerne.
 

In any case, it is necessary that studies remain the main purpose of student residency. Therefore, foreign students need written permission from their School to work part-time. Part-time work must not interfere with studies nor may it be a reason for the length of study being extended.

More information for international students: study in switzerland

Semester and tuition fees

The semester fee is generally between CHF 800.- to 1'300.- for all enrolled Bachelor's and Master's students. In addition, various one-off or recurring fees are charged. The departments inform the students in each case about the fees that apply to them.

The legal basis can be found here:
Ordinance on Fees at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts
Directive on administrative fees at the Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts

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Cost of Living

Accommodation

CHF 500.- to 1'300.- per month

Household items

CHF 500.- to 700.- for groceries

CHF 120.- for cell phone, Internet, TV, Serafe (television and radio licence fees)

Public transport

CHF 90.- to 150.-

Insurances

Health insurance (mandatory): 

  • CHF 200.- to 300.- for Swiss citizens
  • CHF 60.- to 180.- for foreigners
Household contents and personal liability insurance (highly recommended): CHF 18.- to 30.-
Leisure / personal expenses

CHF 450. - up to you (open-end) for e.g. gym, excursions, clothes, hairdresser etc. 

Provisions

Minimum of CHF 200.- for doctors’ visits, medication, emergencies, gifts, repairs, small purchases, etc.

Per year: fire brigade replacement levy: CHF 100 (only applies to students who live in the Canton of Zug and complete their entire degree programme at the HSLU).

 

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