Study in Austria
A federation of nine states, of which the capital Vienna is the most populous city and one of the world's most livable.
€726/semester
Tuition (Public Univ.)
€950–1,200/mo
Living Cost
Master's level
English Programs
Sep & Feb
Intakes
Why Study in Austria?
If you are seeking a world-class academic experience nestled in the heart of Europe, look no further than Austria. This country seamlessly combines a rich, illustrious history in arts and culture — being the birthplace of figures like Mozart — with a modern, high-quality education system. Austrian universities, including the prestigious University of Vienna, offer a wide variety of internationally recognized degree programs, many of which are available in English, particularly at the Master's level, covering popular fields like Engineering, Business Administration, Computer Science, and the Arts. One of the most attractive aspects of studying in Austria is the affordability. Public universities typically charge non-EU/EEA students a minimal tuition fee of around €726.72 per semester, which is significantly lower than in many other Western countries. Combined with the country's famously high quality of life — with Vienna consistently ranked as one of the world's most livable cities — Austria offers an excellent return on investment for your education. Estimated monthly living costs are manageable, generally falling between €950 and €1,200, depending on your chosen city and lifestyle.
Top Universities
The most respected institutions our students attend in Austria.
University of Vienna
The largest research university in the German-speaking world, founded in 1365.
TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology)
Austria's leading technical university for engineering and computer science.
University of Innsbruck
A renowned research university set in the heart of the Alps.
University of Graz
A comprehensive university with strong international partnerships.
The Top Courses to Study in Austria
Popular fields among international students.
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