There are 4 active phd scholarships for international students in Austria worth up to €76k, from 4 providers. Compare eligibility, awards, and deadlines below and apply before they close.
full fundingOpen to early-career researchers of any nationality who hold a PhD or expect to obtain one within 8 months of the deadline, have a strong interest in interdisciplinary research, ideally have some postdoctoral experience, can begin the fellowship within 6 months of selection, and have not previously been employed at ISTA. Each project must be co-supervised by two ISTA faculty members from different disciplines, with the option to add an external co-supervisor.
Open to final-year PhD students and early-career researchers who earned (or will earn) a PhD in 2021 or later, with a research focus on experimental or behavioral economics. Applicants must be able to reside in Vienna for the full 12-month residency. Open to candidates of all nationalities, including EU and non-EU researchers.
full fundingFor students and researchers from eligible countries who wish to study or conduct research in Austria, via several sub-programmes (including the worldwide and developing-country tracks). Eligibility, age limits, and host requirements depend on the specific Ernst Mach sub-programme; applications are made through the OeAD grant platform.
Open to researchers of all nationalities who hold a PhD in life sciences or a related field (physics, engineering, chemistry, computer science, mathematics) and have at least one first-author publication or a preprint on bioRxiv or arXiv. Applicants must satisfy the Marie Curie transnational mobility rule: they may not have resided or worked in Austria for more than 12 months in the three years before the call deadline.
4 active scholarships are listed on this page, updated regularly.
Yes — these scholarships are open to international students; check each one's eligibility and deadline.