Why Austria?

All EU and EEA nationals have free access to public universities in Austria; foreign students pay roughly 1,500 EUR each academic year. Tuition fees at universities of applied sciences (UAS) range from 365 to 7,500 EUR based on the degree programme and nationality.

Austria is one of the safest countries in the world, enjoying a low crime rate and a high standard of living and social security. While living in Austria, you won’t have to worry about political and military tensions, armed conflicts, or violent protests.

If you pick Austria, you will have the option to study and live in Vienna, which has been voted the best city in the world for the past ten years! Everything is fantastic, from transportation to lodging, student services to administrative assistance, salary to employment prospects.

Do we need to say more about Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Franz Schubert, Egon Schiele, and Gustav Klimt? Austria also boasts a vast list of museums and galleries that each visitor should see.

What is it like to study in Austria?

In an Austrian university, the overall mood is calm, and teachers are always happy to assist students, answer their questions, and ensure that they grasp everything they are studying.During seminars and team projects, students work in small groups, which gives them a significant edge in terms of understanding new material. Students can also participate in active debates and express their own points of view.Overseas offices at colleges frequently organise visits to adjacent towns and environs to assist international students in acclimating to a new country and culture.

How Much Does it Cost to Study in Austria?

The average cost of studying in Austria is somewhere around €1400 for tuition fees every year while the living costs are quite economical ranging around €1200 per year. Here is an overview of the cost of studying in Austria:

Tuition Fee	€700-€750 (INR 62,917 – INR 67,410) per semester
Accommodation Charges	Hall of residence(dormitories): €250-€450 per month(INR 22,473 – INR 40,449) Shared flats: Varies
Personal Expenses	Approximately €300 per month (INR 26,966)
Food	€250-€300 (INR 22,473 – INR 26,966) [excludes luxury food items, tobacco products, etc]