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Vienna, March 2017
Study Programmes
A Brief Guide for International Students

Preface Welcome to Austria
Are you interested in studying
in Austria ?
Because of its rich cultural past and present
Austria is cherished by people all over the
world.
The varied landscape is of great importance
for tourism, there are many skiing resorts;
in the summer there are lots of opportuni
ties for hiking and climbing or for water
sports on the numerous lakes.
Other factors for a stay in Austria are the
great social security, the economic stability
and the great hospitality of the Austrians.
The Austrian educational system offers you
a broad spectrum of educational opportu
nities. This is why Austria is an ideal place
for studying and living.
This new edition of the ›Study in Austria‹
brochure will provide a general overview
and serve as a basic guide: By providing
information about entry and residence
regulations, general conditions for
admission and necessary steps to take after
arrival in Austria we want to help you plan
your studies in Austria.
In this publication you will find tables of
the degree programmes at the Austrian
universities and universities of applied
sciences. Further information about
application requirements and procedures is
available from the institutions mentioned
in this brochure.
General information about Austria is
available from the Austrian representa-
tive authorities (embassies, consulates)
and Austrian cultural forums1, Austrian
tourist offices2 and Austrian commercial
attachés3.
Detailed information concerning the
opportunities in the field of higher
education in Austria can also be found at:
www.bmwfw.gv.at(websiteoftheAustrian
Federal Ministry of Science, Research and
Economy), www.studyinaustria.at (com-
prehensive information about studying
in Austria) or www.studienwahl.at/en (all
degree programmes in Austria, incl. search
for programmes taught in English).
The information from this brochure along
with numerous additional references and
links can also be found on the website of
the OeAD − Austrian Agency for Internatio
nal Cooperation in Education and Research
www.oead.at.

1 www.bmeia.gv.at
2 www.austria.info
3 www.wko.at

Preface –Welcome to Austria 3
Higher Education Institutions in Austria 6
Universities and Universities of the Arts 6
Private Universities 7
Certificate University Programmes for Further Education 7
Universities of Applied Sciences 8
University Colleges ofTeacher Education 9
Studying and Residence in Austria 10
Application for Admission to Study in Austria 10
Entry and Residence Conditions 11
Arriving in Austria –The Stay 13
Accommodation 13
Registration 13
Health Insurance for Students 14
German Language and University Preparation Courses 14
Working in Austria 15
Student Ombudsman 17
The Costs of Studying in Austria 18
Living Costs 18
Tuition Fees 18
Scholarship Programmes 19
Table of Contents

Tables
Degree Programme Studies
at the Austrian Universities
(Diploma, Bachelor & Master Programmes) 23
at the Austrian Universities of the Arts
Doctoral Programmes
and Universities of the Arts 77
at the Universities of Applied Sciences
Addresses
Universities 111
Universities of the Arts 115
Medical Universities 116
Private Universities 117
Universities of Applied Sciences 118
University Colleges ofTeacher Education 121
University Preparation Programmes 122
Diplomatic Academy ofVienna & IST Austria 122

Higher Education Institutions in Austria*
Public Universities
Apart from the traditional comprehensive
universities, which offer a wide variety of
disciplines, there are a number of techni-
cal and medical specialist universities as
well as a university centre for postgradu-
ate education.
Austria’s six universities of the arts offer
programmes in music, applied, performing
and fine arts as well as in the visual arts
and design. Though the common language
of instruction remains German, an increas-
ing number of programmes is offered in
English, see:
www.studienwahl.at/en
The total number of students is 280,445
(of whom international students: 73,795).
(Statistik Austria 2015/16)
Academic calendar
The academic year in Austria as a rule be-
gins on October 1st and ends on September
30th of the following year. It consists of:
ÆÆ winter semester
(October 1st to January 30th),
ÆÆ summer semester
(March 1st to September 30th)
and periods during which no lectures are
held (Christmas, semester and summer
breaks). (Exceptions from this schedule
are possible; please enquire at the edu
cational institution of your choice.)
Structure of study programmes
In the last decades the Austrian university
system has introduced the European
three-tier system of degrees according to
the Bologna Process.
Besides, the old two-tier system still ex
ists in some subject areas and universities
(for example medicine).
Bachelor and master
study programmes
Most degree programmes are divided into
ÆÆ Bachelor programmes, which con-
clude with the degree of Bachelor.
ECTS credits: 180 (in special cases: 240)
ÆÆ Master programmes, which require
the successful completion of a bachelor
study programme and conclude with
the academic degree of Master.
ECTS credits: at least 120
Traditional diploma programmes
These programmes conclude with the
award of a diploma: Magistra or Magister
in most disciplines or Diplomingenieur(in)
for engineers. Duration: 4 – 6 years.
Doctoral studies (Dr. / PhD)
Doctoral studies are based on the successful
completion of diploma or master degree pro-
grammes and are conceived to demonstrate
the ability of autonomous research. Doctor-
al programmes conclude with the degree of
“Doktor/in” or ›PhD‹. The duration is at least
threeyearswithouttheawardofECTScredits. * for addresses see appendix

Study Programmes 6 | 7
Private Universities
Austrian private universities offer innova-
tive and high quality education and provide
students with personal attention at the
highest academic level.Continuous internal
and external evaluation of teaching and re-
search as well as active promotion of the
arts assure constant university quality de-
velopment.
The Austrian private universities refine exis-
ting and establish new degree programmes
based on current and future educational
needs. Periodic external re-accreditation
reviews supplement internal quality man-
agement and provide graduates with excel-
lent chances for their future careers.
The Conference of Austrian Private Univer-
sities (OePUK) serves as official represent-
ative for its members both in Austria and
abroad.
The curricula of the Austrian private uni-
versities as well as the academic degrees
awarded by them differ from university to
university.
www.privatuniversitaeten.at
Information about these institutions and
their programmes is available on the web-
site of the Federal Ministry of Science, Re-
search and Economy (www.bmwfw.gv.at)
and from the private universities direct-
ly. The number of students is 10,202 (of
whom international students: 4,017).
(Statistik Austria 2015/16)
Certificate University Program-
mes for Further Education
Universitätslehrgänge
Certificate university programmes for fur-
ther education are the main form of con-
tinuing education offered at universities
and universities of applied sciences. An in-
ternationally common master degree (MA,
MSc, MBA,... depending on the discipline)
is awarded when the certificate university
programme for further education is com-
parable to the respective master degree
programme with regard to admission con-
ditions, content and scope of the curricu-
lum. Usually these programmes comprise
90 to 120 ECTS credits. Most programmes
are part-time programmes, therefore the
duration varies from one up to three or four
years.
In all other cases the title ›Akademischer …‹
or ›Akademische…‹ (›Academic….‹) togeth-
er with an attribute characterising the field
of the certificate university programme for
further education may be awarded if the
programme comprises a minimum of 60
ECTS credits.
An overview of the courses on offer can be
found at:

Universities of
Applied Sciences (UAS)
Fachhochschulen (FH)
Universities of Applied Sciences offer their
students professionally-oriented higher
education.This is reflected in their curricula,
which include mandatory career-oriented
practical training units or job-based intern-
ships. The number of students per year and
programme is limited, and for this reason
most of the programmes have an entrance
procedure, which has to be successfully
completed.
UAS offer full-time and extra-occupation-
al study programmes. Extra-occupational
programmes are designed for working stu-
dents and take their specific situation into
account. For the completion of all UAS pro-
grammes a relevant thesis and an examina-
tion are required.
The academic degrees awarded are Bachelor
and Master. In the technical fields Master
of Science or Diplom-Ingenieur(in) (equiv-
alent to a Master of Science) are awarded.
Graduates of UAS master’s programmes
may enrol in doctoral programmes at uni-
versities. In line with the Bologna Process
Universities of Applied Sciences have of-
fered bachelor’s and master’s programmes
since 2003.
ÆÆ UAS bachelor programmes:
3 years Bachelor
UAS master programmes:
1 – 2 years Master
At present more than 600 UAS degree
programmes in areas such as Business, En-
gineering and IT, Social Sciences, Media
and Design, Health Sciences and Cultur-
al Sciences are offered by 21 institutions
(see list on page 82). About 80 degree
programmes are offered entirely in English.
The total number of students is approx-
imately 48,051. 17% of the students go
abroad for a period of study or a professio-
nal placement.

