Master of Science

Wood Technology

With a MSc in Wood Technology, you will enjoy excellent career prospects across sectors, in an increasingly globalised, digitally connected world.

In this programme, you will:

immerse yourself in innovations related to wood;
specialise either in the area of earthquake-resistant, complex timber structures or in process and innovation management as well as digital manufacturing;
enjoy access to research and development at BFH and join in current research projects with companies in the field;
improve your long-term professional prospects;
graduate with a clear understanding of current and future topics in the wood industry and its supply chain, and feel confident taking a practical approach to challenging tasks.

Studying Master of Science in Wood Technology at BFH (German/English)

Factsheet

Title/Degree Master of Science in Wood Technology
Specialisations Complex Timber Structures, Management of Processes and Innovation
Mode of study part-time (4 to 6 semesters)
Start date Calendar week 38
Application deadline 15 June

ECTS credits 90 ECTS credits
Study language Englisch, you may request approval from your advisor to write papers in German or French.
Location Biel
Department Architecture, wood and civil engineering

Head of Degree Programme

+41 32 344 02 50

Contact

Download

Structure + Content

Our MSc programme in wood technology will equip you with a deep understanding of pressing topics for the future of the wood industry. You will develop specialised skills in planning complex timber structures or devising innovation and digitisation strategies.

Portrait

Now more than ever, the wood industry needs highly qualified specialists and leaders to meet the challenges of tomorrow. In close cooperation with leaders in the Swiss wood industry, we created Europe’s unique Master of Science in Wood Technology to address this demand. Our programme is characterised by its hands-on training approach. You will join active research projects and build your professional profile with scientifically founded, application-oriented knowledge.

We offer the MSc programme in Wood Technology in cooperation with Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences (Germany).

Learning outcomes

As a graduate of this programme, you will be prepared to tackle challenges in timber construction, wood treatment and processing or in distribution.
You will feel confident making technical and business-based decisions in the face of global competition. In addition to our focus on specialist skills and methods, we also equip you with experience in innovation, management and critical social skills that can help pave the way to higher-level positions.

Specialisations

In building your profile, you will select an area of specialisation.

Management of Processes and Innovation (MPI)

Innovation is a key success factor in the wood industry, in order to keep up with growing client demands and competition. Projects are becoming more global and complex. New IT approaches such as Industry 4.0 are dismantling established structures and permanently disrupting the business status quo. Clients and partners are now directly involved in the value chain.

This provides the springboard for our MPI specialisation. You will acquire the skills to develop innovative technologies, products and business models and spearhead the processes involved.

You will complete two specialisation projects spanning the semester. Each project comprises a case study as well as thematically aligned input modules.

«Digital manufacturing in the wood industry»

In your first case study, you will design a Smart Factory. Your model facility will feature an integrated digital information network and largely autonomous production systems.

You will then build your Smart Factory in our Technology Park. As part of this project, you will be introduced to the foundations of information management as well as planning and designing organisational, logistic and financial business processes.

«Innovation management»

In your second case study, you will create an innovative project based on a central idea and develop it to the point of market launch. You will learn how innovation strategies, structures and cultures are developed and implemented in business. As part of this case study, you will create and present a Business Case to a potential investor.

Complex Timber Structures (CTS)

It is becoming increasingly complex to develop and build modern timber structures. Demands on timber engineers are growing at the same pace.

In the CTS specialisation, you will work on methods for planning and constructing advanced free-form, shell and multi-storey structures out of wood.

Modelling Complex Timber Structure

In your first project, you will analyse free-form and shell structures. Your focus will be on modelling, static analysis and performing calculations related to complex load-bearing structures and other details. You will also examine how these structures are implemented in practice. You will take an interdisciplinary approach to optimising designs for manufacturing and assembly, keeping an eye on constraints such as construction processes, planning and cost. You will also operate the computer numeric control (CNC) machines in our Technology Park to manufacture select curved joints.

Multi-storey timber and hybrid structures

In your second project, you will examine the load-bearing behaviour of multi-storey timber structures. You will then design, model and perform calculations related to earthquake-resistant load-bearing structures.

