We are pleased to present the latest annual report of the Swiss Study Foundation, which provides an insight into the Foundation’s diverse activities. Important events in 2021 include the 30th anniversary and the handover of the presidency of the Foundation Board from Prof. A. Loprieno to Prof. A. Epiney.
You can download the annual report here: → PDF
Le professeur Antonio Loprieno nommé membre d’honneur du Conseil de Fondation
Le 29 mars 2022, le Conseil de la Fondation suisse d’études a nommé à l’unanimité le professeur Antonio Loprieno membre d’honneur du Conseil de Fondation. Antonio Loprieno a présidé la Fondation suisse d’études pendant 13 ans et a soutenu de nombreux changements résolument tournés vers l’avenir. Avant cela, il s’était déjà engagé pour la Fondation → more…
Le programme d’encouragement vu par les bénéficiaires
Le programme d’encouragement de la Fondation suisse d’études s’adresse aux jeunes étudiantes et étudiants engagés. Des offres de formation interdisciplinaires, des bourses pour étudier à l’étranger, du mentoring et d’autres offres soutiennent les étudiantes et étudiants dès l’entrée en bachelor jusqu’à la fin de leurs études. Quatre bénéficiaires présentent le programme d’encouragement de la Fondation → more…
Joint talent development: an insight
The Swiss Study Foundation, the Science Olympiad Switzerland and the foundation Swiss Youth in Science are all active in promoting young talents. Four portraits in the latest newsletter of the State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI) show how these three organisations complement each other in promoting the careers of young talents. Read article → more…
Personnalité de la semaine : Nathan Matantu
La Fondation suisse d’études fête ses 30 ans. Pendant 30 semaines, nous présentons 30 personnalités qui ont marqué l’existence de la Fondation suisse d’études au cours des 30 dernières années. Liens vers le portrait : → Link
The Swiss Study Foundation and the Ticino
The Swiss Study Foundation is increasingly gaining a foothold in Ticino. The Summer Academies, which are firmly anchored in this canton are one of the main reasons for this. In addition, more and more events have recently been held in the Italian-speaking canton as part of the “Univers Suisse” education programme. A report by Alessandro → more…
Passion for the quantum world – Alexander Schmidhuber receives a Werner Siemens Fellowship
Alexander Schmidhuber studies physics and mathematics at ETH Zurich. In his master’s program, he is focusing on “Quantum Information Theory”, a subfield of theoretical physics. He will soon write his master’s thesis at the renowned Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Boston (USA). In his spare time, he teaches once a week at the Junior → more…
Andi Gashi: Pioneer and Binding Scholar
Andi Gashi likes to embark on adventures. Having already been part of the newly created bachelor’s program in medicine at ETH Zurich, he ventured to Lugano in 2020 to study for a master’s degree. Here, too, he is part of a newly created master’s program. The Limmattaler Zeitung has portrayed Andi Gashi: In the article, → more…
Driving innovation thanks to a wide range of interests – Pascale Speck receives a Werner Siemens Scholarship
After studying electrical engineering and information technology at ETH Zurich, Pascale Speck deepened her wide-ranging interests in art and technology at the Zurich University of the Arts. Now she wants to complete a master’s degree in the field of innovation and is receiving a Werner Siemens scholarship to do so. The Linth-Zeitung reports → PDF
Challenges of sustainable and digital finance – Zachary Matteucci addresses them in Sweden
Zachary Matteucci will complete a double master’s degree with the University of St. Gallen at the Stockholm School of Economics. He chose Sweden for academic and cultural reasons. Zachary Matteucci has the Swedish citizenship as well as basic knowledge of the Swedish language, which he plans to expand during his Master’s studies in Stockholm. Article → more…
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