University Colleges
of Teacher Education
The 14 Austrian university colleges of
teacher education, nine state-run univer-
sity colleges as well as five private institu-
tions, offer qualifications and continuing
further education programmes for peda-
gogical and especially teaching professions.
Range of studies: Teaching qualifications
are established as four-year (eight-semes-
ter, workload 240 ECTS credits) bachelor's
(Bachelor of Education, BEd) and at least
one-year (two semester, at least 60 ECTS
credits) master's (Master of Education,
MEd) degree programmes. Master degree
programmes with teaching qualification
for secondary schools may only be offered
in the form of a joint study programme
with one (or several) universities.
Public university colleges of teacher edu-
cation establish the following degree pro-
grammes:
ÆÆ Bachelor and master degree for
teaching qualification at primary level
ÆÆ Bachelor and master degree for
teaching qualification at secondary
level (secondary school)
ÆÆ Bachelor degree programmes alone
as well as bachelor and master degree
programmes for teaching qualification
at secondary level (vocational schools)
Further information
All Austrian University Colleges ofTeacher
Education:
www.ph-online.ac.at (in German only)
Austrian Federal Ministry of Education
(BMB): www.bmb.gv.at
(total number of students 14,500 - 990
from abroad; Statistik Austria 2015/16)

Studying and Residence in Austria
Attention: In some study programmes,
e.g. architecture, biology, economy, infor-
matics, medicine, dentistry, psychology
the university may limit admissions ei-
ther by introducing an entrance examina-
tion before admission or by carrying out a
selection procedure until two semesters
after admission (detailed information is
available from the universities concerned).
For many programmes proof of proficien
cy in German is necessary and should also
be included in the application documents,
if available (e.g. German examination with-
in the school leaving examination, lan-
guage course diplomas). See ›German lan-
guage courses‹ on page 14.
Foreign documents have to be presented
in the original (and in photocopy) and have
to be legalised 2. If documents are drawn up
in languages other than German, legalised
translations have to be added, translations
done abroad also have to be legalised.
Application for Admission
to Study in Austria
You have to send the application and ne
cessary documents to the university, the
university of applied sciences (Fachhoch
schule / UAS) or the UAS degree pro-
gramme (applications submitted to the
Austrian representative authorities will be
forwarded to the educational institution
– applications must arrive at the university
on time, please bear in mind that forward-
ing may take some time; submission of the
application at the representative authority
does not extend the deadlines!). Many uni-
versities offer a ›registration of data‹ via
Internet and will then send specific infor-
mation to you via e-mail.
Closing dates/deadlines and
necessary requirements 1:
At universities the closing dates for applica-
tion for the winter semester are September
5th, for the summer semester February 5th.
Further information about differing admis-
sion periods and admission procedures (e.g.
for study programmes with entrance ex-
aminations), general and specific universi-
ty entrance qualification and the necessary
documents can be found at www.oead.at,
www.studyinaustria.at, www.studienbe
ginn.at and on the website of the
university of your choice.
University application forms can be down-
loaded from the universities' websites or
else the universities will send them to you.
1 The requirements for admission to Certificate Univer-
sity Programmes for Further Education differ from
course to course and should be enquired about at the
individual courses.
2 Legalisation is done by the competent authorities of
the issuing countries and then by the Austrian rep-
resentative authority in that country or – after prior
legalisation by the representative authority in
Austria of the country of issue of the document – by
the Austrian Ministry for Foreign Affairs (legalisation
office) (only for original documents). Documents from
certain countries either require only an apostille or no
legalisation at all. Detailed information is available
from the Austrian representative authorities.

Entry and Residence Conditions
a) Nationals of EU and EEA member
countries as well as Swiss nationals do not
need visas or residence permits. When stay-
ing in Austria for longer than 3 months
(90 days) they, however, have to apply for
a confirmation of registration (Anmelde-
bescheinigung) at the residence authority
(Landeshauptmann, Magistrat, Bezirks-
hauptmannschaft) within 4 months of
entry to Austria.
b) Other foreigners have, if they are stay-
ing for longer than 6 months, to apply
for a residence permit for study purposes
(›Aufenthaltsbewilligung Studierender‹) 3
at the Austrian representative authority
before entry to Austria after receipt of the
notification of admission. The application
will be sent to Austria and the decision has
to be awaited in one’s country of residence
(therefore the application should be sub-
mitted at least 3 – 6 months before the in-
tended arrival in Austria).
Exception: Applicants who are allowed
to enter Austria without a visa (informa-
tion about this is available from the Aus-
trian embassies) may apply for and receive
the residence permit from the residence
authority once they are in Austria.
Universities of the arts and UAS degree
programmes have different application
deadlines and often do not require proof of
the general or specific university entrance
qualification; instead, prospective students
have to pass an entrance examination or
produce proof of relevant professional
qualification. Information about the pre
requisites (these differ from one institution
to the other) is available from the universi-
ties of the arts, the universities of applied
sciences and UAS degree programmes.
If all prerequisites are met, the education-
al institution will send the notification of
admission or the invitation to sit an en
trance examination to the address speci-
fied by the applicant. Students may be
admitted as degree programme students
or – if supplementary examinations are
required and in the case of certificate uni-
versity programmes for further education
(Universitätslehrgänge) – as non-degree
programme students. On arrival in Austria
students have to enrol in person with the
university or UAS degree programme.
3 For stays of up to 6 months maximum a visa C for
a maximum of 90 days or D (91 days to 6 months
maximum) is sufficient,this, however, can neither
be applied for nor renewed in Austria.

If living with relatives or friends, an
›Accommodation Agreement‹ must be
filled in and enclosed with the application.
Important notice: Entering Austria with a
tourist visa (visa C) is not recommended
because with such a visa you cannot apply
for a residence permit in Austria. A visa can-
not be renewed in Austria.
For a renewal of the residence permit
an additional confirmation of the success-
ful course of study (›Studienerfolgsnach-
weis‹) is necessary: examinations equal-
ling 8 hours/week or 16 ECTS credits per
academic year.
For details see: www.oead.at/entry
Students with entrance examination
If you have to sit an entrance examination
at an Austrian university of the arts, the
procedure for students who may not enter
Austria without a visa will be the following:
1. On the basis of your application the
university will issue a conditional letter
of admission (bedingter Zulassungs-
bescheid). Together with the conditional
letter of admission and all other necessary
documents you have to apply for a resi-
dence permit at the competent Austrian
representative authority. Since the pro-
cessing of the application has to be awaited
in your home country you should apply at
least three months before the scheduled
entrance examination. Sufficient financial
means and accommodation have to be
The following documents
have to be submitted:
1. a fully completed and signed
application form (available from the
representative authority; can also be
downloaded from the Internet)
2. valid passport (must be valid
for the whole duration of your stay
in Austria)
3. passport-sized colour photograph
(3.5 x 4.5 cm)
4. birth certificate6
5. certificate of good conduct
6. health insurance for the period
of entry to beginning of studies
(see ›Health insurance for students‹)
7. notification of admission of the
Austrian educational institution
8. proof of sufficient financial means
to cover one’s living costs for 12
months in advance (for students up
to 24 years of age: € 491.43/month;
for students over 24 years of age:
€ 889.84/month (these amounts
contain the rent for accommodation
of up to € 284.32 in 2017), e.g.:
savings bank book / account in Austria /
declaration of guarantee of a person
living in Austria /Traveller's Cheques
9. proof of accommodation
(rental agreement, accommodation
agreement with a student hall of
residence, assignment of the right of
use accommodation).The issue of the
residence permit is subject to a fee (€
120), additional fees may be applicable.
6 For legalisation and translation of
documents see page 11

Accommodation
The Austrian Exchange Service (OeAD) and
the Austrian Student Union (Österreichi
sche Hochschülerschaft / ÖH) offer reason-
ably priced accommodation for students.
For details consult:
OeAD: www.housing.oead.at
ÖH: www.oeh.at
Youth hostels: www.oejhv.or.at
The International Offices of the universities
provide help in finding private accommo-
dation.
Registration
In Austria it is compulsory to register with
the municipal authorities (Meldeamt: Ge-
meindeamt, Magistratisches Bezirksamt)
within three working days of entering
the country. For this you need a registra-
tion form (Meldezettel, available from
the registration offices or from the Inter-
net), which must be completed by you
and signed by your landlord / landlady. (In
youth hostels and hotels this registration is
carried out by the management when you
check in.) A change of address also has to
be reported to the registration office with-
in 3 working days.
Please do not forget to inform the registra-
tion office when you leave Austria.
Attention: Nationals of EU/EEA countries
and Swiss nationals have to apply addi-
tionally for a confirmation of registration
(Anmeldebescheinigung) if they stay in
Austria for more than 3 months.
shown credibly, e.g. confirmation of alimo-
ny payments of parents, preliminary rental
contract, reservation of a room in a student
dormitory.
2. In case the Austrian authority approves
of your residence permit application you
can apply for a visa D to travel to Austria.
The visa allows you to come to Austria to
take part in the entrance exam.
3. If you pass the entrance exam you have
to provide the letter of admission (Zu
lassungsbescheid / Aufnahmebestäti
gung) and documents that prove sufficient
financial means and accommodation to
the competent Austrian residence autho-
rity to get your residence permit. You have
to pick up your residence permit in Austria
within the validity period of your visa!
Students who may enter Austria without a
visa may sit the exam without a visa and
may apply afterwards for their residence
permit in Austria within their visa-free stay
(90 days).
Family members of students
In case of spouses or minors accompany-
ing the student a separate application
for each person must be submitted. Proof
of adequate health insurance, accommo-
dation in Austria and a separate document
showing the financing of the stay in Aus-
tria must be produced for the whole fam-
ily (€ 1,334.17 per month for couples,
€ 137.30 per month per child in 2017). Fam-
ily members are not allowed to take up
gainful employment in Austria.
Arriving in Austria – The Stay

