Welcome to Lucerne Land District
A peaceful study destination surrounded by lakes and mountains
CHF 10,000–25,000/year
Annual tuition fees
CHF 1,400–1,900/month
Monthly living costs
Why study in Lucerne Land District
If you're looking for a serene and safe environment to focus on your education, Lucerne Land District offers a refreshing alternative to big cities. Set among Swiss lakes, forests, and rolling hills, this area blends the calm of the countryside with access to high-quality education. You'll enjoy clean air, scenic views, and a slower pace of life that supports deep focus, creativity, and personal growth—all within easy reach of the vibrant city of Lucerne.
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Student life
Student life in the Lucerne Land District is relaxed and nature-oriented. From lakeside barbecues to forest hikes and weekend skiing, your free time is filled with meaningful outdoor experiences. The local communities are friendly and safe, and while nightlife is limited, you’ll enjoy community events, study groups, and quick access to city life in Lucerne for culture, concerts, and shopping.
Avg. wage per hour
Max. allowed part-time hours
Cost of living
- Food: CHF 400–550/month
- Rent: CHF 650–1,000/month
- Household Bills: CHF 120–200/month
- Transport: CHF 70–120/month
- Miscellaneous: CHF 100–180/month
Accommodation choices
- University accommodation
- Shared houses
- Private/Studio apartments
- Rental houses
- Co-living spaces
Most opted part-time jobs
- Tutor
- Babysitter
- Receptionist
- Waiter/waitress
- Office clerk
Public transport
- Train
- Bus
- Shared taxi
- Bike sharing
- Ferry
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CULTURE
The culture in Lucerne Land District is rooted in Swiss traditions, community spirit, and nature appreciation. You'll find local festivals, village markets, and folk music events that give you a taste of authentic Swiss life. At the same time, international students are warmly welcomed and encouraged to participate in cultural exchanges and regional activities.
SAFETY
Lucerne Land District is exceptionally safe, with very low crime rates and a strong sense of community. Public services are reliable, and people are friendly and helpful. In case of emergency, call 112 or use local numbers for police (117), fire (118), or ambulance (144). You’ll feel at ease from your first day.
Discover the city
Lucerne Land District lies just outside the beautiful city of Lucerne and offers easy access to lakes, mountains, and the Swiss countryside. It’s perfect if you’re looking to study in a place that combines nature, peace, and proximity to a dynamic academic and cultural centre. With excellent transport and natural beauty at every turn, it’s a truly balanced place to live and learn.
Language
German
Currency
CHF
Population
230K
Area
1,493 sq. km
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, the district is ideal for students who prefer a peaceful and nature-connected environment. It’s close to top universities in Lucerne city, offers safe communities, and gives you a great quality of life with plenty of study–life balance.
While Switzerland has a high cost of living, the Lucerne Land District is generally more affordable than major cities. Rent and day-to-day costs are manageable with good budgeting, and many student discounts are available.
Yes, universities near the district, especially in Lucerne, offer a wide selection of English-taught programmes. You’ll also find language support services to help you integrate and feel confident in your academic life.
From hiking and biking to visiting castles and lakes, the district is full of outdoor adventures. You can explore nearby mountains, attend village events, or head into Lucerne city for concerts, cinema, and shopping. It’s a great mix of calm and convenience.