You will apply all current structural standards regarding seismic impact to your work and learn how to interpret results from earthquake evaluations. You will draft plans for multi-storey houses, including designs that go beyond constraints placed on high-rise structures. Over the course of this project, you will gain experience in assessing building condition and the need for structural reinforcement. You will also address aspects of structural physics, fire safety, networked planning and building process management (Building Information Modelling, or BIM).

Mode of study + Duration

This degree programme is modular in structure. It can be completed in three semesters of full-time study, or four to six semesters of part-time study.

Study models

You can combine the master’s degree programme with an internship or with part-time employment. Part-time students attend lectures and events on either Mondays and Tuesdays or Thursdays and Fridays. This enables you to combine your studies with your outside work or assistantship at BFH.

Research and Development

Our master’s degree programme in wood technology is closely tied to the research and development (R&D) activities of our Architecture, Wood and Civil Engineering Department. With a team of more than 120 employees in R&D, we can provide the best conditions for a forward-looking technical and scientific education.

We have organised our wood technology-related research activities into three institutes. All three have close ties to the industry and thus provide an interface between education and professional experience. There is also a close relationship with the BFH Centre for Wood – which covers the entire wood value chain, from raw material to end products – and the Centre for Development and Cooperation, which specialises in projects with emerging and developing economies.

Study Models

Curriculum + Modules

You will enrol in a number of core and elective modules and complete two specialisation projects spanning the entire semester. You will complete your studies with a master’s thesis.
The core modules are interdisciplinary in nature, meaning you will work together with the other students in your programme. Your specialisation projects, elective modules and master’s thesis will allow you to individualise your personal profile.

Advisor

You will have a personal academic advisor over the course of your studies. Advisors are members of the teaching staff in your chosen area of specialisation. You will work with them to choose your courses, and they will help guide you through your master’s thesis.

Core Modules

Modern management styles and professional communication skills are expected from today’s graduates as well as expertise in their field. We address this critical content in our core modules, which are compulsory for all students.

Leadership and Communication MBW1133
Fiber-Reinforced Composites MBW1233
Scientific Methods MBW1232
Wood-Based Panels – Theory and Laboratory MBW1134 (for the MPI specialisation)
Finite Elemente Modelling MBW1132 (for the CTS specialisation)

Elective Modules

Every semester, you will take an elective module worth five ECTS credits. These modules may be selected from offerings at BFH, Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences (Germany) or another institution. You will discuss this choice with your advisor.

Advanced Wood Processing MBW3001 (shared with Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences (Germany))
Modelling Software MBW3025
Term Paper MBW3009
Exkursion MBW6001
Core modules in the Master of Science in Engineering (MSE) degree programme (e.g. advanced mathematics) MSE theory modules
Continuing education at BFH
Languages

Specialisation projects

In your area of specialisation – either Complex Timber Structures (CTS) or Management of Processes and Innovation (MPI) – you will undertake two semester-long specialisation projects, each worth 15 ECTS credits. Each project consists of a case study and two related input modules, which you will attend as a single unit.

Modules for the Specialisation Management of Processes and Innovation (MPI)

Specialisation Project 1 Digital Manufacturing in the Wood Industry
1. Data Management for Timber Engineers MBW2131
2. Case Study 1 «Digital Fabrication in the Wood Industry» MBW2112
3. Processes and Controlling MBW2113
Specialisation Project 2 Innovation Management
1. Innovation Strategy MBW2211
2. Case Study 2 «Innovation Management» MBW2212
3. Finance and Legal MBW2213

Modules for the Specialisation Complex Timber Structures (CTS)

Specialisation Project 1 Modelling of Complex Timber Structures
1. Data Management for Timber Engineers MBW2131
2. Case Study 1 «Modelling of Complex Timber Structures» MBW2122
3. Free Form and Shell Structures MBW2123
Specialisation Project 2 Multi-Storey Timber and Hybrid Structures
1. Assessment and Retrofitting MBW2221
2. Case Study 2 «Multi-Storey Timber and Hybrid Structures» MBW2222
3. Earthquake and Design MBW2223

Master’s thesis

Your master’s thesis allows you to specialise according to your own interests and inclinations. It is an opportunity to do high-level scientific work on a topic related to the field. Your master’s thesis will address a real-life topic encountered in the field or will form part of a research project at BFH. This project may mark your entry into the professional world or serve as a starting point for a career in academic research.

