University of Vienna
University: University of Vienna
Founded Year: 1365
Website: http://www.univie.ac.at/
Number of students: 75,000
Semester fee: 750 Euros
Founded in 1365, the main building of the University of Vienna is the historic university building in the center of the city. This is also the center of the university administration and all school-related transactions are done here. The main building, located in the center of the city, can be reached by metro, tram and buses that pass right in front of it.
Vienna is the capital and largest city of Austria, as well as the smallest of the country’s 9 states in terms of area. With a population of around 1,705,000, it is the most populous city in the country, with its surrounding districts around two million people living in Vienna, which is about a quarter of the Austrian population. In terms of population, Vienna is the tenth largest city in the European Union.
African Studies
Ancient History and Archeology
Applied Linguistics
Anthropology
The Arab World: Language and Society
Astronomy
Austrian Studies – Cultures, Literatures, Languages (Austrian studies – cultures, literatures, languages)
Business
sports science
Education Science
Biology
Biology and Environmental Protection
Biological Chemistry
Bosnian / Croatian / Serbian
Botanical
Byzantine and Contemporary Greek Studies
Chemical
Chemistry and Materials Technology
Communication Sciences
German Studies
German Philology
Natural Sciences, Technical Sciences PhD program in natural sciences
Doctoral Natural Sciences program and doctoral studies of natural sciences in the field of life sciences
Ph.D. in Philosophy in Humanities, Philosophy and Educational Sciences
Doctoral Studies Law
PhD Program in Social Sciences
PhD Program in Economics and PhD studies in Economics
Ecology and Ecosystems
British and American Studies
English Language and Linguistics
Environmental Sciences
Earth Sciences
Nutrition Sciences
Evolutionary Biology
Finnish
Finno-Ugric Studies
French
Gender Studies
genetics and developmental biology
Geography
Geography and Economy
History
Global History and Global Studies (joint curriculum)
Greek Studies
Home economics and nutrition
Hungarian Studies
Computer science
computer science education
Interdisciplinary Eastern European Studies
International Business
International Development
Islamic religious education
Italian Studies
Japanese Studies
Cartography and Geoinformation
Catholic Theology
Classical Archeology
Classical Philology
Korean Studies
Social and Cultural Anthropology
History of art
Maths
media computer
Meteorology
Central European Interdisciplinary Master’s Program in Cognitive Sciences (joint curriculum)
Molecular Biology
Nature Conservation and Biodiversity Management
Nursing Science
Pharmacy
Philosophy
Earth Sciences
Physics
Political Science
dialect
Psychology
Psychology and Philosophy
Media and Communication Studies
Spatial Research and Regional Planning
Law
Romance languages and literature
Russian Studies
Science-Technology-Society
Scientific Computing
Scandinavian Studies
Social Sciences
Spanish
Sports Science
Linguistics
Statistics
History of Theatre, Film and Media
Theater, Cinema and Media Studies
Intercultural Communication
oriental
Hungarian Studies
Comparative Literature
Behavioral, neurological and cognitive biology
Economy
Economy
Computer science
Philosophy of Science and History of Science
Zoology