German Language and
University Preparation Courses
The common language of instruction
is German, but an increasing number
of programmes is offered in English
(about 12% of the degree programmes
at public universities in 2014). Programmes
taught in English, see:
In order to be admitted to a degree
programme you have to prove sufficient
knowledge of German. At some univer-
sities you need proficiency in German
corresponding to level B2, at others cor-
responding to level C1 of the Common
European Framework of Reference for Lan-
guages. There are different diplomas that
are accepted, e.g. the ›Österreichisches
Sprachdiplom Deutsch‹, Austria’s officially
recognised examination system for Ger-
man as a foreign language with licensed
examination centres all over the world:
www.osd.at.
Please enquire directly at the university
or UAS of your choice to find out whether
or not the certificate / diploma you hold is
also accepted as sufficient proof!
Health Insurance for Students
Students admitted to an Austrian univer-
sity or university of the arts or UAS
degree programme as regular degree pro-
gramme students may take out a com
prehensive health insurance with one of
the local public carriers (Österreichische
Gebietskrankenkasse). This insurance
is only available to Austrians and for-
eigners who have established a legal
residence in Austria (and fulfil several
requirements regarding duration of stu
dies, change of study programmes, income,
study programmes already completed).
Forms to apply for this insurance coverage
are available at the respective Gebietskran
kenkasse branch offices and the Austrian
Student Union (ÖH – Österreichische Hoch-
schülerschaft).
The insurance premium for this coverage
currently amounts to € 56.74 (as of 2017)
per month for students. Students can con-
sult all physicians who have a contract with
the Gebietskrankenkasse.
Students from EU/EEA countries who are
in possession of a valid health insurance in
their home countries need the ›European
Health Insurance Card‹.
Students who do not meet these require-
ments have to take out insurance with
private insurance companies or the local
insurance carriers (Gebietskrankenkassen)
themselves (higher premium)!

Working in Austria
a) For students who are EU or EEA or
Swiss nationals there are no restrictions
concerning work in Austria as long as the
fiscal and national insurance regulations
are met.
Students from Croatia still need (probably
until 2020) a work permit before taking up
gainful employment.
b) Students from third countries need a
work permit to work in Austria. The per-
mit is to be obtained by the employer be-
fore the student starts working. The work
permit is granted for students in a bach-
elor's programme and the first stage of a
traditional diploma degree programme
for up to 10 hours per week (presumably
there will be changes in 2017), for students
in a master's programme and the second
stage of a traditional diploma degree pro-
gramme and doctoral candidates for up
to 20 hours per week. Work in the field of
science and research or on the basis of a
contract for work and labour (self-em-
ployment, ›Werkvertrag‹) (by which you
are not fully employed and have to take
care of your income tax and health insur-
ance yourself) does not require a permit.
Further information is available from the
Public Employment Service (AMS, www.
ams.or.at). Please note that your stay in
Austria cannot be financed exclusively
by such employment!Your work must not
compromise your studies. Non-compliance
with these regulations may lead to expul-
sion from Austria!
For details see: www.oead.at/working
University Preparation Programmes
Vorstudienlehrgänge of the OeAD
In addition, many universities offer the
possibility to attend language courses at
the University Preparation Programmes
(›Vorstudienlehrgänge‹) of the OeAD lo-
cated in Vienna, Graz and Leoben (ad-
dresses see appendix). By attending these
programmes students can prepare them
selves for supplementary examinations
(e.g. in mathematics or German …) which
they have to take to be admitted to a de-
gree programme. Students can also begin
their studies without knowledge of Ger-
man and be admitted to university studies
after passing the supplementary examina-
tion in German (or other subjects).
Other institutions and organisations also
offer a variety of German language cours-
es for foreigners. For more information
consult Campus Austria, the association of
Austrianlanguage schools:
Campus Austria
Bauernmarkt 18
1010Wien/Vienna
info@campus-austria.at
www.campus-austria.at

Further Information
The Austrian Student Union (Österreichi
sche Hochschülerschaft / ÖH) is the legal
representative body of all students in Aus-
tria: www.oeh.at
Social and cultural institutions as well as
the public transport providers offer reduc
tions for students. The Austrian Student
Union (Österreichische Hochschüler
schaft) informs students about these re-
ductions and provides information about
all matters concerning their studies.
The University Sports Departments
(USI – Universitäts - Sportinstitut) offer a
wide range of opportunities for practising
sports at reasonable prices.
c) In case your study plan recommends or
requires the proof of a vocational intern
ship (Berufspraktika): A vocational intern-
ship is an employment (practical training)
which is required by the study plan of an
Austrian educational institution with public
status. In this case you will not need a work
permit but your employer has to submit a
notification (Anzeigebestätigung) to the
AMS (Public Employment Service Austria)
and the competent authority for taxes (Ab
gabenbehörde) at least 2 weeks before the
beginning of the employment. Please note:
The internship can only be started, if there
are no objections on the part of the AMS.

SOLUTIONS FOR
MOBILE RESEARCHERS
EURAXESS – Researchers in Motion
www.ec.europa.eu/euraxess
EURAXESS Austria
www.euraxess.at
Ombudsstelle für Studierende
Mail address: Minoritenplatz 5
Office: Herrengasse 16 | 1014Wien/Vienna
Toll free telephone
Mon – Fri 9 am – 4 pm: T 0800 311 650
info@hochschulombudsmann.at
www.hochschulombudsmann.at
Student Ombudsman
For general questions and individual prob-
lems related to studying or doing research
at Austrian universities, universities of
applied sciences or university colleges of
teacher education and for other aspects of
student life in Austria (entry and residence
requirements, housing, etc.) a central stu-
dent ombudsman office (›Ombudsstelle
für Studierende‹) is available for Austrian as
well as international students.
Students can consult the webpage (www.
hochschulombudsmann.at) or address in-
dividual enquiries or complaints to this of-
fice. Cases are dealt with free of charge and
in full confidentiality.

The Costs of Studying in Austria
Living Costs
In the following table you will find an esti-
mate of the monthly living costs for stu
dents (in euros).These figures only serve as
a guideline and cannot be seen as binding.
Under accommodation costs a place in a
student hall of residence has been used as
the basis of calculation.
Accommodation € 400
(including heating and electricity)
Food € 250
(excluding luxuries and tobacco)
Studies € 300
and personal requirements
(books, culture, recreation)
Total per month € 950
Tuition Fee regulations as of the
summer semester 2013
Universities and
Universities of the Arts
ÆÆ Degree programme students (ordent-
liche Studierende) who are nationals of
an EU or EEA country and who exceed
the scheduled duration of their
bachelor or master or doctoral/PhD
programme or a section of their
diploma degree programme by more
than two semesters: € 363.36 for
each semester. If the tuition fees are
paid during the additional enrolment
period, they increase by 10%.

ÆÆ Degree programme students
(ordentliche Studierende) from third
countries who possess a residence
permit for students: 726.72 euros per
semester (from the first semester; but
no increased tuition fees in case of pay-
ment during the additional enrolment
period). All other degree programme
students from third countries (espe-
cially those who have a residence title
other than a ›residence permit student‹
(›Aufenthaltsbewilligung Studieren-
der‹) or belong to a specific group of
persons): 363.36 euros per semester
(after the tuition fee-free period).
Details see at
www.studyinaustria.at/tuition-fees
ÆÆ The student union membership fee
(›ÖH-Beitrag‹) is € 19.20 (2017) per
semester and is compulsory for all
students.
An exemption from paying tuition fees
is possible in special cases (e.g. for
participants in exchange programmes and
university partnerships, students from the
least developed countries). Students from
other developing countries and Central and
Eastern European reform countries may
be exempted or apply for a full or partial
refund of the tuition fees according to the
universities’ own rules.

