Is EPFL the best university in Switzerland for Physics?

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Yes, the EPFL University is considered the best university in the country for its Physics program. It's physics programme (especially UG courses) are known to be very demanding, with low pass rates.

It is mandatory for students to be involved in research groups atleast one day per week. The Master's

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