Master-Thesis MBW9001

Module Schedule

Annual Schedule in Calendar Weeks

Student mobility

We will help you plan and arrange an optional stay abroad. As part of ERASMUS or other academic exchange programmes, you may spend part of your studies at one of our many partner universities across Europe and the world.

International study

Combine the Master Wood Technology with a job at the BFH-AHB

The department Architecture, Wood and Civil Engineering in Biel (Switzerland) is looking for

Research Assistants in combination with the Master Wood Technology

Partners

We offer the MSc in Wood Technology in cooperation with Rosenheim University of Applied Sciences (Germany).

Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences

The BFH wood department fosters cooperation with business partners, schools and research institutions, both domestically and abroad. This exchange between the wood industry, distribution and related fields prepares you to react to the shifting demands of the wood production chain.

Stiftung Kaderschulung Holztechnik

The Stiftung Kaderschulung Holztechnik – a foundation for specialist training in wood technology – provides financial support to students, boosting the appeal of wood-related study programmes. It also hosts the Unternehmenstag Holz Biel job fair.It plays a central role in connecting BFH with businesses in the wood industry.

Stiftung Kaderschulung Holztechnik (in German)

Eligibility + Entry

You have successfully completed your bachelor’s degree and wish to continue your training with an English-language master’s degree programme in wood technology.

Entry requirements

Academic requirements

Bachelor’s degree in wood technology, timber engineering or comparable discipline
Above average final marks
Applicants from other engineering fields (e.g. civil or material engineering) are welcome, provided their final marks are excellent
Sufficient qualifications in timber, structural or civil engineering are required for the specialisation Complex Timber Structures. A bachelor's degree with 210 ECTS credits is required. If you can provide proof of 180–210 ECTS credits, you may earn the remaining credits as part of your master’s programme.
Proof of English skills

Language skills

Proof of English skills required for this programme (see Admission Procedure)

Exceptions

If you fail to meet all admission requirements, we may consider admitting you based on your academic background and performance (‘sur dossier’).

Admission procedure

In addition to our online application form, we require PDF copies of the following:

Statement of purpose (max. two-page, A4 format)
Transcript of records *
Diploma supplement
Proof of English proficiency **

* If your transcript of records does not align with the ECTS grading scale, we require your course list, a description of your school’s grading system and details about the workload.

** We accept the following proof of proficiency in English:

TOEFL scores of 500 points or higher
CBTOEFL scores of 213 points or higher
Internet-based TOEFL scores of 84 points or higher
IELTS Academic with a band score of 6 or higher
C2 Proficiency with a grade of C or higher
C1 Advanced with a grade of C/B or higher
UNIcert level 3

If your native language is English, you are not required to show proof of proficiency.

We require a certified translation of any documents issued in a language other than German, English or French.

After you have submitted your completed application and paid the enrolment fee, our Head of Degree Programme will review your application. You can check the status of your application online at any time.

Qualification + Career prospects

As a graduate of our master’s degree programme in wood technology, you will help determine the future of wood technology and related fields in a rapidly changing, global workplace.

Title + Degree

Master of Science (MSc) in Wood Technology

Upon graduation, you will receive the protected title of «Master of Science BFH/Rosenheim Technical University of Applied Sciences in Wood Technology».

You may also pursue the supplementary Certificate of Global Competence as part of your studies. This will be noted as an additional qualification.

French-speaking students can apply for a dual diploma with the École supérieure du Bois (ESB) in Nantes, France.

International study

Career prospects

As a graduate of our master’s degree programme in wood technology, your expertise and leadership skills will be in demand across the wood industry. Your comprehensive knowledge, technical expertise and decision-making skills in will distinguish you from the crowd.
You will possess the knowledge needed to recognise, promote and grow collaborative projects with adjacent industries. You will also feel confident coordinating and leading research and development tasks within your field. Your employment can become increasingly international as time goes on.

If you specialised in Complex Timber Structures (CTS), you will work closely as a timber engineer to create structural or technical plans for the most challenging tasks.

