
PH Zurich, located in Switzerland, follows a structured academic calendar based on a two-semester system, aligning with many European universities. The academic year typically begins with the Fall Semester in mid-September and concludes with the Spring Semester in late June. Each semester spans approximately 14–16 weeks of teaching, followed by examination periods. A notable feature of PH Zurich’s calendar is its alignment with Swiss public holidays, which often result in short breaks during the semesters, and a longer winter break between December and January to accommodate the holiday season. This structure provides students with a balanced schedule for coursework, research, and personal time.
The academic calendar at PH Zurich aligns closely with Swiss and broader European educational norms, incorporating breaks for national holidays such as Christmas, Easter, and Swiss National Day. This structure offers predictability for students and faculty while providing flexibility for international students to plan travel during extended breaks. Additionally, the university’s scheduling accommodates research-intensive periods, particularly during the summer months, allowing students and faculty to engage in projects or internships. While specific dates for the 2025–2026 academic year and admissions cycle are estimates based on typical Swiss university calendars, prospective students are encouraged to verify exact dates through official university communications as they become available.
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