Universities of
Applied Sciences (UAS)
are entitled to charge tuition fees. For more
details please contact the institution of
your choice directly.
Other Higher Education Institutions
In the case of Certificate University Pro
grammes for Further Education (Univer-
sitätslehrgänge), Private Universities &
University Colleges of Teacher Education
the tuition fees differ from one institution
to the other and should be enquired about
at the individual institutions.
Scholarship Programmes
Various scholarship programmes are of-
fered by Austrian organisations.
Pleasenotethattherearehardlyanyscholar-
ships for an entire study programme in
Austria.
Pleasenotethatmostgrant/scholarshippro-
grammes do not permit gainful employ-
ment in Austria!
Unilateral Scholarship Programmes
With a number of unilateral scholarship
programmes the Republic of Austria pro-
vides the possibility for foreign students,
graduates, post-docs and university teach-
ers to study or carry out research work at
Austrian universities.
The most important of such scholarships
are the following:
ÆÆ Ernst Mach Grants (all fields of study).
www.oead.at/mach
ÆÆ FranzWerfelGrants for young univer-
sity teachers of German language and
Austrian literature. www.oead.at/werfel
ÆÆ Richard Plaschka Grant for doctoral
students (pre-doc) and university
lecturers (post-doc) in the field of his-
tory who are primarily occupied with
Austria-related topics.
www.oead.at/plaschka
ÆÆ APPEAR – Austrian Partnership
Programme in Higher Education and
Research for Development, 2015 –
2020; for doctoral studies ; only for ADC
(Austrian Development Cooperation)
key regions and priority countries in
the South. www.appear.at
ERASMUS+ in Higher Education
Join more than 6,000 Erasmus+ students
who study or do a traineeship in Austria
every year! Erasmus+ is the European flag-
ship programme for education, training
and youth, involving 33 programme coun-
tries as well as global partners for certain
activities. Students may apply for a study
abroad period or for a traineeship of up
to 12 months per academic cycle. Appli-
cations have to be addressed to the home
university. Funding for students from
Erasmus+ partner countries (third coun-
tries worldwide) is available under specific
conditions. In addition to grants for stu-
dents, the programme provides support for
teaching and training activities of HEI staff.
Erasmus+ also provides funding for school
education, vocational and adult education.
www.bildung.erasmusplus.at
www.erasmus.at

CEEPUS
Students, post-graduate students and
teachers from the countries participating
in CEEPUS (Albania, Bosnia and Herze-
govina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic,
Hungary, the Kosovo, Macedonia, Moldo-
va, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Ser-
bia, Slovak Republic and Slovenia) have
the opportunity to come to Austria in
the framework of institutional net
works (or as Freemovers).
www.oead.at/ceepus
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Degrees
Erasmus Mundus offers a full-time schol
arship for excellent students from all over
the world – who have successfully applied
for an Erasmus Mundus Master's Course
or an Erasmus Mundus Joint Doctorate
Programme.
An Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Pro-
gramme lasts between 1 – 2 (Master's)
years. A minimum of three European
higher education institutions (EU, EEA,
FYRoMacedonia or Turkey) are actively in-
volved. Students need to study at least at
two different European higher education
institutions.
Universities from Erasmus+ partner coun-
tries (third countries worldwide) may par-
ticipate in the consortium of an Erasmus
Mundus study course and host EM stu-
dents for one semester. Internships in en
terprises and at research institutions are
possible, too.
Depending on the country of origin and the
duration of the programme the students
can receive a scholarship of up to € 49.000.
www.bildung.erasmusplus.at/
erasmus-mundus

Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Pro-
grammes with Austrian Participation
for the winter term 2016/17
ÆÆ ASTROMUNDUS – Astrophysics
(University of Innsbruck, coordinator)
ÆÆ MARIHE – Research and Innovation in
Higher Education (Danube University
Krems, coordinator)
ÆÆ Media AC – Media Arts Culture
(DanubeUniversity Krems, coordinator)
ÆÆ DCLead – MSc Digital Communication
Leadership (University of Salzburg,
coordinator)
ÆÆ EMGS – Global Studies – A European
Perspective (University ofVienna,
partner)
ÆÆ EMLE – European Master in Law and
Economics (University ofVienna,
partner)
ÆÆ 4CITIES – Unica Euromaster in Urban
Studies (University ofVienna, partner)
ÆÆ CARTO – E+ JMD Cartography (Vienna
University ofTechnology, partner)
ÆÆ EUCOMOR – Erasmus Mundus Master
of Comparative Morphology (VetMed
Vienna, partner)
... and additionally for the winter term
2017/18
ÆÆ MScEF – Master of Science in European
Forestry (BOKU, partner)
ÆÆ EMMIR – European Master in Mi-
gration and Intercultural Relations
(University of Graz & University of
Salzburg, partner)

Aktionen
There are three bilateral ›Aktionen‹ be-
tween the Slovak Republic, the Czech Re-
public,HungaryandAustriaprovidingscho-
larships as well as project-oriented sup-
port. www.oead.at/aktionen
Joint Study Programmes
The universities have funds for Joint Study
Programmes, university partnerships and
short-term study grants abroad at their dis-
posal.
For detailed information about these and
other scholarships consult the online scho-
larship database grants.at maintained by
the OeAD.
www.grants.at

attheAustrian Universities
Diploma, Bachelor & Master
DegreeProgrammeStudiesattheAustrianUniversities

African Studies | Afrikanistik
BA African Studies | BA Afrikanistik ♦
MA African Studies | MA Afrikanistik ♦
Agriculture | Landwirtschaft
BA Agricultural Sciences | BA Agrarwissenschaften ♦
MA Agricultural & Food Economy
MA Agrar- & Ernährungswirtschaft ♦
MA Agricultural Crop Sciences
MA Nutzpflanzenwissenschaften ♦
MA JDP European Master in Animal Breeding
& Genetics (EM-ABG) ♦
MA Livestock Sciences | MA Nutztierwissenschaften ♦
MA Organic Agricultural Systems
& Agroecology ♦
MA Sustainability in Agriculture, Food
Production & FoodTechnology (JMP) ♦
Ancient History & Classical Studies |
Alte Geschichte & Altertumskunde
BA Ancient History & Classical Studies |
BA Alte Geschichte & Altertumskunde ♦ ♦
MA Ancient History & Classical Studies |
MA Alte Geschichte & Altertumskunde ♦ ♦ ♦
Ancient Studies | Altertumswissenschaften
BA Ancient Studies
BA Altertumswissenschaften ♦
Applied Business Administration
Angewandte Betriebswirtschaft
BA Applied Business Administration
BA Angewandte Betriebswirtschaft ♦
BA Economy & Law | BAWirtschaft & Recht ♦
UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofInnsbruck
UniversityofSalzburg
ViennaUniversityofTechnology
GrazUniversityofTechnology
UniversityofLeoben
Univ.1ofNaturalResourcesVienna
Univ.2ofVeterinaryMedicineVienna
WU 3(Economics/Business)Vienna
UniversityofLinz
UniversityofKlagenfurt
MedicalUniversityVienna
MedicalUniversityGraz
MedicalUniversityInnsbruck
1 University of Natural Resources and
Life Sciences,Vienna
2 University ofVeterinary MedicineVienna
3 WU (Vienna University of Economics
and Business)
Degree programmes and their specifications
Studien mit ihren Spezifikationen
A

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
♦ Curriculum of the study programme available
(Bachelor or Master programme)
♦ - -♦ in co-operation with
■ Diploma degree programme
● Secondary SchoolTeacher Accreditation (SSTA)
► Individual study programme
DDP Double degree programme
JDP Joint degree programme
JMP Joint master programme
MA Applied Business Administration
MA Angewandte Betriebswirtschaft ♦
MA Economy & Law
MAWirtschaft & Recht ♦
MA International Management ♦
Applied Cultural Studies
Angewandte Kulturwissenschaft
BA Applied Cultural Studies
BA Angewandte Kulturwissenschaft ♦
BA Cultural Studies (JDP)
BA Kulturwissenschaften (JDP) ♦
MA Applied Cultural Studies
MA Angewandte Kulturwissenschaft ♦
MA CREOLE Cultural Differences
&Transnational Processes (DDP) ♦
Applied Geosciences
Angewandte Geowissenschaften
BA Applied Geosciences
BA Angewandte Geowissenschaften ♦
MA Applied Geosciences
MA Angewandte Geowissenschaften ♦
Archaeology | Archäologien
BA Archaeology | BA Archäologien ♦
MA Archaeology | MA Archäologien ♦
Architecture | Architektur
BA Architecture | BA Architektur ♦ ♦ ♦
MA Architecture | MA Architektur ♦ ♦ ♦
MA Building Science &Technology ♦
Art History | Kunstgeschichten

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
BA Art History | BA Kunstgeschichte ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
MA Art History | MA Kunstgeschichte ♦ ♦ ♦
MATheory of Art | MA Kunstwissenschaften ♦
Astronomy | Astronomie
BA Astronomy | BA Astronomie ♦
MA Astronomy | MA Astronomie ♦
Bioinformatics | Bioinformatik
BA DDP Bioinformatics ♦
MA Bioinformatics ♦
Biology | Biologie
BA Biology | BA Biologie ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
MA Anthropology | MA Anthropologie ♦
MA Biology | MA Biologie ♦
MA Botany | MA Botanik ♦ ♦
MA Ecology & Ecosystems ♦
MA European Master in Comperative Morphology ♦
MA Evolution Biology | MA Evolutionsbiologie ♦
MA Genetics & Developmental Biology
MA Genetik & Entwicklungsbiologie ♦
MA in Human-Animal Interactions (interdisciplinary) ♦
MA Microbiology | MA Mikrobiologie ♦
MA Molecular Biology | MA Molekulare Biologie ♦
MA Molecular Microbiology,
Microbial Ecology & Immunobiology
MA Molekulare Mikrobiologie, Mikrobielle
Ökologie & Immunbiologie ♦
B

