University Internship in the Admissions/Admission Procedures Department (50%)
- 11 July 2026
- 50%
- Bern
Job summary
Join the Department of Health at BFH, a leader in healthcare education. Be part of a supportive and collaborative work environment.
Tasks
- Ensure professional planning and execution of admission processes.
- Conduct admission assessments for incoming applications.
- Create evaluations, surveys, and statistics for analysis.
Skills
- Completed Bachelor's in Psychology and currently pursuing a Master's.
- Strong diagnostic and statistical knowledge, proficiency in R.
- Interest in the education sector in CH and internationally.
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About the job
What you will do here
- Ensure a professionally sound planning and execution of the admission procedures
- Conduct admission tests for incoming applications
- Create evaluations, surveys and statistics
- Co-responsible for the content of communication to applicants (e.g. invitation letters, result letters, enquiries etc.)
- Redesign and further development of processes and tools
What you ideally bring with you
- Completed Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and currently in an advanced Master’s programme
- Good diagnostic and statistical knowledge, knowledge of R
- Interest in the Swiss and international education sector
- Openness to change and challenges
- A high degree of independence
Some of our advantages in advance
- Uncomplicated exchange even beyond departmental boundaries.
- A pleasant tone and lots of collegiality.
- The BFH is a good address for anyone who wants to advance professionally and a plus on the CV.
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application process
application process
Claudia Stucki
HR Consultant
T +41 31 848 31 59
The Department of Health
Our passion in the Department of Health is healthcare for people of all ages. We train qualified professionals in nursing, midwifery, physiotherapy and nutrition & dietetics according to the latest research. For appropriate healthcare and effective treatments, we conduct applied and practice-oriented research.
