University of Physics(in Europe)

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Several universities in Switzerland and Austria offer physics programs that can be studied in English or Italian. Students can begin their studies in these languages, although many professors may prefer to teach in their native language. Notably, Switzerland has four official languages, including Italian, which provides a unique opportunity for language-specific education. Ultimately, students can select the language of their degree upon completion of their studies.

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So I would like to study physics in Italian or English.
Are there any universityes in Switzerland or Austria that start from the beginning with these languages?
 
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ghost313 said:
So I would like to study physics in Italian or English.
Are there any universityes in Switzerland or Austria that start from the beginning with these languages?

Why not study in the an English speaking or Italian speaking country? It seems that in Switzerland or Austria you could find English speaking profs but they would teach in their native language over English but I could be wrong.
 
Becouse the most powerfull universityes of physics are there,and in switzerland people have 4 "official" languages and one is Italian.
After when you want to get a degree you can choose if is going to be in english or german.
Everybody takes english so I tought there are universityes in english.
 

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