scholarships austria

Studying in Austria on a scholarship is an excellent idea for students from developing countries. Most of these scholarships are available to international students, and some are specifically geared towards developing countries.

Studying in Austria on a scholarship is an excellent idea for students from developing countries. Most of these scholarships are available to international students, and some are specifically geared towards developing countries.

If you’re looking to spend your semester abroad in a country that values education, then look no further than the Austrian study system. The scholarships that we have listed below are either specifically for international students or offer priority to those from developing countries:~END OF SECTION

With this scholarship, the Austrian government seeks to draw skilled workers into the labour market by offering scholarships to degree-seeking students with a recognised university entrance qualification, who would like to enrol in a master program in Austria. Candidates should not be citizens of Austria or EU member states, and should meet the following criteria¹:

With this scholarship, the Austrian government seeks to draw skilled workers into the labour market by offering scholarships to degree-seeking students with a recognised university entrance qualification, who would like to enrol in a master program in Austria. Candidates should not be citizens of Austria or EU member states, and should meet the following criteria¹:

• Proof of a relevant bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution that was completed within the last 6 years
• Minimum grades equivalent to 1.5 (Austrian grading system) for undergraduate studies
• If applicable, proof of German language skills at level C1 according to CEFR
• If applicable, proof of English language skills at level B2 according to CEFR

Candidates from developing countries are exempt from these criteria.

* They must not have stayed in Austria for more than 12 months in the three years prior to the scholarship deadline.

• You must not have stayed in Austria for more than 12 months in the three years prior to the scholarship deadline.

* Must not have had family members living in Austria during that time period.

• Must not have had family members living in Austria during that time period.
• Must not have stayed in Austria for more than 12 months in the three years prior to the scholarship deadline
• Must possess adequate German skills to successfully enroll at an Austrian university

* Must possess adequate German skills to successfully enroll at an Austrian university. If you are planning to study in Vienna, Salzburg or Graz, where English is widely used as the medium of instruction, you do not need to meet language requirements for the programs you are interested in. Otherwise, you may need to take your German language exam (DSH).

• You must have adequate German skills to successfully enroll in an Austrian university. If you are planning to study in Vienna, Salzburg or Graz, where English is widely used as the medium of instruction, you do not need to meet language requirements for the programs you are interested in. Otherwise, you may need to take your German language exam (DSH).
• A high level of English proficiency is required for all Master’s degree students at universities and colleges. You can participate in courses offered by the International Center of Univ ersity of Vienna if necessary.
• Candidates with work experience will be given priority because their experience will be an added benefit for their future careers. The scholarship fund is reserved primarily for those who do not receive funding from other sources such as employers or other scholarship organizations