If you specialised in Management of Processes and Innovation (MPI), your skills can lead to a wide range of careers. You will be perfectly positioned to work in the fields of product development and management, production planning, marketing and sales or innovation management.

Doctoral studies

With a master’s degree in wood technology, you are eligible to pursue a doctorate at another university. You may also work on your dissertation at BFH, in cooperation with an academic university. It is this university who decides admission.

If you decide to write your dissertation at BFH, you will benefit from our practice-oriented facilities, laboratories and faculty expertise. We will assist you in selecting the partner university and research field that are right for you.

Continuing education

Our continuing education programmes support lifelong learning and help keep you up to date on the latest trends in the field.

You will learn from our expert teaching and research faculty as well as industry professionals. Our objective is to deliver the most current, innovative and practice-relevant content from the field. We offer degree and certification programmes (MAS and CAS), symposiums and courses.

All our degree programmes

Practicalities + Application

Our master’s degree programme in wood technology always begins in the autumn semester. The online application is open until 15th of June.

Dates + Deadlines

Programme start: Calendar week 38
Application deadline: 15 June

Fees + Funding

Tuition and fees are standard across BFH. You may be eligible for financial support under certain conditions. Swiss wood industry professionals may qualify for further financing options.

Here, you will find helpful information about financing your studies at BFH. Details regarding individual living costs are not covered, however.

The cost of study includes tuition and examination fees, as well as costs for teaching materials and excursions.

Costs

At BFH, different fees apply for programmes and examinations.

Application (per application)*	CHF 100
Matriculation**	CHF 100
Tuition fees (per semester)	CHF 750
Tuition fees for overseas students*** (per semester)	CHF 950
Examination fee (per semester)	CHF 80
Fee for social, cultural and sport offerings (per semester)	CHF 24
Membership fee for the Bern University of Applied Sciences Student Association (VSBFH) (per semester)	CHF 15

* plus CHF 10 processing fee if paying by paying-in slip/paper invoice.
** If the application leads to matriculation, the matriculation fee is covered by the application fee.
*** ‘Overseas students’ refers to all citizens of foreign countries who were not official residents of Switzerland or Liechtenstein at the time they were admitted to the university programme. This regulation applies from the autumn semester 2018/19.

There is also a fixed fee for material, which can vary from programme to programme, and additional costs for teaching materials, specialist literature, supplies, etc.

An invoice for the application fee is generated upon applying online and must be paid within 10 days. If payment is made by paying-in slip/paper invoice, a processing fee of CHF 10 is applied. There are no waivers or refunds for withdrawn or abandoned applications.

The application is processed after payment has been received.

Fees information sheet (PDF, 63 KB)

Grants, loans and other funding options

Financial aid. Financial aid is available through grants and loans. Grants are one-off or ongoing payments that don’t usually have to be paid back provided you complete your course. Loans are one-off or ongoing payments that must be paid back after you finish your course.

Cantonal grants

Grants and loans for Swiss students and overseas students are generally paid out by the canton where the students’ parents are tax residents.

Students who have been tax residents in the Canton of Bern for at least two years are able to apply for cantonal grants and loans. Applications should be submitted to the Financial Aid Office at the Department of Education.

Further information (incl. financial aid calculator):

The websites ausbildungsbeiträge.ch, stipendium.ch and European Funding Guide cover all the key information about grants in Switzerland and overseas.

Foundations and funds

There are also numerous private foundations and funds that offer financial support to students. The electronic foundation directory administered by the Federal Department of Home Affairs offers a comprehensive summary of these organisations and can be searched by keywords (e.g. student, research, financial aid, etc.). Other sources include the foundation directories for individual cantons and private foundations.

The following foundations offer funding specifically to BFH students and students from other universities:

Balancing your studies and other commitment

We expect a high level of involvement and presence from our students in the master’s degree programme in wood technology.
It is possible, however, to arrange for part-time studies. You must discuss this with the Head of Degree Programme.

Military or civil service

You must complete your compulsory service, even during your studies.
We strongly encourage you to complete your military training before beginning your studies.

Coordinating your studies and compulsory service

Application

Would you like to take a course at Bern University of Applied Sciences? Then apply now. By applying online, you’ll be kept up-to-date at every stage of the process.

