Start strong, finish stronger: stay at USI for your master's degree.
Register now to “Master’s Lunch”, an event hosted by USI, exclusively designed for last year bachelor students!
Join us for lunch during the week of February 27 - March 1, 2024 each day at 12:30 pm. We will showcase the diverse range of master programmes offered by each faculty and treat you to lunch. This event ensures you can conveniently explore the possibilities of furthering your education here at USI. Get ready to be inspired by the informative presentations on each master programme, carefully crafted to give you a comprehensive understanding of the opportunities that lie ahead. The event will last one hour in order to allow you to be on time for any lesson that may start at 1.30 pm.
Don't miss out on this incredible chance to discover your future path. Mark your calendars and join us at this not-to-be-missed event.
Explore the menu below to discover how the event has been organised based on the bachelor's programme you are currently pursuing. Please note that admission to a Master is not guaranteed as could depend not just on the Bachelor you are pursuing, but on additional factors that could vary from programme to programme. To learn more about admissions, please refer to the individual Master programme websites in the Admissions section. Remember that if you want to attend one or more Master's Lunch events, registration is compulsory and must be done on this page.
Would you like to attend the presentation of a master's programme that is not listed in the table corresponding to your bachelor's degree? Please write an email to studyadvisor@usi.ch and we will follow up.
Deadline to register to the sessions is February 22, 2024 at 12:00 pm.
- Students of Communication
- Students of Economics
- Students of Informatics
- Students of Lingua, letteratura e civiltà italiana
- Students of Philosophy
| February 27, Aula Magna -12:30 | Digital Fashion Communication (MDFC) International Tourism (MT) Media Management (MMM) |
| February 28, Aula Magna -12:30 | Corporate Communication (MCC) Marketing and Transformative Economy (MMTE) Communication, Management and Health (MCMH) |
| February 29, Aula Magna -12:30 | European Studies in Investor Relations and Financial Communication (ESIR) Public Management and Policy (PMP) |
| February 29, A32 - 12:30 | Lingua, letteratura e civiltà italiana (MLLCI) Storia e teoria dell’arte e dell’architettura (MSTAA) |
| March 1, Aula Magna - 12:30 | Management (MMG) |
| February 27, Aula Magna - 12:30 | Digital Fashion Communication (MDFC) International Tourism (MT) Media Management (MMM) |
| February 27, Polivalente - 12:30 | Management and Informatics (MMI) Financial Technology and Computing (MFT) |
| February 28, Aula Magna - 12:30 | Corporate Communication (MCC) Marketing and Transformative Economy (MMTE) Communication, Management and Health (MCMH) |
| February 29, Aula Magna - 12:30 | European Studies in Investor Relations and Financial Communication (ESIR) Economia e politiche internazionali (MEPIN) Public Management and Policy (PMP) |
| March 1, Aula Magna - 12:30 | Management (MMG) Finance (MFIN) Economics (ME) |
| February 27, Polivalente - 12:30 | Management and Informatics (MMI) Financial Technology and Computing (MFT) Computational Science (MCS) |
| February 28, in Polivalente - 12:30 | Artificial Intelligence (MAI) Software and Data Engineering (MSDE) Informatics (MSI) |
| February 29, A32 - 12:30 | Lingua, letteratura e civiltà italiana (MLLCI) Storia e teoria dell’arte e dell’architettura (MSTAA) |
For all Bachelor of Philosophy students
| February 29, A32 - 12:30 | Philosophy (MAP) |
For the students with minor in Communication
| February 27, Aula Magna - 12:30 | Digital Fashion Communication (MDFC) International Tourism (MT) Media Management (MMM) |
| February 28, Aula Magna - 12:30 | Corporate Communication (MCC) Marketing and Transformative Economy (MMTE) Communication, Management and Health (MCMH) |
| February 29, Aula Magna - 12:30 | European Studies in Investor Relations and Financial Communication (ESIR) Public Management and Policy (PMP) |
| February 29, A32 - 12:30 | Lingua, letteratura e civiltà italiana (MLLCI) Storia e teoria dell’arte e dell’architettura (MSTAA) |
| March 1, Aula Magna - 12:30 | Management (MMG) |
For the students with minor in Economics
| February 27, Aula Magna - 12:30 | Digital Fashion Communication (MDFC) International Tourism (MT) Media Management (MMM) |
| February 27, Polivalente - 12:30 | Management and Informatics (MMI) Financial Technology and Computing (MFT) |
| February 28, Aula Magna - 12:30 | Corporate Communication (MCC) Marketing and Transformative Economy (MMTE) Communication, Management and Health (MCMH) |
| February 29, Aula Magna - 12:30 | European Studies in Investor Relations and Financial Communication (ESIR) Economia e politiche internazionali (MEPIN) Public Management and Policy (PMP) |
| March 1, Aula Magna - 12:30 | Management (MMG) Economics (ME) |
For the students with minor in Lingua, letteratura e civiltà italiana
| February 29, A32 - 12:30 | Lingua, letteratura e civiltà italiana (MLLCI) |
Master programmes have been grouped in three per session. For this reason, there could be a presentation of a Master you are not eligible for within a session you subscribed. Please do not leave the room as this will generate noise, exploit the time to eat your lunch during the Q&A session concerning the three Master programmes scheduled at the end of the event.
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What our master's students think
The qualities of USI are: small and flexible but with great international exposure; exposure to the latest cutting-edge research and trends; world-renowned professors and quality content; multi-cultural environment; hands-on and real industry-applied projects; informal environment and easily approachable faculty.
Asta Adukaite, Senior UX Researcher, EF Education First, Zurich
Why l'Università della Svizzera italiana (USI) for your Master?
As you stand on the threshold of completing your undergraduate journey, let us illuminate the path ahead – a path that leads to new heights of knowledge, expertise, and boundless opportunities right here at USI. Here are six reasons why you should stay at USI for your Master's degree:
- Seamless Transition: Why start anew when you can seamlessly transition from your bachelor's to a master's programme at USI? Stay within the vibrant academic community you've come to know and thrive in.
- Global Recognition: USI's master's degrees are internationally renowned. Position yourself on a global stage, where your skills will be recognized and valued across borders.
- Tailored Excellence: Dive deeper into your field of interest with our specialized master's programmes. Benefit from tailored courses, cutting-edge research, and personalized guidance from our esteemed faculty.
- Career Advancement: Propel your career to new heights with a master's degree from USI. Gain a competitive edge in the job market through hands-on experiences, internships, and industry collaborations.
- Expand Your Network: Cultivate valuable connections with leading experts, industry professionals, and a diverse cohort of talented peers. Networking opportunities abound within our inclusive and dynamic community.
- Swiss Excellence: Immerse yourself in the excellence of Switzerland's education system. Experience the perfect blend of academic rigor, innovation, and a high quality of life.