Can I pursue UG courses in English at EPFL Switzerland?

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No, UG courses are only taught in French at the EPFL University. As for PG courses, some programs are available to be pursued entirely in English. Other courses are available entirely in French or bilingual French and English.

Students interested in UG courses would have to submit a French language p

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