Study Chemistry in Austria

University of applied sciences in Krems renowned for its international profile in business, health and life sciences.

Vienna's leading practice-oriented engineering school: electronics, computing, data and sustainable technologies.

Founded in 1669, the University of Innsbruck is Tyrol's comprehensive university, with some 28,000 students across 16 faculties.

Founded in 1585, the University of Graz is one of Austria's oldest universities, educating some 30,000 students across all major disciplines.

Founded in 1840, Montanuniversität Leoben is Austria's public technical university for raw materials, metallurgy, materials science and recycling.

Vienna's public university founded in 1872, dedicated to natural resources, agriculture, environment and the life sciences.

Austrian public university re-established in 1962 in Salzburg, educating some 18,000 students across law, sciences, humanities and theology.

Founded in 1365, the University of Vienna is one of Europe's oldest universities and the largest in the German-speaking world.

A public campus university founded in 1966 in Linz, JKU educates students in business, law, social sciences, engineering, sciences and medicine.

Founded in 1811, TU Graz is one of Austria's leading technical universities, renowned for engineering, computer science and the exact sciences.

Founded in 1815, TU Wien is Austria's largest technical university and one of the most prestigious in Europe.