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Studying in Austria
The higher education location of Austria unites three very important aspects: a great number of high quality tertiary education institutions in all nine federal provinces, a long academic tradition and an open-minded atmosphere for creativity and innovation. In many areas the Austrian institutions have institutions have accomplished outstanding achievements on an international level and gained high reputation
Types of University
Austria combines a long tradition in higher education with state-of-the-art research and offers five types of higher education institutions:
- Universities
- Universities of the Arts
- Private Universities
- Universities of Applied Sciences
- University Colleges of Teacher Education
Required Documents
- Passport, identity card or proof of citizenship in combination with an official identification with photo
- A-levels, high school diploma or equivalent certification
- Transcript with grades from the last school year
- Various filled-out forms:
- Application form for admission
- Registration form
- Form for statistics
- Student document of identification with photograph attached
- Form for continuation
- Second photograph
- Bank receipt indicating payment of the per semester tuition fee if the applicant is not otherwise exempt
Deadline
At the latest by 5 September or 5 February every year for the following semeste
Tuition Fee
Regular students with EU/EEA citizenship and persons
enjoying equal rights as Austrians before the law (permanent residents,
residence in Austria of at least five years before start of studies,
etc.) have to pay a tuition fee of €363.63 per semester if they exceed the minimum period of study of a BA, MA or PhD programme by more than two semesters.
Students from third countries have to pay a tuition fee of €726.72 per semester.
Irregular students who are only admitted to certain lectures have to pay a tuition fee of €363.36 per semester irrespective of their citizenship.
List of Public Universities in Austria
University of Vienna
E fsib@univie.ac.athttp://forschung.univie.ac.at/
Student point(Information about studies and admission)
E studabt@zv.tuwien.ac.at www.tuwien.ac.at/zv/stud/index.shtml
WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business)
www.wu.ac.at/portal/dl/stab/auslandsreferat
University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna
E ursula.schober@vetmeduni.ac.at
Medical University Vienna
E studienabteilung@meduniwien.ac.at
University of Graz
E studienabteilung@uni-graz.a
Graz University of Technology
E international@TUGraz.at
Medical University Graz
E stpamug@meduni-graz.at
University of Linz
www.uibk.ac.at
www.i-med.ac.at
www.uni-klu.ac.at
www.donau-uni.ac.at
Austrian Student Union
http://oeh.unileoben.ac.at/
E gerhild.stormann@mu-leoben.at
Student Job
Universities often help with organising appropriate internships (i.e. magazine internships for media studies), esp. during the summer vacation
Accommodation
As a student and as an employee finding a place to live is your job. University or company might support you, but in the end it depends on you. Especially in major cities housing can be hard to find.
Local newspapers usually have a section on housing, shared flats, etc. Local student unions are very helpful.
Check university bill-boards - they often offer places to rent for reasonable prices!
The following resourches might also come in handy:
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