AUS Business School is the American Institute of Applied Sciences in Switzerland: an English-taught school on Lake Geneva with small classes and practice-led learning.
AUS is a business school in La Tour-de-Peilz, Switzerland. Compare the programs and tuition before requesting the brochure.
Tuition is charged per academic year. Hospitality Management is CHF 30'000 per year as an all-inclusive package. Your offer letter confirms the amount that applies to you.
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Start with your study level, compare the annual tuition, then scan the specializations. Every program is taught in English in Switzerland.
10 specializations
Hospitality Management is CHF 30'000 per year and includes accommodation, health insurance, local transport and residence-permit support.
9 specializations
For graduates building specialist expertise or changing career direction.
Executive focus
For experienced professionals who already hold a master's degree.
Professional pathway
For working professionals seeking a nationally recognized Swiss qualification.
Eligible students in participating Bachelor and Master programs study in Switzerland and graduate with separate qualifications from AUS and Tiffin University in the United States.
Explore the Tiffin University collaboration
Your program combines specialist business knowledge with practical work, professional connections and experience you can explain to an employer.
Switzerland sits at the centre of Europe. From La Tour-de-Peilz you are on the Swiss Riviera, on the shore of Lake Geneva, with the Alps behind you and Geneva and Lausanne within easy reach by train.
Daily life is safe, orderly and well connected. Trains, buses and boats link the towns along the lake, so students travel car-free between campus, housing and the region.
Locally, French is the everyday language. At AUS, everything is taught in English, which is why students arrive from across the world and settle in quickly.
Paris, Milan, Munich and Zurich are reachable by train, which makes weekends and term breaks genuinely international.
Low crime, reliable public services and clear processes make moving to Switzerland straightforward for international students.
Ski in winter, swim in the lake in summer. Mountain and lakeside trips are part of ordinary student life here.
Finance, pharmaceuticals, hospitality, aviation and technology all recruit in Switzerland, and several work directly with AUS.
You practise French with neighbours, landlords and classmates while studying entirely in English.
Teaching and student life happen in La Tour-de-Peilz, a short walk from the lake and the train station.
Furnished student housing near the AUS campusRelocating internationally is a major step. AUS helps you understand housing, arrival, health insurance and residence-permit requirements before your studies begin.
“Applied Sciences” does not mean that AUS teaches natural sciences. It describes how business is taught: students use research, evidence and established theory to solve practical organizational problems and make decisions that can stand up in the real world.
AUS holds a four-star overall rating in the QS Stars University Ratings, with the highest five-star rating for Teaching and for Business & Management Studies.
AUS is ranked Top 2 in Switzerland and Top 200 globally for the Master in Management, and Top 3 in Switzerland for the Global MBA.
Every program is built around casework, projects and real organizational problems, so you build a portfolio of decisions rather than only a transcript.
Eligible students can add a US degree through the AUS collaboration with Tiffin University while studying in Switzerland.
Coaching, internships, employer connections and industry visits connect study with the sectors that recruit in Switzerland.
The part-time Swiss Federal Diploma in Business Administration is a nationally recognized qualification designed around your job.
Bring your questions about programs, tuition, funding and the Swiss student permit. An advisor will help you work out which route fits your budget and your plans.
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