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA Molecular Cytobiology &
Developmental Biology ♦
MA Molekulare Zell- & Entwicklungsbiologie
MA Environmental Protection &
Biodiversity Management ♦
MA Naturschutz & Biodiversitätsmanagement
MA Ecology & Biodiversity
MA Ökologie & Biodiversität ♦
MA Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
MA Ökologie & Evolutionsbiologie ♦
MA Plant Sciences | MA Pflanzenwissenschaften ♦- -♦
MA Behavioral Physiology
MAVerhaltensphysiologie ♦
MA Behaviour, Neuro- & Cognition Sciences
MAVerhaltens-, Neuro- & Kognitionswissenschaften ♦
MA Zoology – Zoology / Animal Biology
MA Zoologie – Zoologie /Tierbiologie ♦ ♦
Biology & Environmental Ecology (SSTA)
Biologie & Umweltkunde (Lehramt)
BA Biology & Environmental Ecology (SSTA)
BA Biologie & Umweltkunde (LA) ● ● ● ●
MA Biology & Environmental Ecology (SSTA)
MA Biologie & Umweltkunde (LA) ● ●
Biomedical Engineering
BA Biomedical Engineering ♦
MA Biomedical Engineering ♦ ♦
Biomedicine & Biotechnology
Biomedizin & Biotechnologie
BA Biomedicine & Biotechnology
BA Biomedizin & Biotechnologie ♦

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA Biomedicine & Biotechnology
MA Biomedizin & Biotechnologie ♦
Biotechnology & Bioprocess Engineering
Biotechnologie & Bioprozesstechnik
MA Biotechnology | MA Biotechnologie ♦- -♦
Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian (SSTA)
Bosnisch/Kroatisch/Serbisch (Lehramt)
BA Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian (SSTA)
BA Bosnisch/Kroatisch/Serbisch (Lehramt) ● ●
MA Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian (SSTA)
MA Bosnisch/Kroatisch/Serbisch (Lehramt) ●
Business Administration | Betriebswirtschaft
BA Business Administration
BA Betriebswirtschaft ♦ ♦
MA Business Administration
MA Betriebswirtschaft ♦ ♦
Business Education (also SSTA)
Wirtschaftspädagogik (auch für Lehramt) ■
MA Business Education | MAWirtschaftspädagogik ♦ ♦ ♦
Business Informatics |Wirtschaftsinformatik
BABusiness Informatics| BAWirtschaftsinformatik ♦ ♦ ♦
MABusiness Informatics ♦
MABusiness Informatics | MAWirtschaftsinformatik ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
MA JMP Digital Business Management ♦
Business Information Management
Betriebliches Informationsmanagement ►
Business Law |Wirtschaftsrecht
BA Business Law | BAWirtschaftsrecht ♦ ♦ ♦
MA Business Law | MAWirtschaftsrecht ♦

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA Law & Business for Engineers
MA Recht &Wirtschaft fürTechniker/innen ♦
MATaxation | MA Steuerwissenschaften ♦
Byzantine & Modern Greek Studies
Byzantinistik & Neogräzistik
BA Byzantine & Modern Greek Studies
BA Byzantinistik & Neogräzistik ♦
MA Byzantine & Modern Greek Studies
MA Byzantinistik & Neogräzistik ♦
Catholic Religion (SSTA)
Katholische Religion (Lehramt)
BA Catholic Religion (SSTA)
BA Katholische Religion (Lehramt) ● ● ● ●
MA Catholic Religion (SSTA)
MA Katholische Religion (Lehramt) ● ●
Catholic Religious Education
Katholische Religionspädagogik
BA Catholic Religious Education
BA Katholische Religionspädagogik ♦ ♦ ♦
MA Catholic Religious Education
MA Katholische Religionspädagogik ♦ ♦ ♦
MA AdvancedTheological Studies
MATheologische Spezialisierung ♦
Chemistry | Chemie
BA Chemistry | BA Chemie ♦ ♦- ♦ -♦
BA Biological Chemistry ♦
MA Chemistry | MA Chemie ♦ ♦- ♦ -♦
MA Biological Chemistry | MA Biologische Chemie ♦
MA JMP Biological Chemistry ♦
C

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
Chemistry (SSTA) | Chemie (Lehramt)
Chemistry (SSTA) | Chemie (Lehramt) ● ● ● ●
Chemistry (SSTA) | Chemie (Lehramt) ●
Civil Engineering | Bauingenieurwesen
BA Civil & Environmental Engineering
BA Bau- & Umweltingenieurwissenschaften ♦
BA Civil Engineering & Infrastructure Management
BA Bauingenieurwesen & Infrastrukturmanagement ♦
BA Civil Engineering & Industrial Engineering
BA Bauingenieurwissenschaften u.
Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen ♦
MA Civil Engineering
MA Bauingenieurwissenschaften ♦
MA Environmental Engineering
MA Umweltingenieurwissenschaften ♦
MA Civil Engineering
MA Bauingenieurwesen ♦
MA Civil Engineering – Constructive Engineering
MA Bauingenieurwissenschaften –
Konstruktiver Ingenieurbau ♦
MA Civil Engineering – Environment &
Transportation
MABauingenieurwissenschaften –Umwelt & Verkehr ♦
MA Geotechnical & Hydraulic Engineering ♦
MA Industrial Engineering – Civil Engineering
MAWirtschaftsingenieurwesen – ♦
Bauingenieurwissenschaften
MA Infrastructure Management
MAInfrastrukturmanagement ♦
Classical Archaeology (see also Archaeologies)
Klassische Archäologie (siehe auch Archäologien)

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
BA Classical Archaeology
BA Klassische Archäologie ♦
BA Classical Archaeology & Archaeology of
the former Roman Provinces | BA Klassische &
Provinzialrömische Archäologie ♦
MA Classical Archaeology
MA Klassische Archäologie ♦ ♦
MA Classical Archaeology & Archaeology of
the former Roman Provinces | MA Klassische &
Provinzialrömische Archäologie ♦
Classical & Oriental Studies
Classica et Orientalia
BA Classical & Oriental Studies
BA Classica et Orientalia ♦
MA Ancient History & Ancient Oriental Studies
MA Alte Geschichte und Altorientalistik ♦
MA European Master in Classical Cultures ♦
Classical Philology | Klassische Philologie
BA Classical Philology | BA Klassische Philologie ♦
MA Classical Philology (Greek)
MA Klassische Philologie (Gräzistik) ♦
MA Classical Philology (Latin)
MA Klassische Philologie (Latinistik) ♦
MA Latin Philology of the Middle Ages &
ModernTimes | MA Lateinische Philologie des
Mittelalters & der Neuzeit ♦
MA Ancient History of Literature, Mind &
Reception | MA Antike Literatur-, Geistes- & ♦
Rezeptionsgeschichte
Classical Philology – Greek
Klassische Philologie – Griechisch

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
BA Greek | BA Griechisch ♦
MA Greek | MA Griechisch ♦
Classical Philology – Latin
Klassische Philologie – Latein
BA Latin | BA Latein ♦
MA Latin | MA Latein ♦ ♦
Cognition Sciences | Kognitionswissenschaft
MA Middle European interdisciplinary master
programme in Cognitive Science (DDP) ♦
Comparative Literature Studies
Vergleichende Literaturwissenschaft
BA Comparative Literature Studies
BAVergleichende Literaturwissenschaft ♦ ♦
MA Comparative Literature Studies
MAVergleichende Literaturwissenschaft ♦ ♦
MA Comparative Literature & Cultural Studies
MAVergleichende Literatur- & Kulturwissenschaft ♦
Computational Logic
MA Computational Logic (DDP) ♦
Computer Sciences / Informatics | Informatik
BA Computer Sciences | BA Informatik ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
BA Applied Computer Sciences
BA Angewandte Informatik ♦ ♦
BA Business Informatics
BAWirtschaftsinformatik ♦ ♦ ♦
BA Media Informatics and visual computing
BA Medieninformatik andVisual Computing ♦
BA Medical Informatics
BA Medizinische Informatik ♦

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
BA Software & Information Engineering ♦
BATechnical Informatics
BATechnische Informatik ♦
MA Applied Computer Sciences
MA Angewandte Informatik ♦
MA Applied Image and Signal Processing (JMD) ♦
MA Business Informatics
MAWirtschaftsinformatik ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
MA Computational Intelligence ♦
MA Computational Science ♦ ♦ ♦
MA Computer Sciences | MA Informatik ♦ ♦
MA Didactics for Informatics
MA Informatikdidaktik ♦- -♦
MA Media Informatics | MA Medieninformatik ♦ ♦
MA Medical Informatics
MA Medizinische Informatik ♦ ♦
MA Scientific Computing
MA Scientific Computing ♦
MA Software Engineering / Internet Computing ♦
MATechnical Informatics
MATechnische Informatik ♦
MAVisual Computing ♦
Computer Science Management
Informatikmanagement
BA Information Management
BA Informationsmanagement ♦
BA Software Development & Business Management
BA Softwareentwicklung –Wirtschaft ♦
MA Information Management
MA Informationsmanagement ♦

