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Born in Beijing, I studied in Fribourg (Masters in education sciences - francophone) and have lived in German-speaking Switzerland for over 20 years. My intercultural and multilingual experiences are an asset to my daily work.
Could international graduates solve worker shortages in Switzerland?
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Very few students from third countries stay on to work in Switzerland after their studies. Parliament wants this to change.
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The bilingual (French-German) University of Fribourg offers a unique course to help law students navigate the two tongues.
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Alina Meier, a 25-year-old cross country skier talks about the unique challenges of studying while pursuing a seasonal sport.
Do athletes have to choose between university and stadium?
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One-third of Swiss athletes at the Tokyo Games were students or graduates. A support programme by Swiss Olympic helps them balance sport and study.
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As more governments mull the risks of working with foreign vendors of 5G networks, eyes are on Switzerland as one of the technology’s early adopters.
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Andreas Gross looks at the political systems of Switzerland and Taiwan, which recently introduced direct democracy into its political process.
The princess does woodwork, superman looks after the baby
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In Switzerland, gender inequality still has a big impact on girls and boys. The School of Equality helps pupils tackle sexist stereotypes.
Is your place of origin, your Heimatort, important to you?
Every Swiss citizen has a Heimatort, a place of origin, but many have never visited theirs. What’s your relationship with your Heimatort? What does it mean to you?