If you have missed the registration deadline, the head of the relevant study programme will be happy to inform you whether subsequent registration is possible.

Required documents

Please submit the following documents in electronic format and as appropriate for your educational background (passport documentation: PDF/images: JPG):

ID or passport*
Passport photo according to international passport requirements*
Diplomas and leaving certificates (e.g. vocational baccalaureate/specialised baccalaureate with grades, university entrance qualification, Abitur or upper secondary level qualification)
Swiss Federal Certificate of Proficiency with grades
Employer reference and/or internship certificate
Curriculum vitae

* compulsory

Other documents may be required depending on your chosen programme and educational background, for example:

a portfolio of work samples
residence permit (if you’re applying from abroad)
etc.

If you’re applying for a master’s degree programme, you must submit the certificate for your first degree (bachelor’s or equivalent qualification), as well as a transcript of records.

Downloads

Online application - At a glance (PDF, 66 KB)

Go to online application: autumn semester 2019 start date

Go to online application: spring semester 2020 start date

Apply

Information

Student advisory service

Our administration is happy to answer your questions about the programme structure, admissions and application process.
To arrange a personal advising session with the Head of Degree Programme, simply book an appointment online.

Contact

Infodays

Attend one of our information sessions in Biel and gain a sense of our programme for yourself. Our students and teaching staff are happy to answer your questions and lead you on a tour of our instructional spaces and Technology Park.

Registration Infodays

Location + Facilities

The BFH wood department is a unique, internationally recognised hub of innovation and expertise. A dynamic field coupled with our multilingual team of more than 130 specialists in education, research and development make BFH a wonderful place to study. We are affiliated with the Higher Technical School of Wood in Biel.

Facilities

As a student, you will have access to our library, which has an expansive reading room. It is a member of NEBIS, the country-wide network of libraries and information centres, and you have access to its entire catalogue.
You may also use these facilities outside study hours. BFHcard
You will receive a personal email address as well as direct access to our Intranet and Wi-Fi network.
Parking is subject to charge. You may request a parking pass from the administration, but we encourage you to use public transport.
Our research centre in Biel is the largest of its kind in the Swiss wood industry. It is accredited by the Swiss Accreditation Service (SAS) to carry out internationally recognised tests according to ISO / IEC 17025.
The BFH wood department maintains an extensive Technology Park in Biel – the only one of its kind in Switzerland. Our park features CNC machines and robots, test and chemistry laboratories for materials, wood components and surface treatment, climate chambers and testing systems for windows, furniture, construction elements and load-bearing structures. Whether you are a research associate, member of the teaching staff or a student, the doors to our Technology Park are open.

Location

Appartements

In order to make it easier for our students to find a room, we have put together a list of accommodation that has been reported to us by various landlords. We ask for your understanding that we cannot provide any additional information about the rooms and their availability. Please contact the landlord directly! All information without guarantee.

Ort

Lieu

Beschrieb / Miete

Description / frais de location

Kontakt

Contact

Pieterlen

1-Zimmerwohnung
Per 15. März oder nach Vereinbarung.

CHF 580.-/Monat inkl. NK

A. Graf
032 377 27 16

Pieterlen

4-Zimmerwohnung

Per 15. April oder nach Vereinbarung.

CHF 1'400.-/Monat inkl. NK

A. Graf
032 377 27 16

Jens

Grosszügiges Zimmer in Einfamilienhaus
Für Wochenaufenthalter/in.
Schöne Aussicht auf die Alpen, 17m2, grosse Fensterfläche, möbliert, Dusche im EG und WC (Gäste WC), TV/Radio Anschluss und Internet im Zimmer, Parkplatz vor dem Haus gratis, grosse Terrasse kann benutzt werden, Küche der Eigentümer kann benutzt werden oder auf Wunsch bieten wir auch Verpflegung an (Frühstück und Nachtessen gegen Gebühr und Absprache).

CHF 390.-/Monat

christina.habegger@gmail.com

Biel

Möblierte Studentenwohnung
Ab 1. März 2019
1-Zimmerwohnung mit Kochnische, WC, Dusche.

