Study Tourism and Hospitality in Austria
12 universities in Austria offer Tourism and Hospitality programs.Minimum bachelor fees start at 726 EUR per year.


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

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

WKO Vienna University of Applied Sciences (FHWien der WKW)
Vienna Chamber of Commerce's university of applied sciences, a leader in management, communication and journalism.

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

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

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

Kufstein University of Applied Sciences (Upper Austria)
International university of applied sciences in Kufstein, Tyrol, known for its English-taught business, energy and tourism degrees.

St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences (FH St. Pölten)
St. Pölten university of applied sciences: media, digital technology, health, social sciences and safety, tuition-free.

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

Burgenland University of Applied Sciences (FH Burgenland)
Tuition-free Fachhochschule in Burgenland specialising in energy, business, health and IT.

FH Campus Wien University of Applied Sciences
Austria's largest university of applied sciences in Vienna: health, engineering, business and social sciences.

Modul University Vienna
Vienna private university specialising in tourism, business and sustainability, overlooking the city from the Kahlenberg hill.
