Academic agenda | Important informations | Admission | Internship | Mobility / Exchange | Useful links
You are a new student at EPFL Architecture and you have a problem, a question, a doubt? This student page will provide you with information about the student life of an architecture student.
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Academic agenda
→ Academic calendar 2022-2023
EPFL Architecture
→ Presentation of the studios and teaching units 2022-2023
Monday. 5 September 2022, auditorium SG1
→ Welcome day for new students
Friday 16 September 2022
→ Master Projects 2022 exhibition and juries
Juries: 13 -21 July 2022
Exhibition: 13 – 28 July 2022
Rolex Learning Center, EPFL
→ Positions 2022, Breaking down studios at EPFL Architecture
Exhibition: Mai 30 – July 22, 2022
Archizoom, EPFL
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Important informations
→ Application procedure
The application form can be accessed from the end of January or beginning of February to 30 April for the start of the school year in September of the same year.
→ Study management
The rules and procedures governing your studies at EPFL. Services, assistance and support for your studies and your life on campus. Information about welcoming new students.
→ Student Affairs
The Student Affairs Service welcomes, advises, supports and promotes the well-being and development of students and doctoral students during their time at EPFL. It is composed of three entities.
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Internship
→ Internship in architecture
The internship is compulsory and aims at a full-time professional activity, for an overall duration of 12 months, within one or more architectural offices.
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Mobility / Exchanges
Architecture students have the opportunity to go on exchange abroad only during the third year of the Bachelor’s programme (semesters BA5 and BA6). EPFL’s partner schools include, for Switzerland, ETHZ and the Academy of Architecture of Mendrisio, various European universities (Germany, Spain, Norway, Sweden, etc.) as well as various institutions outside Europe (Canada, South Korea, etc.).
- to have an overall average of at least 4.5 (Europe and Switzerland) and 5.0 (outside Europe) during the propaedeutic year;
- to have all the credits for the second year of the Bachelor’s programme;
- to have completed the first two years at EPFL
This exchange implies the signature of an individual Learning Agreement, in which the candidate will define the provisional list of courses that he·she commits to follow during the exchange. This list of courses will be approved by the Academic Exchange Advisor for the Architecture Section and then uploaded on the student’s IS-Academia portal.
- Information session in October on application procedures and stages
- Presentation of the procedure
→ General information (3rd year Bachelor exchanges)
→ List of partner schools
→ Exchange reports of previous students
→ Contacts of students (currently on exchange)
Exchange student managers of the
Academic Service – Mobility Office
| Responsible Sophie Lufkin +41 21 693 32 38 [email protected] | → Exchange advice Architecture Section |
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| Responsible Myriam Schaffter +41 21 693 22 80 [email protected] | → Belgium, China, Denmark, Finland, Hong Kong, India, Israel, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Norway, Russia, Singapore, Sweden, United Kingdom |
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| Responsible Luisa Pizzillo +41 21 693 14 19 [email protected] | → Canada, Croatia, Czech Republic, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Turkey |
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| Responsible Coralie Link +41 21 693 38 14 [email protected] | → Australia, Austria, Brazil, Chile, France, Germany, Mexico, Switzerland, USA |