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MASoftwareDevelopment&BusinessManagement
MA Softwareentwicklung –Wirtschaft ♦
Computer Sciences / Informatics & Informatics
Management (SSTA)
Informatik & Informatikmanagement (Lehramt)
BA Computer Sciences / Informatics
(& Informatics Management) (SSTA)
BA Informatik (& Informatikmanagement) (LA) ● ● ● ● ● ●
MA Computer Sciences / Informatics
(& Informatics Management) (SSTA)
MA Informatik (& Informatikmanagement) (LA) ● ●
Cultural & Social Anthropology (Ethnology)
Kultur- & Sozialanthropologie (Völkerkunde)
BA Cultural & Social Anthropology
BA Kultur- & Sozialanthropologie ♦
MA Cultural & Social Anthropology
MA Kultur- & Sozialanthropologie ♦
Czech (SSTA) | Tschechisch (Lehramt)
BA Czech (SSTA) | BA Tschechisch (LA) ●
MA Czech (SSTA) | MATschechisch (LA) ●
Dentistry | Zahnmedizin ■ ■ ■
Descriptive Geometry (SSTA)
Darstellende Geometrie (Lehramt)
BA Descriptive Geometry (SSTA)
BA Darstellende Geometrie (LA) ● ●
MA Descriptive Geometry (SSTA)
MA Darstellende Geometrie (LA) ●
Dutch Studies | Nederlandistik
BA Dutch Studies | BA Nederlandistik ♦
MA Dutch Studies | MA Nederlandistik ♦
D

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
Economic & Social Sciences
Wirtschafts- & Sozialwissenschaften
BA Economic & Social Sciences
BAWirtschafts- & Sozialwissenschaften ♦
MAExport & Internationalisation Management
MA Export- und Internationalisierungsmanagement ♦
MA Finance & Accounting ♦
MA International Management (CEMS) ♦
MA Management ♦
MA Marketing ♦
MAQuantitative Finance | MA Quantitative Finance ♦
MA Socio-Ecological Economics and Policy ♦
MA Socio-Economics | MA Soziökonomie ♦
MA Strategy, Innovation& Management Control ♦
MA Supply Chain Management ♦
MATaxation and Accounting
MA Steuer- und Rechnungslegung ♦
Economic Sciences | Wirtschaftswissenschaften
BA Economics | BAWirtschaftswissenschaften ♦
BA Economics, Health and SportsTourism
BAWirtschaft, Gesundheits- und Sporttourismus ♦
MA Accounting, Auditing &Taxation ♦
MA Applied Economics
MA Angewandte Ökonomik ♦
MA Banking & Finance ♦
MA Economics ♦
MA Finance and Accounting ♦
MA General Management ♦
E

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA DDP General Management
STUSTSTainan – JKU Linz ♦
MA DDP General Management
ESCTroyes – JKU Linz ♦
MA JMP Global Business ♦
MA JMP Global Business Russia/Italy
MA JMP Global Business Russland / Italien ♦
MA Management and Applied Economics ♦
MA Organization Studies ♦
MA Strategic Management
MA Strategisches Management ♦
Education | Pädagogik
BA EducationTheory | BA Bildungswissenschaft ♦
BA Education | BA Pädagogik ♦ ♦
BA EducationTheory | BA Erziehungswissenschaft ♦
BA EducationTheory
BA Erziehungs- & Bildungswissenschaft ♦
BA Special Inclusive Education (SSTA)
BA Spezielle Inklusive Pädagogik (LA) ♦ ♦
MA Adult and vocational education
MA Erwachsenen- & Berufsbildung ♦
MA EducationTheory | MA Bildungswissenschaft ♦
MA EducationTheory | MA Erziehungswissenschaft ♦
MA EducationTheory
MA Erziehungs- & Bildungswissenschaft ♦
MA Further Education – Lifelong Learning
MAWeiterbildung – Lebensbegleitende Bildung ♦
MA Inclusive Education ♦
MA School Pedagogy | MA Schulpädagogik ♦

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA Social Pedagogoy/Integration Pedagogoy
MA Sozialpädagogik/Integrationspädagogik ♦ ♦
Egyptian Studies | Ägyptologie
BA Egyptian Studies | BA Ägyptologie ♦
MA Egyptian Studies | MA Ägyptologie ♦
Electrical Engineering | Elektrotechnik
BA Electrical Engineering
(& Information Energeering)
BA Elektrotechnik (& Informationstechnik) ♦ ♦
MA Electrical Engineering | MA Elektrotechnik ♦
MA Electrical Engineering & Business
MA Elektrotechnik –Wirtschaft ♦
MA Embedded Systems ♦
MA Energy & Automation Engineering
MA Energie- & Automatisierungstechnik ♦
MA Microelectronics & Photonics
MA Mikroelektronik & Photonik ♦
MATelecommunications ♦
Electrical Engineering – Sound Engineering
Elektrotechnik –Toningenieur
BA Electrical Engineering – Sound Engineering
BA Elektrotechnik –Toningenieur ♦
MA Electrical Engineering – Sound Engineering
MA Elektrotechnik–Toningenieur ♦
Engineering Sciences | Ingenieurwissenschaften
BA Engineering Sciences (DDP)
BA Ingenieurwissenschaften (DDP) ♦
English & American Studies
Anglistik & Amerikanistik
BA English & American Studies ♦

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
BA English & American Studies
BA Anglistik & Amerikanistik ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
MA Anglophone Literatures & Cultures ♦
MA English & American Studies
MA Anglistik & Amerikanistik ♦ ♦ ♦
MA DDP in English & American Studies ♦
MA English Language & Linguistics ♦
MA English Studies & the Creative Industries ♦
English (SSTA) | Englisch (Lehramt)
BA English (SSTA) | BA Englisch (LA) ● ● ● ● ●
MA English (SSTA) | MA Englisch (LA) ● ●
Environmental Systems Sciences
Umweltsystemwissenschaften
BA Environmental Systems Sciences – Business
Administration | BA Umweltsystem-
wissenschaften – Betriebswirtschaft ♦
BA Environmental Systems Sciences – Economics
BA Umweltsystemwissenschaften –
Volkswirtschaftslehre ♦
BA Environmental Systems Sciences – Geography
BA Umweltsystemwissenschaften –Geographie ♦
BA Environmental Systems Sciences –
Science &Technololgy
BA Umweltsystemwissenschaften –
Naturwissenchaft &Technologie ♦- - ♦
MA Environmental Sciences (E) ♦
MA Environmental Systems Sciences – Economics
MA Umweltsystemwissenschaften –
Volkswirtschaftslehre ♦
MA Environmental Systems Sciences – Geography
MA Umweltsystemwissenschaften –Geographie ♦

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA Environmental Systems Sciences –
Science &Technololgy
Naturwissenchaft&Technologie ♦- - ♦
MA Environmental Systems Sciences –
Sustainability-Oriented Management
Nachhaltigkeitsorientiertes Management ♦
MA JDP Industrial Ecology ♦
MA Sustainable Development (DDP) ♦
Equine Sciences | Pferdewissenschaften
BA Equine Sciences | BA Pferdewissenschaften ♦- -♦
Ethnology (see Cultural & Social Anthropology)
Völkerkunde (siehe Kultur- & Sozialanthropologie)
European Cultural Anthropology
(Ethnologia Europaea)
Volkskunde (Ethnologia Europaea)
BA European Ethnology | BA Europ. Ethnologie ♦ ♦ ♦
MA European Ethnology | MA Europ. Ethnologie ♦ ♦ ♦
European Union Studies
MA European Union Studies ♦
Finno-Ugric Studies | Finno – Ugristik
BA Hungarian Studies | BA Hungarologie ♦
BA Finnish Studies | BA Fennistik ♦
MA Hungarian Studies | MA Hungarologie ♦
MA Finno-Ugric Studies | MA Finno-Ugristik ♦
Food Science & Biotechnology
Lebensmittel- & Biotechnologie
BA Food Chemistry & Biotechnology
BA Lebensmittel- & Biotechnologie ♦
F

