The mathematics adjustment course goes over the basic chapters of school mathematics for the upcoming course. We encourage you to participate!

Successful students in higher semesters support and accompany those who are freshly starting their studies and those returning to university. The program is going to bring you through your first semester at the TU.

The student council introduces yot to the everyday studentslife. At the so-called ETUTs you learn how to not get lost at the sometimes confusing university jungle. This is usually where the first learning groups come together. Every student council organizes the ETUT on its own way, so take a look at the homepage ti find out more.

The TU Career Center is your contact for questions about careers and applications. As a student, you can take advantage of free services such as individual counselling, workshops or courses.

This guide is intended to serve as an initial orientation aid for students at TU Wien.

Special attention is paid to those students who are starting a degree programme at TU Wien for the first time. Therefore, all relevant information is summarised here to make the start as effortless as possible.

TU Barrierfrei – a service point for students who count themselves among the disabled and chronically ill students or those who are otherwise impaired in their studies.

Study at the TU Wien being deaf or having problems to hear clearly? Do not worry, we will support you.

The Accessibility Department represents the rights of people with disabilities and chronic illnesses. It is committed to remove physical barriers, eliminate discrimination and thus enabling people with disabilities to study successfully and valuablely at the TU.

Here you can find advice and support whenever everything seems to become too much and goes downhill.
We offer one-to-one sessions or group events. Feel free to join!

It has become clear that there are many questions and a great need for discussion on the topics of ADHD and autism. This is why the Coffee Hour: barrier-free was created. "We want to give our students the opportunity to get information, exchange ideas and get in touch with us, Student Support, as easily as possible," explains Nicole Kretschy, Disability Officer at TU Wien.

The crèche of the TU Wien is a non-profit association that was founded following the idea of giving young parents the opportunity to continue or complete their  university education. 

TU Wien is the only university in Vienna that offers hourly childcare for under-3-years old children of students and employees.

The social department of the HTU is your partner for advice when it comes to studying and parenting. There are regular consultation hours, a parents' newsletter, etc. The social department also takes care of the children's fund.

The social department of the HTU is the contact for everything that concerns allowances, scholarships, social security, studying with a disability, studying with a family, cases of hardship, etc. It offers advice on all of these issues and more. The department can also help you out with a tax or housing law advice.

If you have any questions regarding law, especially within the university or educational policy, you can contact the HTU education and politics department.

If you have problems with a teacher or a subject, don't know your curriculum or have other study-related concerns, the student council is there to help you out.

What are the tuition fees? How does the approval work? Where to stay? How does the visa work? The AuRef of the HTU helps you to find answers to these questions and is the right contact for students from third countries.

The Department serves as a contact for questions regarding the gender equality. We are firmly convinced that it doesn’t matter what gender, sexual orientation, religion or origin you have, we should all be treated equaly and have the same opportunities. In particular, the empowerment of women is important to us.

The queer department is committed about promoting diversity at the TU. It advises and supports you on all aspects of the rainbow.

The event & culture department promotes the cultural interests of students at the TU Vienna, for example with discounted concert tickets or campaigns.

The HUT sustainability department supports the dissemination of know-how on the subject of sustainable technologies within the TU. It gives you the opportunity to join courses and internships.

KADA is a non-governmental, non-profit association which strives to ensure that elite athletes have secure and fulfilling prospects for the future – by promoting the feasibility of combining sports with education or vocational training.

The sports department promotes the interests of students offering sport activities, for example as part of the ACSL (Austrian College Sports League).

Contact the International Office if you wish to study at TU Wien as an exchange student for one or more semesters in the framework of mobility programmes, e.g. Erasmus, Joint Study, or bilateral Agreements.

First steps and first information for students who are new in Vienna.

The Coffee Hour is an opportunity for international students to meet and network at least once a month with each other in a friendly atmosphere (no appointment necessary). It is a cooperation of the Student Support and the International Office . For each date, information on specific topics will be provided, which can also be discussed.

Support for entering the Austrian labour market smoothly and free of charge.

What are the tuition fees? How does the approval work? Where to stay? How does the visa work? The AuRef of the HTU helps you to find answers to these questions and is the partner for students from third countries.

The Ombudsperson's Office for Academic Affairs is a service for TU students who have concerns about their everyday life at the university. You can get advice, support and help with communication. We contact the responsible persons and work together with them to find appropriate solutions.

The TU Career Center is your contact for questions about careers and applications. As a student, you can take advantage of free services such as individual counselling, workshops or courses.

Respect and fairness are the focus of a three-part e-learning course developed on behalf of the TU Vienna. This awareness-raising offer can be done independently of time and place. 1 ECTS point is credited for completing the e-learning package.

What financial assistance and scholarships are available for students at TU Wien? All of the available financial support is listed on this website.

Besides transferring and examining knowledge, supervising students is a challenging part of the daily work as a teacher: answering questions, providing instructions in the lab or giving feedback on the students work.