Study in Austia

Why Austria…?

International students should consider Austria for their studies due to its combination of high-quality education, affordable tuition fees, and a safe, welcoming environment. With top-ranking universities offering programs in English and opportunities to immerse in the German language and culture, Austria provides a rich academic and cultural experience. Its central location in Europe also allows easy exploration of neighboring countries, while the country's emphasis on quality of life ensures students enjoy a fulfilling and enriching experience abroad.

Admission requirements

You should score at least 60% in your previous studies.

Typically, a language certificate is not required; you can submit an English proficiency letter instead. But sometimes, your university can ask for a language certificate.

Having a study gap poses no obstacle to your admission process.

Intakes:

There are generally two intakes:

Application Process:

You can search for your relative programs from the university portal website. But you can find master's courses through ‘https://www.mastersportal.com › austria’

It is compulsory to legalize your documents to apply to Austrian universities. The following documents need to be legalized:

Total Duration: Verification usually takes three to four months.

Once the embassy verifies your documents, they will email you confirming the verification report and provide you with a date. On that day, take your original documents to the embassy for legalization.

Duration: Legalization is usually completed within 10-20 days after verification.

The cost of legalizing is 80€ per document

You can apply through university portals directly.

Tuition fee:

Public universities usually have fees ranging between 500-800 euros per semester, but some universities have higher fees depending on the course.

Scholarships

Yes, Austria grants following scholarships:

Austrian Development Cooperation (ADC) Scholarships: Aimed at students from developing countries, this scholarship covers tuition fees and living expenses for master’s programs.

University-Specific Scholarships: Many Austrian universities offer merit-based or need-based scholarships. Check the individual university websites for details.

Erasmus+ Program: If you are an EU student, you may be eligible for the Erasmus+ program, which offers financial support for students studying abroad.

Visa Process & Documents:

After getting the admission letter, you can apply for a visa.

You can book your visa appointment through ‘VFS Global’.

The following documents are required and have to be verified and legalized for the visa application process:

Travel within the Schengen Area is usually permissible for up to 90 days within 180 days.

Study visa extensions are possible; apply for an extension before the current visa expires.

Family members can apply for a separate visa, with various requirements.

Health insurance coverage is mandatory. Ensure it covers the entire duration of your stay.

Monthly expenditures:

Monthly expenses vary based on factors like the city and individual lifestyle, usually they range between 700-1000 euros.

On average, accommodation costs about 350-500 euros, depending on location and type of room.

Food expenses can go up to 100-150 euros.

Transport charges can range between 40-60 euros.