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA Biotechnology | MA Biotechnologie ♦
MA Food Science & FoodTechnology
MA Lebensmittelwissenschaft & -technologie ♦
MA Safety in the Food Chain ♦
Forestry &Wood Sciences | Forst- & Holzwirtschaft
BA Forestry | BA Forstwirtschaft ♦
BAWood & Natural FibreTechnology
BA Holz- & Naturfasertechnologie ♦
BA Environmental & Bioresources Management
BA Umwelt- & Bioressourcenmanagement ♦
MA Alpine National Hazards /
Watershed Regulation
MA Alpine Naturgefahren /Wildbach- &
Lawinenverbauung ♦
MA Forestry | MA Forstwissenschaften ♦
MAWoodTechnology & Management
MA Holztechnologie & Management ♦
MA Environmental & Bioresources Management
MA Umwelt- & Bio-Ressourcenmanagement ♦
MA Mountain Forestry ♦
MA MSc European Forestry (DDP) ♦
MA NAWARO; Material & Energetical Use of
Renewable Raw Materials (DDP) ♦
MA NAWARO; Stoffliche & energetische Nutzung
nachwachsender Rohstoffe (DDP)
French (SSTA) | Französisch (Lehramt)
BA French (SSTA) | BA Französisch (LA) ● ● ● ● ●
MA French (SSTA) | MA Französisch (LA) ● ●
Gender Studies
MA Gender Studies ♦
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UniversityofGraz
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UniversityofLinz
MA Gender, Culture and Social Change ♦
MA Gender Studies (JDP) ♦
MA Interdisciplinary Gender Studies
MA Interdiszipl. Geschlechterstudien ♦
Geography | Geographie
BA Geography | BA Geographie ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
MA Geography | MA Geographie ♦ ♦
MA Applied Geoinformatics
MA Angewandte Geoinformatik ♦
MA Cartography & Geoinformation
MA Kartographie & Geoinformation ♦
MA Geography: Global Change – Regional
Sustainability | MA Geographie:
GlobalerWandel – regionale Nachhaltigkeit ♦
MA Geography & Regional Research
(Geographical Systems Sciences)
MA Geographie & Regionalforschung
(Geograph. Systemwissenschaften) ♦
MA Mountain & Climate Geography
MA Gebirgs- & Klimageographie ♦
MA Sustainable Urban & Regional Development
MA Nachhaltige Stadt- & Regionalentwicklung ♦
MA Urban & Regional Planning
MA Raumforschung & Raumordnung ♦
Geography & Economics (SSTA)
Geographie &Wirtschaftskunde (Lehramt)
BA Geography & Economics (SSTA)
BA Geographie &Wirtschaftskunde (LA) ● ● ● ● ●
MA Geography & Economics (SSTA)
MA Geographie &Wirtschaftskunde (LA) ● ●
Geosciences | Erdwissenschaften

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
BA Geosciences | BA Erdwissenschaften ♦ ♦- ♦ -♦
BA Geology | BA Geologie ♦
MA Geosciences | MA Erdwissenschaften ♦ ♦- ♦ -♦
MA Geology | MA Geologie ♦
Geo-SpatialTechnologies
MA Geo-SpatialTechnologies ♦- -♦
German Philology | Deutsche Philologie
BA German Philology / German Studies
BA Deutsche Philologie / Germanistik ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
BA German Philology &Transcultural
Communication | BA Deutsch &
transkulturelle Kommunikation ♦
MA Austrian Studies – Cultures,
Literatures, Languages ♦
MA German Philology / German Studies
MA Deutsche Philologie / Germanistik ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
MA German as a Foreign Language & Second
Language | MA Deutsch als Fremd- & Zweitsprache ♦
MA DDP German Philology in the Intercultural
Context
MA DDP Germanistik im interkulturellen Kontext ♦
MA JMD Medieval & Modern German Philology
MA JMD Deutsche Philologie des Mittelalters
und der frühen Neuzeit ♦
German (SSTA) | Deutsch (Lehramt)
BA German (SSTA) | BA Deutsch (LA) ● ● ● ● ●
MA German (SSTA) | MA Deutsch (LA) ● ●
Global Studies
MA Global Studies ♦

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA Global Studies on Management & int. Science ♦
MA International Development
MA Internationale Entwicklung ♦
Greek (SSTA) | Griechisch (Lehramt)
BA Greek (SSTA) | BA Griechisch (LA) ● ● ● ●
MA Greek (SSTA) | MA Griechisch (LA) ● ●
Healthcare & Nursing
Gesundheits- & Pflegewissenschaft
BA Nursing | BA Pflegewissenschaft ♦
MA Nursing | MA Pflegewissenschaft ♦ ♦
History | Geschichte
BA History | BA Geschichte ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
MA History | MA Geschichte ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
MA JDM Europe, Digital Media, Arts and
Cultural Heritage Studies (EuroMACHS) ♦
MA Global History
MA Globalgeschichte ♦
MA Historical Research, Complementary
Historical Sciences & Archive Sciences
MA Geschichtsforschung, Historische
Hilfswissenschaften & Archivwissenschaft ♦
MA History of South-Eastern Europe (DDP)
MA Geschichte des südöstlichen Europa (DDP) ♦
MA Interdisciplinary Eastern European Studies
MA Interdisziplinäre Osteuropastudien ♦
MA MATILDA: European Master inWomen’s &
Gender History (DDP) ♦
MA JDP South-Eastern European Studies ♦
H

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
History, Social Studies & Political
Education (SSTA) | Geschichte, Sozialkunde &
Politische Bildung (Lehramt)
BA History, Social Studies & Political
Education (SSTA) | BA Geschichte, Sozialkunde
& Politische Bildung (LA) ● ● ● ● ●
MA History, Social Studies & Political
Education (SSTA) | MA Geschichte, Sozialkunde
& Politische Bildung (LA) ● ●
Home Economics & Nutrition (SSTA)
Haushaltsökonomie & Ernährung (Lehramt)
BA Home Economics & Nutrition (SSTA)
BA Haushaltsökonomie & Ernährung (LA) ●
MA Home Economics & Nutrition (SSTA)
MA Haushaltsökonomie & Ernährung (LA) ●
Horticultural Sciences
MA Horticultural Sciencess ♦
Hungarian (SSTA) | Ungarisch (Lehramt)
BA Hungarian (SSTA) | BAUngarisch (LA) ●
MA Hungarian (SSTA) | MA Ungarisch (LA) ●
Industrial Energy Engineering
Industrielle Energietechnik
BA Industrial Energy Engineering
BA Industrielle Energietechnik ♦
MA Industrial Energy Engineering
MA Industrielle Energietechnik ♦
Industrial Engineering & Management –
Mechanical Engineering
Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen – Maschinenbau
I

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
BA Industrial Engineering & Management –
BAWirtschaftsingenieurwesen – Maschinenbau ♦ ♦
MA Industrial Engineering & Management –
MAWirtschaftsingenieurwesen – Maschinenbau ♦ ♦
MA Production Science & Management ♦
Industrial Engineering & Management –
Technical Chemistry
Wirtschaftsingenieurwesen –Technische Chemie
MA Industrial Engineering & Management –
Technical Chemistry
MAWirtschaftsingenieurwesen –Technische Chemie ♦
Industrial Environmental Protection,Waste
Disposal Engineering & Recycling | Industrieller
Umweltschutz, Entsorgungstechnik & Recycling
BA Industrial Environmental Protection &
Process Engineering | BA Industrieller ♦
Umweltschutz &Verfahrenstechnik
MA Industrial Environmental Protection &
Process Engineering | MA Industrieller
Umweltschutz &Verfahrenstechnik ♦
Industrial Logistics | Industrielogistik
BA Industrial Logistics | BA Industrielogistik ♦
MA Industrial Logistics | MA Industrielogistik ♦
InformationTechnology | Informationstechnik
BA Information Electronics
BA Informationselektronik ♦
BA InformationTechnology
BA Informationstechnik ♦
MA Information & Communications Engineering ♦

