Learning to Operate in Zurich and Leipzig
The “heart surgery bridge project”, run by UZH and the University of Leipzig, shows how international teaching can succeed: when it is digital, hands-on and unexpectedly personal.
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UZH launches independent and confidential External Reporting Office
Reporting irregularities and misconduct at the University of Zurich should be straightforward. That’s why UZH has now set up an independent External Reporting Office. -
“You need to be prepared in order to play”
Benjamin Wilding wants students to think for themselves, try things out and have the freedom to make mistakes. This year’s winner of the UZH Teaching Award discusses the importance of practical relevance, international perspectives and why he’s simply Beni to his students. -
Prague Rediscovered
UZH enjoys long-standing ties with Charles University in Prague. The two universities are now strengthening their collaboration – giving students access to field trips that offer unparalleled insights. -
How to Switch Off and Recharge
Mental Health Awareness Week takes place at UZH from 5 to 9 October 2026 – a good opportunity to talk to psychologist Valentina Vylobkova about how to unwind. -
The ABC of Artificial Intelligence
New students at the Faculty of Science kicked off the semester with a three-day introductory course on AI and critical thinking. -
Turning Uncertainty into Opportunity
At the fourth RiskON Student Hackathon, students worked in teams to tackle complex problems at the intersection of finance, technology and risk. -
Negotiating When the Stakes Feel Real
At UZH’s Global Negotiation Academy, students from more than a dozen countries learn how to conduct successful intercultural negotiations. -
The Biggest Ever Scientifica
Over the course of a week, the collaborative UZH and ETH science festival offers an ideal platform for introducing the wider public to the latest research projects. -
Dominance-Oriented Views of Masculinity Widespread Among Young Men
Half of young men in Switzerland are concerned that “real men” are increasingly being marginalized in society. A lnew study shows how prevalent restrictive and dominance-based concepts of masculinity are. -
Ready for the Museums of the Future
Art history students created a virtual exhibition featuring works from the Sigg Collection of Chinese art, gaining hands-on experience in curating. -
“Seeing the world through different eyes”
International experiences have a significant impact on students’ personal development and employability. Find out how UZH supports international teaching in this interview. -
“Raising awareness of the power of language”
Even in the age of AI, it’s worth honing your language skills. The newly established Academic Communication Center offers just that, says Giorgio Iemmolo, head of the Language Center. -
Who Will Win the 2026 Teaching Award?
Three instructors are competing for this year’s UZH Teaching Award, which will be presented at the Dies academicus. We introduce the nominees. -
Zero Tolerance Toward Sexual Harassment
UZH is holding a range of events on 21 April to draw attention to the national Sexual Harassment Awareness Day. UZH Deputy President Gabriele Siegert comments on measures to combat sexual harassment. -
“Diplomacy is also a craft”
Ambassador Jürg Lauber is one of Switzerland’s most experienced diplomats. He has represented his country on the international stage for decades. -
Diving into the World of Languages
A new master's program at UZH explores exciting questions about the origins of language — from a uniquely broad perspective.