Masters in Computer Science 

at University of Vienna, Vienna

Acceptance rate at University of Vienna is around 33%. Hence, to take admission to this university, the applicants should have an exceptional academic background. Also, the applicants must submit their applications before the deadline. The general academic requirements for admission to Master's courses is to have a Bachelor's degree or equivalent. On the other hand, for admission to Bachelor's courses, a Secondary-school leaving certificate is required. For admission to English-taught courses, the applicants should submit an English language proficiency score.

The first-year tuition fees for international students at University of Vienna is given as follows:

University of Vienna has a ranking of #130 according to the QS World Rankings 2024 and a rank of #119 in the Times Higher Education Rankings. Some of the overall rankings of University of Vienna are given as follows:

At Vienna University, the tuition fee can range between INR 69k – INR 13 lakh. The course-wise details are given as follows:

The cost of living is given as follows:

At Vienna University, the famous personalities who have studied are listed below: 

The University of Vienna is among the top choices of international students to pursue higher studies in Austria. University of Vienna is known for offering best academic programs at UG and PG levels for its international students. The University of Vienna student body features over 15,871 international students from more than 120 countries. The university also offers a welcoming environment for its international students. The university is renowned for its excellent academics, diversified college culture, and more. University of Vienna has welcomed international students from all over the world, representing a wide range of experiences, backgrounds, and cultures. The University of Vienna consistently ranking highly in global university rankings, offering a vibrant international student community.

No, international students are not directly granted work licenses by the University of Vienna.  Applying for a work permit allows international students who have a "Residence Permit – Student" to work up to 20 hours per week.  Despite having this authorization, they are still need to apply for a work permit from the Austrian Public Employment Service (Arbeitsmarktservice - AMS) in order to work at the University of Vienna and as regular university employees.