Central European University (CEU)
Vienna, Austria
- Business & Management
- Computer Science & IT
- Environment & Agriculture
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41 programmesView university

Austria sits at the centre of Europe and has shaped much of the continent's history and culture. Vienna and Graz are the largest student cities, and the Alps are never far away.
FindMyUni lists 445 English-taught programmes at 45 universities in Austria (58 bachelor's, 338 master's, 49 PhD).
Vienna, Austria
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Vienna, Austria
35 programmesView university
Linz, Austria
29 programmesView university
Graz, Austria
28 programmesView university
Vienna, Austria
21 programmesView university
Graz, Austria
20 programmesView university
Austrian higher education has three types of institution. Public universities are state-funded, research-led and the most popular with international students. Universities of applied sciences (Fachhochschulen) teach practical, career-focused degrees. Private universities run specialised programmes with smaller classes and more flexible admission dates; MODUL University Vienna, for example, teaches its bachelor's and master's degrees entirely in English. Several Austrian universities appear in the international rankings.
Students from other EU countries study free of charge at public universities. Students from outside the EU pay about €1,500 a year at public universities, which is low by European standards. Private universities set their own fees, and these can be considerably higher.
Living costs are moderate, and the standard of living is among the highest in Europe. Students get discounts on public transport, museums and sports.
About €1,500 a year for students from outside the EU, and free for EU students.
A small country with several universities in the global rankings.
Around 15% of students in Austria come from abroad.
Around 15% of students come from abroad. Outside the lecture hall there is a deep cultural scene of concerts, theatres and museums, and the mountains offer hiking in summer and skiing in winter.

University of GrazGraz, Austria
2 years120 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish

Graz University of TechnologyGraz, Austria
2 years120 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish
University of Applied Sciences Wiener NeustadtVienna, Austria
2 years120 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish
FH JoanneumGraz, Austria
2 years120 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish

Modul University ViennaVienna, Austria
3 years180 ECTSFull-timeOn campus€18,000/yr (non-EEA)English
Danube University KremsKrems, Austria
3 years180 ECTSFull-timeOn campusEnglish
Yes. FindMyUni lists 445 English-taught programmes at 45 universities in Austria (58 bachelor's, 338 master's, 49 PhD).
Students from other EU countries study free of charge at public universities. Students from outside the EU pay about €1,500 a year at public universities, which is low by European standards. Private universities set their own fees, and these can be considerably higher.
Central European University (CEU), University of Vienna, Johannes Kepler University Linz, FH Joanneum, TU Wien. FindMyUni lists 45 universities in Austria in total.
Vienna (191), Graz (71), Linz (34), Innsbruck (30), Salzburg (25).
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