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The Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences of the University of Zurich is the biggest faculty of humanities, cultural studies, social sciences and psychology in Switzerland. Its course offering consists of carefully designed programs with a wide range of possible combinations. Bachelor's study programs equip you with a basic academic education and the ability to apply scholarly methodology. A Bachelor’s degree enables you to continue with a Master’s or embark directly on a career.
A Bachelor’s study program at the Faculty of Arts is worth 180 ECTS credits. You will do a major study program earning 120 ECTS credits and a minor study program earning 60 ECTS credits. This corresponds to six semesters of full-time study (regular duration of study).
Study programs that have too many similarities may not be combined. You will find details of combinations that are not permitted in the annex to the relevant program regulation.
The title you earn on successful completion of a Bachelor’s study program depends on your major:
At Bachelor’s level the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences offers students in other faculties minors worth 30 ECTS credits. They are designed to give an insight into select topics and enable students to choose their own area of focus. You can choose the following study programs:
The legal basis for the minor study programs comprises the Framework ordinance governing study in the Bachelor's and Master's degree programs offered by the University of Zurich's Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (of 27 August 2018) and Part G of the Program Regulation: Minor Study Programs for Faculty-External UZH Students (PDF, 262 KB).
You have a free choice of modules within your chosen minor program. Please note the following points:
Study programs |
120 Major | 60 Minor |
---|---|---|
Ancient Studies |
Minor | |
Archaeologies |
Major | Minor |
Art History |
Major | Minor |
Communication Science and Media Research |
Major | Minor |
Comparative Germanic Linguistics |
Minor | |
Comparative Linguistics |
Major | Minor |
Comparative Romance Linguistics |
Major | Minor |
Computational Linguistics and Language |
Major | Minor |
East Asian Art History |
Minor | |
Eastern European Studies |
Major | |
Educational Science |
Major | Minor |
Educational Science and Psychology |
Major | |
English Literature and Linguistics |
Major | Minor |
Film Studies |
Major | Minor |
French Literature and Linguistics |
Major | Minor |
General and Comparative Literature |
Minor | |
German Literature and Linguistics |
Major | Minor |
Greek Philology |
Major | Minor |
History |
Major | Minor |
Ibero-Romance Literatures and |
Major | Minor |
Indian Studies |
Major | Minor |
Interdisciplinary Archaeological |
Minor | |
Islamic Studies |
Major | Minor |
Italian Literature and Linguistics |
Major | Minor |
Japanese Studies |
Major | Minor |
Latin Philology |
Major | Minor |
Modern History |
Minor | |
Musicology |
Major | Minor |
Philosophy |
Major | Minor |
Political Science |
Major | Minor |
Popular Culture Studies |
Major | Minor |
Psychology |
Major | |
Romansh Literature and Linguistics |
Minor | |
Scandinavian Studies |
Major | Minor |
Sinology |
Major | Minor |
Slavonic Literatures and Linguistics |
Major | Minor |
Social Anthropology |
Major | Minor |
Sociology |
Major | Minor |
Student Services can answer your questions about Bachelor's admission and your studies at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences.
TheStudent Administration Office is responsible for the application process and for the admission to Bachelor's degree programs with a Swiss educational background.
TheAdmissions Office accepts your questions regarding the application process and admission to Bachelor's degree programs with a foreign educational background.