Swiss Diploma FAQs

Yes, the Swiss Diploma is designed to facilitate relocation. Its international recognition and accreditation make it easier for graduates to relocate and continue their education or find employment in other countries.

The dual qualifications from Ofqual UK.Gov Awarding Bodies and SIMI Swiss ensure that the diploma is recognized globally, both in the public (Ofqual UK.Gov Awarding Bodies) and private sectors (SIMI Swiss), making it easier for graduates to have their qualifications accepted abroad.

Graduates with a Swiss Diploma can benefit from streamlined entry into advanced stages of degree programs at universities worldwide. The recognition of the diploma can also enhance job prospects and professional recognition in the destination country.

Yes, the Swiss Diploma allows students to work while studying. The flexibility of the program and the recognition of the diploma enable students to gain employment at an expert level during their studies.

Yes, the Swiss Diploma credits are designed to be transferable, allowing graduates to enter advanced stages of degree programs at universities worldwide, facilitating easier relocation and continuation of studies.

Please note that each university, in addition to recognizing the general qualification framework, has specific requirements for entry conditions. It is important to contact the university you wish to transfer to for the final stage before making a decision.

Failing to obtain a visa is quite common and depends on many factors beyond the control of Swiss Diploma and the university. However, with a Swiss Diploma in hand, you have absolute advantages that the traditional study abroad model cannot offer:

The advantages of the Swiss Diploma include:

• You can transfer to different countries and universities due to the wide recognition of the Swiss Diploma.
• You can continue working in your home country with the Swiss Diploma to gain experience and improve your chances of obtaining a visa next time.
• You can continue studying and working in your home country with the Swiss eUniversity program and receive maximum financial aid and support.

Even if you don't obtain a student visa, you can still thrive with a Swiss Diploma and have many other opportunities to choose from.

• The information provided about the Swiss Diploma and its associated programs is intended for general informational purposes only.
• While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information, the specifics may vary depending on individual circumstances, institutions, and countries.
• The recognition of diplomas and the ability to transfer credits may depend on the policies of individual universities and regulatory bodies.
• Prospective students are advised to conduct their own research and verify details with relevant educational institutions and authorities.
• The availability of work opportunities during and after the completion of the program may vary based on local laws and regulations.
• This document does not constitute legal or professional advice.
• Swiss Diploma is a member of MI Swiss, a higher education institute in Switzerland, and is not an immigration services provider. We offer training programs, not immigration or relocation services.