CHF 500.-/Monat inkl. NK

U. Schwarzwälder
079 127 60 30

schwari@bluewin.ch

Rüti bei Büren

Moderne, teilmöbliertes Loft
Ab 1. März 2019 oder nach Vereinbarung

108m2, im Parterre eines Mehrfamilienhauses mit Zugang zu eigener Terrasse, geeignet für allein stehende Person, offene Küche mit Bar, kleine Büroecke, sep. WC.

CHF 1'250.-/Monat inkl. NK und Autoabstellplatz

079 790 07 87

Ipsach

WG-Zimmer (ca. 15m2)
Ab 1. März 19 oder nach Vereinbarung an aufgestellte Person mit Sinn für Ordnung und Sauberkeit.

In 3.5 Zimmer Wohnung im EG, Parkettboden, eigenes WC/Dusche, eigener Sitzplatz mit Rasenfläche, Waschmaschine/Tumbler.

CHF 990.-/Monat inkl. NK

C. Meyer
c-meyer@hotmail.ch

Biel

Haldenstrasse

3 x je 1 Zimmer ( in 3-Familienhaus )

Ab sofort zu vermieten.

Nur an Studenten BFH-AHB-TI

Im Parterre, sep. WC und Dusche
Keine Kochgelegenheit

Zimmer: CHF 300.-/Monat inkl. NK

D. Glatz
032 341 42 70

malupop007@hotmail.com

Jens

Birkenweg 2

Möblierte Zimmer in renoviertem Bauernhaus

Schöne, modern möblierte, grossräumige, helle Zimmer
- 2 Dachstuhlzimmer mit einem Badezimmer
- 1 Zimmer mit einer Laube und Badezimmer
- 1 Zimmer hell und sonnig
- 1 Studio mit Badezimmer und Küche

TV in jedem Zimmer, Internet, Kochgelegenheit, Kühlschrank, Mikrowelle, eigener Gartensitzplatz, Parkplätze, Postautohaltestelle vor dem Haus.

Zimmer: CHF 400.-/Monat inkl. NK

Rosita Stevanon-Sauser
078 752 70 83

032 331 65 26

r.stevanon@gmail.com

Pieterlen

Alte Landstrasse 8

Ruhig gelegenes Studio

Ab Anfang Juli 2019
Parterre, sep. Eingang, Kochgelegenheit, WC/Dusche, Waschmaschine, Wifi, Gartensitzplatz, 1 Parkplatz.

CHF 530.-/Monat exkl. Energie

Sibylle Werthmüller

079 624 11 79
Andreas Graf

andreas.graf@anthills.ch

Pieterlen

2-Zimmerwohnung möbliert

Ab 1. Februar 2019
Ruhige Lage, 2. Stock, moderne Küche, Internet, Parkplatz. Eignet sich für 2 Personen.

CHF 760.-/Monat inkl. NK

Fred Künzi
079 584 08 26
f.kuenzi@kuenzi-raumdesign.ch

Bienne

Lerchenweg 9

Appartement a louer
2 pièces meublés 60 m2
Appartement au rez-chaussée dans une maison.
6 minutes de vélo du centre-ville.
40 mètre de la ligne de bus n° 2 et 4.

Le jardin de la maison est disponible avec une cheminée.

Lyoer CHF 975.- / mois avec les charges

078 622 29 18
duboispatrice64@gmail.com

Lyss

1-Zimmerwohnung (ca. 35m2)
in kleinem Mehrfamilienhaus, ab Mitte September, evtl. früher an ruhige/-n Student/-in, Nichtraucher.

Kleine Küche, WC/Dusche, Estrich, Wandschränke, TV/Internetanschluss, Mitbenutzung Waschküche.

unmöbliert: CHF 550.-/Monat inkl. NK
evtl. möbliert: CHF 650.-/Monat inkl. NK

Ruth Bolliger

032 384 60 47

ruth.bolliger@besonet.ch

Biel

Schützengasse 131

Möbliertes Zimmer
Frei ab Mitte September 2019, an Nichtraucher Student/-in der BFH-AHB

Zimmer, sep. Eingang, in Einfamilienhaus, mit Bad/WC und kleiner Küche, die mit 3 Studenten zu teilen sind.

