Austria offers 15 Biology programmes through the University of Vienna, one of the oldest and largest universities in the German-speaking world. The University of Vienna provides a comprehensive range of biology pathways at bachelor's, master's, and doctoral levels, covering molecular biology, ecology, genetics, and related fields.
Tuition fee data is not currently listed for these programmes; the University of Vienna charges a modest semester fee for EU/EEA students and a somewhat higher fee for non-EU students. Austria's central European location, combined with Vienna's scientific research infrastructure, makes it an attractive base for biological sciences study.
Tuition varies by student status — contact the University of Vienna directly for current fee information for international students.
All 15 programmes on this platform are offered by the University of Vienna.
Yes, the University of Vienna accepts international students; non-EU applicants must provide a recognised secondary school or university qualification and obtain an Austrian student visa.
Bachelor's applicants need a recognised upper-secondary leaving certificate (Matura or equivalent); master's applicants require a relevant bachelor's degree; all programmes taught in German require proof of German language proficiency.
Applications are submitted through the University of Vienna's online admissions system; the main intake is in October (winter semester), with a July application deadline for non-EU students.