Regulations
Please note that the English regulations are solely for information purposes and have no legal validity. For any case of legal proceedings the German regulations ALONE have legal validity.
Your studies at the Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics are based on the regulations. They contain (almost) everything you need to know with regard to your studies. Any decision the Faculty makes is based on the regulations. They include information on all topics related to studies.
Table of contents
Students are supposed to have knowledge of the regulations and contents of this website.
- Framework ordinance: Every degree program is based on a framework ordinance approved by the Board of the University and included in the Zurich collection of laws. A framework ordinance contains the fundamental principles underlying a degree program.
- Program regulations: Based on the framework ordinance, the Faculty sets up program regulations, detailing the provisions of the framework ordinance.
- Fact sheets: For specific subjects, additional fact sheets may be available. They are based on resolutions of the Faculty Board and elaborate on the implementation of the specifications in the program regulations.
Current regulations
The regulations below are the foundations effective for the Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral programs of the Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics as well as for the minor programs offered to students from other faculties.
Bachelor's and Master's degree programs in Business and Economics as well as in Informatics and minor program for students from other faculties (RVO22)
Previous program regulation (SO22, V1.0) until FS26 and transitional regulations
Program Regulations (SO22, V1.0) (PDF, 681 KB) (PDF, 766 KB)
There will be a number of changes to the program regulations for Bachelor's and Master's degree programs at the Faculty of Business, Economics and Informatics as of fall semester 2026.
For all students starting their studies in fall semester of 2026 or later, only the new program regulations (PDF, 722 KB) apply. The following information regarding transitional regulations does not apply to you.
For all students who started their studies before fall semester of 2026, the following documents will help clarify what the change to the new regulations means.
Changes at Bachelor's level (PDF, 151 KB)
Changes at Master's level (PDF, 187 KB)
Master of Science UZH/ETH in Quantitative Finance (RVO22 MSc QF)
Doctorate in Business and Economics (PVO13)
Doctorate in Neuroeconomics (PVO10)
Doctorate in Informatics (PVO08)
Teaching Diploma
Further regulations
In this section you will find further regulations of the Faculty.
