Following the many recent conversations about the ridiculous measures currently in place hampering the integration of Non-EU citizens who have been educated in Switzerland into the Swiss society, the federal assembly has voted for facilitated integration for Non-EU holders of Swiss degrees.

Now, the motion will still go to the upper house, but if it is picked up this will affect many of us.

The text, before the current additions:
https://www.fedlex.admin.ch/eli/fga/2022/2707/fr

An article regarding the vote:
https://www.20min.ch/fr/story/vers-u...e-244334647812

You can find the discussions by the various politicians below:
https://www.parlament.ch/en/ratsbetr...ubjectId=60197

The original motion/initiative by Marcel Dobler:
https://www.parlament.ch/en/ratsbetr...airId=20173067

Title:
Bundesgesetz über die Ausländerinnen und Ausländer und über die Integration (Zulassungserleichterung für Ausländerinnen und Ausländer mit Schweizer Hochschulabschluss)
Loi fédérale sur les étrangers et l'intégration (Admission facilitée pour les étrangers titulaires d'un diplôme d'une haute école suisse

If this goes through, it may go beyond university education and include "höheren Berufsbildung, also der Tertiärstufe B" (higher professional education at the tertiary level B).
https://www.ch.ch/en/school-and-educ...-tertiary-leve

Such professional education is a route available to people who have followed the non-academic school route (Sekundarschule) and then completed an apprenticeship.
https://www.edk.ch/en/education-syst...et_language=en

Admission to the Federal Diploma of Higher Education examinations is generally granted to those who have at least completed a three-year or four-year vocational education and training programme and can provide evidence of a number of years of working experience. The same applies to the Advanced Federal Diploma of Higher Education examinations, although sometimes a Federal Diploma of Higher Education examination must be passed first. The terms of admission are set out in the various examination regulations.