Austria hosts 14 Business & Management programmes across 4 universities, offering international students a Central European study base with strong ties to both Western and Eastern European business networks. Graz University of Technology, Modul University Vienna, the University of Vienna, and Johannes Kepler University Linz all feature in this listing, covering a range of specialisations from entrepreneurship to international management.
Tuition information is not uniformly published for these programmes, so prospective students should check each institution's fee schedule individually, as costs differ between public and private providers such as Modul University Vienna. Austria's business schools benefit from Vienna's status as a hub for international organisations and multinational headquarters, giving students proximity to real-world industry during their studies.
Tuition varies by programme — check each listing directly. Public universities in Austria charge nominal administrative fees for EU students, while private institutions like Modul University Vienna set their own tuition rates.
The 14 programmes span 4 universities: Graz University of Technology, Modul University Vienna, the University of Vienna, and Johannes Kepler University Linz.
Yes. Austrian universities welcome international applicants, and many business programmes are offered in English to cater to a global student body.
A recognised bachelor's degree (or equivalent) is normally required for master's-level programmes, alongside proof of English or German proficiency. Some programmes also require GMAT or relevant work experience.
Apply directly through each university's admissions office. Austrian public universities use a centralised registration system (unidata) for some programmes, while private universities manage their own applications.