Study Computer Science in Austria

Vienna's BFI Fachhochschule focused on finance, management and IT with a strong international outlook.

Styrian university of applied sciences with no tuition fees: design, media, health, engineering and business in Graz.

Salzburg University of Applied Sciences: technology, media, health, business and design education since 1995.

Austria's largest university of applied sciences: four campuses, 60+ programmes in engineering, business, health and media.

Innsbruck's Entrepreneurial School®: management, technology and social sciences with a strong international dimension.

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

Tyrolean private university devoted to health sciences, medicine and health informatics, working closely with Innsbruck's clinics.

The largest economics and business university in Central and Eastern Europe, WU Vienna educates some 20,000 students on an award-winning campus.

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

Carinthia's public university founded in 1970, the University of Klagenfurt is renowned for computer science, economics and the humanities.

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

Austria's leading distance-learning university of applied sciences, flexible and largely campus-free, in Wiener Neustadt.

Graz Fachhochschule founded by the Chamber of Commerce, focused on IT technologies and business.

A leading public university of applied sciences in southern Austria, FH Kärnten teaches engineering, health, business and design in Villach, Klagenfurt and Spittal.

St. Pölten university of applied sciences: media, digital technology, health, social sciences and safety, tuition-free.

Tuition-free Fachhochschule in Dornbirn covering engineering, business, design and social sciences.

Austria's first pilot Fachhochschule (1994), active in Wiener Neustadt, Wieselburg and Tulln.

Tuition-free Fachhochschule in Burgenland specialising in energy, business, health and IT.

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

Founded in Linz, IT:U is Austria's first public university dedicated to digital transformation, teaching through interdisciplinary, project-based learning.

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

The German-speaking world's largest medical training institution, MedUni Vienna is linked to Vienna's great AKH university hospital.

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.