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Study in Austria

Low tuition, historic universities and an outstanding quality of life in the heart of Europe.

Plan Your Journey to Austria

From course selection to visa — expert guidance at every step.

Overview

Why Study in Austria?

Austria combines centuries-old universities with some of the lowest tuition fees in Western Europe. Vienna is consistently ranked among the world's most liveable cities, and a growing number of Master's programs are taught in English.

Courses

Popular Courses

Engineering

Mechanical, Electrical and Civil Engineering.

Computer Science

Data Science, AI and Software Engineering.

Business & Economics

Management, Finance and Economics.

Music & Arts

World-renowned music and fine arts programs.

Institutions

Popular Universities

University of Vienna

Vienna, Austria

TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology)

Vienna, Austria

University of Innsbruck

Innsbruck, Austria

Graz University of Technology

Graz, Austria

Our counsellors will shortlist universities that match your profile, budget and goals.

Fees

Tuition Fees

Public universities (non-EU): ~€1,450/year (≈ €727 per semester)
Private universities: €10,000–25,000/year

Indicative information. Fees vary by university and course.

Funding

Scholarships

  • OeAD scholarships
  • Ernst Mach Grant
  • University-specific merit scholarships
Timing

Intakes

Winter semester: October
Summer semester: March

Eligibility

Entry Requirements

  • Academic: recognised Bachelor's degree for Master's programs
  • English: IELTS 6.5 / TOEFL 90 for English-taught programs
  • German proficiency for German-taught programs
  • SOP, LORs and resume
Living

Cost of Living

Vienna

~€1,000–1,300/month

Other Cities

~€900–1,100/month

After Graduation

Career Opportunities

Non-EU graduates can apply for a residence permit to seek employment after graduation, with the Red-White-Red Card as a route to long-term work in Austria.

FAQ

Austria Study FAQs

Yes — public universities charge non-EU students only around €727 per semester, far lower than most Western European countries.
Many Master's and PhD programs are taught in English. Most Bachelor's programs are in German.
Yes, international students can work part-time during their studies, subject to permit rules.

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