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Austria
Austria
Kickstart your global career with Austria’s affordable, high-quality education system in the heart of Europe. Study in historic yet modern universities that combine academic excellence with hands-on learning, cultural diversity, and real-world skills.
Enquire nowWhy Study in Austria?
Austria, located at the crossroads of Central Europe, offers a rich blend of academic excellence, cultural depth, and student-friendly policies. The country is home to some of Europe’s oldest and most prestigious universities, known for strengths in engineering, arts, architecture, natural sciences, and music.
Austria has a thriving economy with global companies such as Red Bull, Swarovski, Voestalpine, AVL, and OMV, and is a growing hub for green technologies, automotive engineering, and renewable energy. The country actively supports research and innovation, with Austrian universities frequently collaborating with European Union initiatives and global industries.
International students benefit from low tuition costs, accessible scholarships, and a 12-month post study work visa. With English-taught programs increasingly available, Austria offers a balanced and enriching environment to study, work, and thrive in Europe.
Quick Facts:
- Capital – Vienna.
- Official Language – German.
- Currency – Euro (€).
- Affordable Tuition – Public universities charge ~€1,500 per year for non-EU students.
- Living Costs – Approx. €900–€1,200/month.
- Post-Study Work Visa – Up to 12 months.
- Popular Fields – Engineering, Architecture, Environmental Sciences, Music.
- Top Universities – University of Vienna, TU Wien, University of Innsbruck, JKU Linz, University of Graz.
Cost Of Studying In Austria
- Types of Expenses Annual Expenses in € (Indicative)
- Tuition Fees (Public Univ.) 1,500
- Living and Accommodation 10,800 – 14,400
- Health Insurance 900
- Airfare to Austria 700
- Visa & Residence Permit Fees 160
- Total Estimated Expenses €14,060 – €17,660
Career & Industry Insights
Austria offers excellent career prospects in engineering, green tech, research, tourism, and health sciences. The country is home to both traditional industries and innovative startups. International graduates can apply for a Red-White-Red Card or a 12-month job-seeking visa, with strong chances for employment in Vienna, Graz, and Linz.
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FAQ'S
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Are Austrian universities affordable?
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Are there English-taught programs in Austria?Yes, especially at the postgraduate level. Several programs are fully in English.
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Do I need to speak German to study in Austria?Not necessarily. English-taught programs don’t require German, but basic knowledge helps with everyday life and job prospects.
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What are the living costs in Austria?Expect to spend €900–€1,200 per month, depending on your city and lifestyle.
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Can I work part-time during studies?Yes, students are allowed to work part-time during their studies under certain conditions.
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Are scholarships available?Yes, the OeAD and individual universities offer scholarships for international students.
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What is the post-study work policy?You can apply for a 12-month visa to search for a job after graduation and later extend it to a long-term residence permit.
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Do universities offer practical training or internships?Yes, especially in technical universities and applied sciences programs, internships and industry projects are common.