Austria offers 7 Mathematics & Statistics programmes across 2 universities — the University of Vienna and Johannes Kepler University Linz. The University of Vienna, founded in 1365, is one of Europe's oldest universities and has a distinguished tradition in mathematical logic and pure mathematics, while Johannes Kepler University Linz has developed a strong applied mathematics and computational statistics focus tied to Austria's industrial heartland.
Tuition fee data is not available for this category; Austria's public universities generally charge low semester fees for EU students, with differentiated rates for non-EU international students. Austria's central European location, high quality of life, and programmes taught across German and English make it an attractive option for mathematically oriented students seeking a rigorous European academic environment.
Both institutions in this category are the University of Vienna and Johannes Kepler University Linz.
Tuition varies — Austrian public universities typically charge a small semester fee for EU students and a higher fee for non-EU students; check each university listing for current rates.
Yes, both universities accept international students; some programmes are available in English, though many mathematics courses are taught in German, so language preparation may be needed.
Entry generally requires a recognised secondary school certificate with strong mathematics results, German language proficiency (for German-taught programmes), and credential recognition through the relevant Austrian authority.
Applications are submitted directly to each university; non-EU students will need an Austrian student visa (C or D visa depending on duration) and may need to have their qualifications evaluated by the Austrian credential recognition service.