CHF 420.-/Monat
inkl. Internet, Bettwäsche und NK

Erika Gonin
079 446 41 39

erika@gonin.ch

Orpund

Möbliertes-Zimmer (ca. 12 m2)
in 5-Zimmer-Wohnung, am Waldrand

3 min. von Busstation / Parkplatzmiete möglich

CHF 500.-/Monat inkl. NK

Lisa Mock und Laira Schneider
079 943 09 14

belmos28@icloud.com

Biel

am Neumarkt

1 WG-Zimmer
MitbewohnerIn zwischen 20-35 gesucht
Zimmer: 15m2, sonnig, Balkon.

CHF 450.-/Monat inkl. NK
exkl. Strom, Billag und Internet

Yvan
077 434 65 23

Pieterlen

6 möblierte WG-Zimmer
In neu erstellter Wohnung in Industriegebäude, separater Eingang, gemeinsamer Wohnraum (TV) und Küche, Waschmaschine, Tumbler, Gartensitzplatz, 3 sep. Nasszellen mit WC/Dusche, WLAN.

1x wöchentlich Raumpflege Küche/Wohnraum und Badezimmer - Reinigung der Zimmer gegen Aufpreis möglich.

CHF 550.- bis CHF 580.-/Monat.
Parkplatz CHF 30.00/Monat

Franziska Berthoud
032 679 00 87

info@boolepark.ch

Bienne

Rue du stand

1 chambre
Dès le 1er Août 2018.
CHF 400.-/par mois
inclu petit-déjeuner
Possibilité d'utiliser la cuisine.

Pierre & Christiane von Gunten
079 579 01 63

Lengnau

1- oder 2-Zimmer-Wohnung

möbliert, separate Küche, Dusche/WC, Internetanschluss, TV, Parkplatz, ruhig gelegen.
Preis nach Absprache.

I. Meier
032 652 57 73

079 702 89 34

Biel

2-Zimmer Appartement
Ruhig gelegen, für 2 Personen in Einfamilienhaus, 7 Gehminuten von der AHB Biel.

CHF 400.-/Person und Monat

032 341 28 67

physioharrer@gmail.com

Biel

Bahnhofstrasse 6

Helle 3.5 Zimmerwohnung im Bauhausstil
Alte Parkettböden, Bad, separates WC, Balkon, Dachterrasse zur Mitbenutzung, 3 Minuten vom Bahnhof.

CHF 1'060.- + CHF 200.- NK/Monat

V. Feller
079 789 87 80

Orpund

WG-Zimmer (ca. 15m2)

In grosser 4.5-Zimmer-Dachwohnung in Mehrfamilienhaus am Waldrand, gemeinsamer Bereich: Wohnzimmer, Küche, Terrasse, Umschwung mit Sitzplatz.
Eigenes Badezimmer, Internet, Parkplatz, ruhige Lage.

CHF 600.-/Monat inkl. NK

Bernhard Mathys
079 476 16 58

Beni_mathys@sunrise.ch

Brügg

1 Zimmer
Möbliert, mit Gartensitzplatz, Bettwäsche und Toilettenwäsche, Bad, Dusche, WC, Parkplatz, kostenlos Fahrräder.

CHF 455.-/Monat + NK

T. und F. Fux
076 480 14 07

Ipsach

1 Studio
La location peut etre de 1 mois ou plus. Ce prix est pour 1 personne, il y a la possiblité de mettre 2 personnes (mme 3).

CHF 700.00/mois, avec parking

Vincent Alberola
vin.alberola@gmail.com

Biel

Neumarktstrasse 5

Grosses Dachzimmer
CHF 450.-/Monat + Strom

P. Gubler
032 322 07 54

079 219 27 24

Pieterlen

Möbliertes Zimmer mit Waldsicht
1 Zimmer (18 m²) in grosser Dachwohnung
(130 m²), ruhige Lage, Küche, Bad und Terrasse, Bettwäsche, Waschmaschine und Tumbler. Parkplatz, Internet und TV auf Wunsch zur Miete.

