Are you still unsure which programme is right for you? Let us help you:

• Our study information team offers personal counselling. Contact us by email or telephone.
• The Union of Students at TU Wien (HTU) supports you in choosing a study programme.
• Students from the student councils, in which students are involved on a voluntary basis, are here to answer specific questions related to a particular study programme.

You are also welcome to try out your chosen degree programme on-site! The ‘Studieren Probieren’ (Try studying out) programme offers prospective students the opportunity to attend courses in their chosen degree programme and find out more it. At each appointment, participants are accompanied by students who share their personal experiences and answer questions. Check out Studieren Probieren >>, opens an external URL in a new window (available only in German!)

Come to one of the open days and discover the university. The open days always take place in spring and are organised per faculty:

• Faculty of Architecture and Planning and Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering
• Faculty of Physics and Faculty of Mathematics and Geoinformation
• Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology and Faculty of Informatics
• Faculty of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering and Faculty of Technical Chemistry

TU Wien offers various support services for students with disabilities, chronic illnesses or psychological stress, such as the Service Centre for Barrier-free Studying, Studying for the Deaf or Hard of Hearing, the HTU Accessibility Office, opens an external URL in a new window or the Psychological Counselling Service.

Hobbies, sport, music and technology - why not combine them all?

At TU Wien, you will not only receive a first-class education, but also the opportunity to fully realise your interests and talents. Whether in scientific competitions, creative ensembles, social networks or sports teams - here you will find numerous opportunities to get involved, develop new skills and meet like-minded people.

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As well as new experiences, studying at university also involves financial commitments. Here is an overview of the main costs and support available:

• ÖH fee and tuition fee: The ÖH fee (student's union fee) is compulsory every semester. In certain cases, you must also pay the tuition fee.
• Financial support and scholarships: There are numerous funding opportunities such as merit scholarships, social scholarships or funding for students in special circumstances.
• Financial support from the state: Under certain conditions, grants such as study grants or the self-support scholarship are possible.

Vienna offers students a high quality of life, numerous leisure activities and a good infrastructure. Here is an overview:

• There are numerous student residences in Vienna with inexpensive rooms, communal areas and good connections to the universities.
• Many students opt for a shared flat. You can find suitable rooms or flats on search portals for shared flats - an ideal way to meet new people.
• Wiener Linien - Vienna's public transport - offers a dense network of underground trains, trams and buses. Students can use discounted semester tickets to get around quickly and cheaply.
• Vienna offers a wide range of cultural and leisure activities - numerous museums, theatres, cinemas, concerts, parks and much more.