UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA · AUSTRIA
Fundamentals for Computational Science (Extension Curriculum)
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The "Fundamentals for Computational Science" extension curriculum is designed to provide students with the essential knowledge needed for admission to the Master's program in Computational Science. It is particularly beneficial for students who have completed bachelor's degrees in fields such as astronomy, biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, meteorology, pharmacy, and physics, but may need to bridge specific knowledge gaps for master's level study. This curriculum can be pursued by any bachelor's student at the University of Vienna. The Master Access Guide can help you determine which extension curriculum, combined with your bachelor's degree, best prepares you for your desired master's program.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the purpose of the Fundamentals for Computational Science extension curriculum?
- This curriculum provides essential knowledge for admission to the Master's program in Computational Science, helping students bridge specific knowledge gaps from their bachelor's degrees.
- Who is this extension curriculum designed for?
- It is primarily for bachelor's students in fields like astronomy, biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, meteorology, pharmacy, and physics who want to pursue a Master's in Computational Science. However, any bachelor's student at the University of Vienna can take it.
- How many credits is this curriculum worth and where can I find module details?
- The extension curriculum consists of 18 ECTS credits. Specific module information can be found in the university's course directory (u:find).
- What are the tuition fees for this programme?
- Students from non-EU/EEA countries pay €726.72 per semester, which includes the Students' Union fee. Students with equal status to EU/EEA citizens pay only the Students' Union fee of €19.26 per semester.
- How do I apply for this extension curriculum?
- You need to complete the University of Vienna's admission procedure, which involves checking admission requirements, applying during the application period (opened June 22nd for programs without an entrance exam), completing online first-time admission via video chat, and paying the required semester fee.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Students are required to pay a semester fee each term. For students from non-EU/EEA countries, the tuition fee is €726.72 per semester starting from the winter semester 2023/24. This fee includes the Students' Union fee. Students with equal status to EU/EEA citizens pay €19.26 per semester (Students' Union fee only).
Tuition (home)Students with equal status to EU/EEA citizens pay €19.26 per semester (Students' Union fee only).
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The tuition fee for students from third countries is €726.72 per semester. This includes the Students' Union fee. For students with equal status to EU/EEA citizens, only the Students' Union fee of €19.26 per semester applies.
How to apply
1. Check Admission RequirementsEnsure you meet the general admission criteria for bachelor's students at the University of Vienna.
2. Application PeriodBe aware of the application periods for bachelor's and diploma programs. The application period for programs without an entrance exam procedure opened on June 22nd.
3. Online First-Time AdmissionComplete your first-time admission online via video chat. You can book an appointment for this process.
4. Pay FeesPay the prescribed tuition fee/Students' Union fee each semester within the payment period. This is part of the admission process in the first semester and for re-registration in later semesters.
Frequently asked questions
What is the purpose of the Fundamentals for Computational Science extension curriculum?
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This curriculum provides essential knowledge for admission to the Master's program in Computational Science, helping students bridge specific knowledge gaps from their bachelor's degrees.
Who is this extension curriculum designed for?
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It is primarily for bachelor's students in fields like astronomy, biology, chemistry, computer science, mathematics, meteorology, pharmacy, and physics who want to pursue a Master's in Computational Science. However, any bachelor's student at the University of Vienna can take it.
How many credits is this curriculum worth and where can I find module details?
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The extension curriculum consists of 18 ECTS credits. Specific module information can be found in the university's course directory (u:find).
What are the tuition fees for this programme?
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Students from non-EU/EEA countries pay €726.72 per semester, which includes the Students' Union fee. Students with equal status to EU/EEA citizens pay only the Students' Union fee of €19.26 per semester.
How do I apply for this extension curriculum?
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You need to complete the University of Vienna's admission procedure, which involves checking admission requirements, applying during the application period (opened June 22nd for programs without an entrance exam), completing online first-time admission via video chat, and paying the required semester fee.