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA Information Electronics
MA Informationselektronik ♦
International Business Administration
Internationale Betriebswirtschaft
BA International Business Administration
BA Internationale Betriebswirtschaft ♦
MA International Business Administration
MA Internationale Betriebswirtschaft ♦
International Business Administration & Chinese
Internationale Betriebswirtschaft & Chinesisch ►
International Economic & Business Studies
InternationaleWirtschaftswissenschaften ■
Islamic Religion | Islamische Religion
BA Islamic Religion (SSTA)
BA Islamische Religion (LA) ♦
Islamic Religious Education Studies
Islamische Religionspädagogik
BA Islamic Religious Education Studies
BA Islamische Religionspädagogik ♦
MA Islamic Religious Education Studies
MA Islamische Religionspädagogik ♦
Italian (SSTA) | Italienisch (Lehramt)
BA Italian (SSTA) | BA Italienisch (LA ● ● ● ● ●
MA Italian (SSTA) | MA Italienisch (LA) ● ●
Japanese Studies | Japanologie
BA Japanese Studies | BA Japanologie ♦
MA Japanese Studies | MA Japanologie ♦
Jewish Studies | Judaistik
BA Jewish Studies | BA Judaistik ♦
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UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA Jewish Studies | MA Judaistik ♦
MA Jewish Cultural History
MA Jüdische Kulturgeschichte ♦
MA Jewish Studies – History of Jewish
Cultures (DDP) | MA Jüdische Studien –
Geschichte jüdischer Kulturen (DDP) ♦
Korean Studies | Koreanologie
BA Korean Studies | BA Koreanologie ♦
MA Korean Studies | MA Koreanologie ♦
Land &Water Management
Kulturtechnik &Wasserwirtschaft
BA Land &Water Management
BA Kulturtechnik undWasserwirtschaft ♦
MA Applied Limnology Aquatic Ecosystem
Management ♦
MA Environmental Sciences – Soil,Water,
Biodiversity ♦
MA Land &Water Management
MA Kulturtechnik undWasserwirtschaft ♦
MAWater Management &
Environmental Engineering ♦
Landscape Design & Landscape Planning
Landschaftsplanung & Landschaftspflege
BA Landscape Planning & Landscape Architecture
BA Landschaftsplanung & Landschaftsarchitektur ♦
MA Landscape Planning & Landscape Architecture
MA Landschaftsplanung & Landschaftsarchitektur ♦
Latin (SSTA) | Latein (Lehramt)
BA Latin (SSTA) | BA Latein (LA) ● ● ● ●
MA Latin (SSTA) | MA Latein (LA) ● ●
K
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UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
Law | Rechtswissenschaften ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
Law – Integrated diploma programme
Integriertes Diplomstudium d. Rechtswissenschaften ■
Law & Economy | Recht &Wirtschaft
BA Law & Economy | BA Recht &Wirtschaft ♦
MA Law & Economy | MA Recht &Wirtschaft ♦
Linguistics | Sprachwissenschaft
BA Linguistics | BA Linguistik ♦
BA Linguistics | BA Sprachwissenschaft ♦ ♦ ♦
MAApplied Linguistics | MA Angewandte Linguistik ♦
MA General Linguistics:Theory of Grammar &
Cognitive Linguistics | MA Allgemeine Linguistik:
Grammatiktheorie & kognitive Sprachwissenschaft ♦
MA Indo-European Studies and historcal
Linguistics | MA Indogermanistik & historische ♦
Sprachwissenschaften
MA Linguistics | MA Linguistik ♦
MA Linguistics | MA Sprachwissenschaft ♦ ♦
Materials Sciences | Materialwissenschaften
MA Advanced Material Science ♦
MA Materials Sciences | MA Materialwissenschaften ♦
MA Materials Sciences & Nano Sciences
MA Material- und Nanowissenschaften ♦
MA Material Sciences (DDP)
MA Materialwissenschaften (DDP) ♦
MA Chemistry and Physics of Materials ♦
Materials Sciences &Technology
Werkstoffwissenschaft
BA Materials Sciences &Technology
BAWerkstoffwissenschaften ♦
M

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA Materials Sciences &Technology
MAWerkstoffwissenschaften ♦
Mathematics | Mathematik
BA Mathematics | BA Mathematik ♦ ♦- ♦ -♦
MA Mathematics | MA Mathematik ♦ ♦
Mathematics (SSTA) | Mathematik (Lehramt) ●
BA Mathematics (SSTA) | BA Mathematik (LA) ● ● ● ● ●
MA Mathematics (SSTA) | MA Mathematik (LA) ● ●
Mechanical Engineering | Maschinenbau
BA Mechanical Engineering | BA Maschinenbau ♦ ♦
MA Mechanical Engineering | MA Maschinenbau ♦ ♦
Mechanical Engineering – Mining
Montanmaschinenbau
BA Mechanical Engineering – Mining
BA Montanmaschinenbau ♦
MA Mechanical Engineering – Mining
MA Montanmaschinenbau ♦
Mechatronics | Mechatronik
BA Mechatronics | BA Mechatronik ♦ ♦
MA Mechatronics | MA Mechatronik ♦ ♦
Media & Communication Studies
Publizistik- & Kommunikationswissenschaft
BA Communication Studies
BA Kommunikationswissenschaft ♦
BA Media & Communication Studies
BA Medien- & Kommunikationswissenschaften ♦
BA Media & Communication Studies
BA Publizistik & Kommunikationswissenschaft ♦
MA Communication Science ♦

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA Communication Studies
MA Kommunikationswissenschaft ♦
MA Media, Communication & Culture
MA Medien, Kommunikation & Kultur ♦
MA Media & Communication Studies
MA Publizistik & Kommunikationswissenschaft ♦
MA Media & Convergence Management ♦
Media Sciences | Medienwissenschaften
MA Media | MA Medien ♦
MAWeb Sciences | MAWebwissenschaften ♦
Medicine | Humanmedizin ■ ■ ■
BA Medicine | BA Humanmedizin ♦- -♦
Metallurgy | Metallurgie
BA Metallurgy | BA Metallurgie ♦
MA Metallurgy | MA Metallurgie ♦
Meteorology & Geophysics
Meteorologie & Geophysik
BA Athmosphere Science
BA Athmosphärenwissenschaft ♦
BA Meteorology | BA Meteorologie ♦
MA Atmosphere Science
MA Atmosphärenwissenschaft ♦
MA Meteorology | MA Meteorologie ♦
Mining | Bergwesen
BA Mineral Resources Engineering
BA Rohstoffingenieurwesen ♦
MA Mining &Tunnelling
MA Rohstoffgewinnung undTunnelbau ♦

UniversityofVienna
UniversityofGraz
UniversityofLeoben
UniversityofLinz
MA Raw Materials Engineering
MA Rohstoffverarbeitung ♦
MA JMDP Advanced Mineral Resources
Development ♦
Molecular Biology | Molekulare Biologie
BA Molecular Biology | BA Molekularbiologie ♦- -♦
BA Molecular Biosciences
BA Molekulare Biowissenschaften ♦- -♦
MA Biochemistry & Molecular Biomedicine
MA Biochemie & Molekulare Biomedizin ♦- -♦
MA Molecular Biology | MA Molekulare Biologie ♦- -♦
MA Molecular Microbiology
MA Molekulare Mikrobiologie ♦- -♦
Molecular Medicine | Molekulare Medizin
BA Molecular Medicine | BA Molekulare Medizin ♦
MA Molecular Medicine | MA Molekulare Medizin ♦
Musicology | Musikwissenschaft
BA Musicology | BA Musikologie ♦
BA Music & Dance Studies
BA Musik- &Tanzwissenschaft ♦
BA MusicTheory | BA Musikwissenschaft ♦ ♦
MA Musicology | MA Musikologie ♦
MA Music & Dance Studies
MA Musik- &Tanzwissenschaft ♦
MA MusicTheory | MA Musikwissenschaft ♦ ♦
Natural Resources Management &
Ecological Engineering
MA Natural Resources Management &
Ecological Engineering (E) (JDP) ♦
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UniversityofVienna
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Nutritional Sciences | Ernährungswissenschaften
BA Nutritional Sciences
BA Ernährungswissenschaften ♦
MA Nutritional Sciences
MA Ernährungswissenschaften ♦
Oriental Studies | Orientalistik
BA Oriental Studies | BA Orientalistik ♦
MA Ancient Oriental Philology & Oriental
Archaeology | MA Altorientalische
Philologie & Orientalische Archäologie ♦
MA ArabicWorld: Language & Society
MA ArabischeWelt: Sprache u. Gesellschaft ♦
MATurkish Studies | MATurkologie ♦
Petroleum Engineering
BA International Study Program in Petroleum
Engineering ♦
MA Industrial Management &
Business Administration ♦
MA International Study Program in
Petroleum Engineering ♦
Pharmacy | Pharmazie
BA Pharmacy | BA Pharmazie ♦ ♦
Pharmaceutial Sciences
PharmazeutischeWissenschaften ♦
MA Pharmacy | MA Pharmazie ♦
Philosophy | Philosophie
BA Philosophy | BA Philosophie ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
MA Applied Ethics | MA Angewandte Ethik ♦
MA Philosophy | MA Philosophie ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
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MA Political, Economic and Legal Philosphy ♦
MA Philosophy and History of Science
MAWissenschaftsphilosophie
undWissenschaftsgeschichte ♦
Philosophy (Faculties of CatholicTheology)
Philosophie (Katholisch-theologische Fakultät)
BA Philosophy at the Faculty of CatholicTheology
BA Philosophie a. d. Katholisch-Theolog. Fakultät ♦ ♦
MA Philosophy at the Faculty of CatholicTheology
MA Philosophie a. d. Katholisch-Theolog. Fakultät ♦ ♦
Physical Education (SSTA)
Bewegung & Sport (Lehramt)
BA Physical Education (SSTA)
BA Bewegung & Sport (LA) ● ● ● ●
MA Physical Education (SSTA)
MA Bewegung & Sport (LA) ● ●
Physics | Physik
BA Physics | BA Physik ♦ ♦- ♦ -♦
MA Astrophysics (JMP) ♦
MA Physics | MA Physik ♦ ♦ ♦
MA Physics of the Earth (Geophysics) ♦
Physics (SSTA) | Physik (Lehramt) ●
BA Physics (SSTA) | BA Physik (L A) ● ● ● ●
MA Physics (SSTA) | MA Physik (L A) ● ●
Phytomedicine | Phytomedizin
MA Phytomedicine | MA Phytomedizin ♦
Polish (SSTA) | Polnisch (Lehramt)
BA Polish (SSTA) | BA Polnisch (LA) ●
MA Polish (SSTA) | MA Polnisch (LA) ●

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