About FHNW

The University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland FHNW: Shaping the future

The FHNW is a leading university of applied sciences in Switzerland. It is composed of nine schools at four main campuses in the operating cantons Aargau, Basel-Landschaft, Basel-Stadt and Solothurn. Its broad range of degree programmes, its hands-on concept, its innovative research and its global network make the FHNW a diverse educational institution, a sought-after partner in industry and an attractive employer in northwestern Switzerland.

Portrait

FHNW is one of Switzerland’s leading universities of applied sciences and arts, actively involved in teaching, research, continuing education and service provision – both innovative and practice-oriented. Its broad range of degree programmes, hands-on concept, innovative, application-oriented research and global network make FHNW a diversified and appealing educational institution, a sought-after partner to industry and an attractive employer in northwestern Switzerland.

Facts & Figures

The FHNW fulfils a fourfold mandate from the Swiss Federation and the Swiss Conference of Cantonal Ministers of Education (EDK): education/training, applied research and development, continuing education, and services to third parties.

Organisation

The FHNW is an intercantonal public institute with its own legal entity and the right of self-administration within the framework of the state treaty of 27 October/9 November 2004 and the respective four-year mandate.

Schools

FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland comprises nine schools, each consisting of various institutes.

Stiftung FHNW

The Stiftung FHNW supports the FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland in fulfilling its social, cultural and scientific responsibilities. It promotes innovative, outstanding and creative projects and activities in teaching and applied research.

About FHNW

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