Incomings

Do you want to get to know one of the most livable cities in the world, establish international contacts and broaden your expertise? Then come to FH Campus Wien for a semester abroad or an internship.  

As the largest university of applied sciences in Austria, FH Campus Wien offers a variety of degree programs, subject-specific expertise in teaching and research, comprehensive services for students and an excellent infrastructure on every campus. A stay abroad at FH Campus Wien gives you the opportunity to develop your professional and personal skills and to gather exciting experiences.    

The staff of the International Office and the International Coordinators of the degree programs will be happy to advise you and assist you personally in planning your stay at FH Campus Wien. 

Application Deadlines

April 30th for the next winter semester or academic year (study and internship)
October 31st for the next summer semester (study and internship)

Academic Calendar

The FH Campus Wien offers over sixty bachelor's and master's degree programs. Information about the main topics and the entire range of courses can be found in the curriculum of the respective degree program. The online course catalog contains all courses offered at the FH Campus Wien. You can also use the filter for study course or language of instruction.

The submission of a Learning Agreement is mandatory for all incoming students. The Learning Agreement is used to plan which courses you will complete at FH Campus Wien. If you want to do an internship, please include this information in the Learning Agreement along with the exact number of hours and the corresponding department. If necessary, the Learning Agreement can be modified after your arrival and in consultation with the International Coordinators of FH Campus Wien and those of your home university.

Please note that courses from the 1^st, 3^rd and 5^th semester are offered only in the winter semester and courses from the 2^nd, 4^th and 6^th semester in the summer semester.  

Please use this form to create the learning agreement:

Erasmus Learning Agreement (Microsoft Word 181 KB)
Non-Erasmus Learning Agreement (Microsoft Word 35 KB)
Learning Agreement Guidelines (PDF 708 KB)

Orientation Week 

To help you get settled into your life in Vienna and at FH Campus Wien, the International Office organizes an orientation week each semester for incoming students. It takes place one week before the start of the semester and offers you the opportunity to get to know your fellow students in advance. During the orientation week a combination of administrative support, social as well as cultural events awaits you (welcome dinner, movie night, registration with the authorities in Vienna, city tour, ...).

The orientation week is free. Participation is highly recommended as it helps ensure a pleasant and smooth start to your semester or internship in Vienna. 

Culture Program 

Do you know the difference between a "Kapuziner", a "Verlängerten" and a "Melange"? If you want to get to know the Viennese coffee house culture, which has been a UNESCO heritage since 2011, and other sites in Vienna, sign up for the "Culture Program".

The "Culture Program" consists of excursions, theoretical units and visits to cultural events to provide you with a multifaceted introduction to Viennese and Austrian history and the present.

Together with other incoming students, you will take a tour with the oldest Ferris wheel in the world, explore Vienna’s sewer system in the footsteps of The Third Man, experience a performance at the Vienna State Opera and much more. 

Living in Vienna 

Choosing the right accommodation is essential to having an enjoyable and comfortable stay abroad. Vienna has a wide range of student residences and shared rooms, making it relatively easy to find adequate accommodation. Nonetheless, we strongly recommend you start looking for accommodations early (at least three months before your arrival).

When looking for accommodations, please note that FH Campus Wien has campuses at four locations!

Student Dormitories 

Rooms in student dormitories offer an uncomplicated way to get a fully equipped, yet inexpensive accommodation for a semester. Visit the online platform from OeAD-WohnraumverwaltungsGmbH. They offer rooms in various price ranges in dormitories throughout Vienna. You can look through the different offers on the homepage and book a suitable accommodation directly via the online registration. 
A somewhat cheaper alternative to the student dormitories offered by the OeAD-WohnraumverwaltungsGmbH are the dormitories of the Wirtschaftshilfe der Arbeiter*Innen Studierenden Österreichs (Wihast). Here, too, you can use the homepage to choose from various locations in Vienna and register for a place in one of the dormitories online. 

Another option is a room in a hall of residence from STUWO student housing. STUWO has 13 different locations throughout Vienna.

Private Accommodations

Shared apartments also offer a good opportunity to get to know other students and better experience life in Vienna. The Facebook group International @ FH Campus Vienna offers shared rooms and apartments to sublet for a semester. The ÖH bulletin board also lists a large selection of available shared rooms and apartments. If you decide on a private accommodation, be sure to inquire about the facilities for the room or apartment ahead of time and be careful if you are asked to transfer money in advance.  

The staff of the International Office will be happy to help you with your search for accommodations and are available to answer any questions. 

Want a Buddy? 

To help you prepare for your stay in Vienna and your studies at FH Campus Wien, you have the opportunity to get support from a buddy. Buddies are students from the degree programs at FH Campus Wien, who want to establish international contacts and are prepared to answer questions before and during your stay and help you get settled in well. 

If you want to benefit from the help and local expertise of a buddy, please tell us in your online application.  

German Courses 

Do you want to learn German or improve your German language skills during your stay? The Language Center of the University of Vienna offers a large selection of German courses. ERASMUS+ students receive a 20 % discount on all German language courses. The International Office offers further financial support with a grant of € 200,- upon presentation of the course confirmation.

Handbook for Incoming Students (PDF 1,5 MB)

Equal opportunities and non-discrimination are core values of FH Campus Wien. It is important to us to promote the equality of all people in all areas of society. 
We welcome applications from incoming students with disabilities, chronic illnesses and limitations, as well as students who must care for children, and attach great importance to providing them with equal terms and conditions for a semester abroad. 

You would like to come to FH Campus Wien for a semester abroad and need help because of a disability, chronic illness or limitation? Your child will be accompanying you during your stay abroad and you need help planning? 

The staff of the International Office and the Center for Gender & Diversity Management will gladly assist you and answer your questions about accessibility at FH Campus Wien.  

Please contact: 
Mag.^a Ursula Weilenmann
Gender & Diversity Management
T: +43 1 606 68 77-6142
barrierefrei@fh-campuswien.ac.at

ERASMUS+ Participants with a Disability or Chronic Illness

ERASMUS+ participants with a disability or chronic illness may apply for an ERASMUS+ special grant. This will be paid in addition to the regular mobility allowance. For more information, please contact the responsible office at your home university.

ERASMUS+ Students with Children

For students who want their children to accompany them on their ERASMUS+ stay, there is the possibility to apply for a special grant that should reduce the additional costs that are incurred during your stay abroad. For more information, please contact the responsible office at your home university.

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