Further Topics

The information gathered here about accessible studying is intended for students with impairments, disabilities, and/or medical conditions.

On this page, you'll find terms and abbreviations related to your studies that you'll come across time and again in your day-to-day academic life.

The Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) at the University of Vienna. The CTL supports you in your studies and academic writing (methodology camps, learning camps, research question camps).

ZID = Vienna University Computer Center

Here you'll find information about your u:account, Wi-Fi, u:print printers, Moodle, Zoom, and much more.

At this link, you will find not only grants and scholarships from the University of Vienna that are awarded based on outstanding academic performance, but also other funding opportunities.

On this website, you'll find information about our range of degree programmes, admission requirements, the entrance exam procedure, tuition fee, how our programs are organized, and much more.

Here you'll find information about the most important tools, such as u:space or u:find (lecture and student directory).

Regulations and guidelines issued by the University of Vienna.

You can find all the information you need about recognition of foreign degrees on the website of the Office of the Studienpräses.

The Office of the Studienpräses publishes legal information on various topics. Follow this link to find information on topics such as copyright and image use, data protection in social science research, and plagiarism.

The Statutes contain internal university regulations. They are adopted by the Senate upon the recommendation of the Rectorate.

Here you'll find all the information you need about student mobility.

The support center for student parents.

The Austrian National Union of Students represents students' interests to the Rectorate, advocates for better academic conditions, and offers counseling services to help students overcome challenges in their studies.

This service center at the University of Vienna offers counseling in various areas, including diversity—such as anti-discrimination—as well as sexual harassment and bullying.

This institution offers a wide range of university continuing education and training programmes, bachelor’s and master’s programs, certificate programs, and cutting-edge continuing education programs.

The “Promotion sub auspiciis praesidentis” is a uniquely Austrian form of recognition for outstanding academic achievement in school and college.

The University of Vienna's Career Services.