Wochenaufenthalter: CHF 495.-/Monat inkl. NK
Bei Vollbenutzung: CHF 655.-/Monat inkl. NK

Roger Hostettler
079 277 08 88

roger0792770888@gmail.com

Biel

nähe Bahnhof

1 Zimmer + 1 kleines "Studierzimmer"
Das grosse Zimmer hat einen schmalen Balkon, Parkettböden. Das Wohnzimmer kann mitbenützt werden. Waschmaschine / Tumbler und WLAN in der Wohnung.

Unabhängiges Nebeneinander praktizieren ist erwünscht.

CHF 700.-/Monat inkl. NK

Mirjam Zbinden
079 957 69 42

maom8@bluewin.ch

Orpund

Drei WG-Zimmer in grossem Einfamilienhaus

Grosszügiger Gemeinschaftsraum, gemeinsame Küche, Gartenmitbenutzung, Haus am Waldrand, Parterre, rollstuhlgängig.

2 Zimmer (ca. 12m²) je CHF 650.-/Monat inkl. NK, gemeinsames Badezimmer
1 Zimmer (ca. 22m²) CHF 950.-/Monat inkl. NK mit eigenem Badezimmer

Therese Kiener
079 682 53 31

therese.kiener@hotmail.ch

Biel

Mettstrasse

Zimmer für Studenten in Mehrfamilienhaus
1. OG: 3 Zimmer, Küche, WC/Dusche
2. OG: 2 Zimmer, Küche, WC/Dusche, Stube
Internet in beiden Wohnungen.

CHF 400.-/Person und Monat inkl. NK, Parkplatz

Elisabeth Zbinden
032 341 48 93

Pieterlen

3-Zimmer-Studio/Whg.
In Doppeleinfamilienhaus am sonnigen Jura-Waldrand, ruhig, möbliert, Kabel-TV, Internet, Parkplatz, wöchentliche Raumpflege.

CHF 960.-/Monat inkl. NK

A.W. Stähli
079 798 34 15 oder 076 330 19 41

a.w.stahli@stahli.com

Biel

Bürenstrasse

2 Zimmer

mit WC/Dusche, Reduit, Kochmöglichkeit (Kühlschrank, Mikrowelle, Wasserkocher, kleine Kochplatte), ruhige Lage.

CHF 670.-/Monat plus CHF 120.- NK

Andrée Megert

aendle.aendle@gmail.com

Biel

Studentenzimmer

Möbliert, gemeinsame Küche und WC/Dusche.
1x im Monat Grobreinigung/Bettwäsche wechseln.

CHF 350.-/Monat, inkl. Strom, Heizung

Fitim Bajrami

Länggasse 24, Biel
078 868 00 00

Biel

Schmiedweg 19

2-Zimmer-Wohnung im 2. Stock
Nähe Migros Madretsch

mit Wohnküche, Bad, ohne Balkon, am), CHF 750 inkl. NK, plus Strom und Heizkosten

H.P. Bärtschi

032 331 51 55

haruba@evard.ch

Pieterlen

Sägestrasse 14/18

Studenten-Zimmer

in neu renoviertem Wohnhaus, mehrere möblierte Zimmer mit gutem Wohnkomfort, Wohnraum und Küche, 2WC/Dusche, 1WC-Bad, TV, Internet, guter Zugang und Parkplätze, Einkaufscenter, Sportanlagen, Bahnhof, Bus und Autobahn in direkter Nähe. 1x wöchentlich Raumpflege.
Miete CHF 480.-/Monat und Person

A.W. Stähli
079 798 34 15 oder

076 330 19 41
a.w.stahli@stahli.com

Pieterlen

1 Zimmer, CHF 300.- pro Monat

Müller Hans + Rosmarie

Pieterlen

032 377 29 39

Biel

Möblierte 3-Zimmerwohnung
nach Vereinbarung

Frau Güdel
Solothurnstrasse 50
2504 Biel
032 342 02 89

Pieterlen

Studio in ruhigem Einfamilienhaus
Ab Juli 2019

mit Küche und Bad

CHF 450.-/Monat inkl. NK und Parkplatz

Christoph und Jacqueline Strub
079 852 65 19
032 387 03 39 (Bürozeiten)

strub2@gmx.ch

Biel

4 Zimmer und 1 Wohnung

R. Imfeld
Orpundstrasse 27
2504 Biel
032 341 32 58