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PhD Economics
The PhD programme in Economics offers training and supervision that allow students to acquire knowledge and skills necessary for a research-oriented career in economics. It caters primarily to students who plan to become professional economists at universities, research institutions, or research departments of government agencies, non-government organizations, central banks, etc. After successful completion of the PhD program in Economics students should be able to carry out independent research in theoretical, empirical, and/or applied economics.
The economics department offers PhD education in the Vienna Graduate School of Economics (VGSE). The school is funded through a grant of the Austrian Science Fund (FWF). VGSE offers full funding on a competitive basis. Successful applicants obtain PhD positions at the University of Vienna.
Details about admission requirements, the application process, and more information about VGSE can be found at: https://www.vgse.at/
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PraeDoc - Förderprogramme
On this website you can find more information on funding possibilities for your PhD project, fellowships for research stays abroad as well as grants and awards to financially support your research.
- In addition, we also advise to check the website www.grants.at for mor specific calls. Additionally have a look at the section " Open Calls " or " Aktuelle Einreichfristen " on the website of the Research Services and Career Development of the University of Vienna.
Female academic staff (pre-docs and post-docs) at the University of Vienna can apply for a fund to cover additional childcare costs incurred as a result of a mobility stay.
More information can be found at this link .
- DOC Scholarship [ÖAW]
- DOC-Team Scholarship [ÖAW]
- Stipendien Wissenschaft von Literar-Mechana
The publication of independent scientific papers is the basis for a scientific career. University of Vienna and a number of institutions offer financial support, which, in some cases, also includes the cost of translation.
- Book Publications [FWF]
- Translation and foreign-language editing of stand-alone publications [FWF]
- Open-Access Block Grant [FWF]
- Printing costs subsidy [ÖFG]
- Publication grants for Open-Access-Publication
- Bank Austria Forschungspreis
- AK-Wissenschaftspreis
- Preise des BMBWF
- Short-term grants abroad (KWA)
- Marietta Blau Grant [ÖAW]
- International communication [ÖFG]
The following databases offer further information about funding possiblities and open calls:
- euraxess.ec.europa.eu/jobs
- Jobs at the University of Vienna
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PhD - Admission
Confirmation of supervision.
- PhD/Doctoral Advisory Board
Admission procedure
Admission deadlines.
- FAQs Admission Doctoral/PhD Studies
Co-registration
Phd support.
The University of Vienna offers a wide range of research opportunities. Nevertheless, it is important to clarify in advance whether your intended dissertation project can actually be supervised at the University of Vienna. For admission, it is the doctoral candidate's responsibility to obtain a confirmation of supervision.
The list of our tenured faculty can be found here .
The Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics at the University of Vienna offers PhD/doctoral programmes in the following fields of doctoral research:
- Economics (PhD)
- Finance (PhD)
- Business Analytics, Logistics and Operations Research(PhD)
- Management (PhD)
- Statistics and Operations Research (PhD)
- Business and Law (Doctorate)
In addition to the range of degree programmes provided by the University of Vienna, interested candidates have the opportunity to study at the Vienna Graduate School of Economics (VGSE) or the Vienna Graduate School of Finance (VGSF). Please refer to the respective website for admission details:
- Vienna Graduate School of Economics (VGSE)
- Vienna Graduate School of Finance (VGSF)
Application via u:space
In order to apply for admission to a PhD programme at the University of Vienna, you have to create an account via http://uspace.univie.ac.at . The e-mail address you use for registering at u:space will be used by the Admission Office as your primary contact address for the duration of the application procedure.
Once you have created your u:space account, you can apply for admission to degree programmes, register for courses and examinations and pay your tuition fees or ÖH fees. If you would like to apply for admission, please click “Administration” and select “Admission to degree programmes”. Now select “PhD/doctorate” under the header “Apply for a new degree programme”. Search for the PhD or doctoral programme you would like to apply in the search field below. Please bear in mind that admission is only possible within the specific admission period.
The degree programme in Business Informatics is provided and supervised by the Faculty of Computer Science. For further information, please refer to the website of the Faculty of Computer Science.
Application documents
Once you have selected your desired degree programme, you will be asked to upload your application documents. Please note that all documents have to be uploaded in PDF format.
The following documents have to be uploaded to u:space:
- Degree certificates of all completed degree programmes (e.g. degree certificates of bachelor's and master’s programmes including all the necessary legislations)
- Diploma supplement and/or transcript of records
- Indication of Willingness to Supervise a Doctoral/PhD Candidate
- If your documents were not issued in English or German, you need to have the documents listed above translated into German or English by an officially registered, certified translator.
- Scan of your passport/identification card
- Letter of motivation for your planned research project
- Explanation of your research project (including research interests and methodological approach)
- Possible references
- Proof of your English skills. Use one of the following options to provide proof of your English skills:
- Proof that English is your mother tongue
- Degree of a university or a university of applied sciences (Fachhochschule) that uses English as an institutional language of instruction
- TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language): at least 250 points (computer-based), 100 points (internet-based), 600 points (paper-based), not older than three years
- IELTS (International English Language Testing System): at least 7 points
- any other equivalent certificate, not older than three years
Personal interview (optional)
In a personal interview, it is to be determined whether the research interests of the applicant match the research areas of the faculty. The personal interview takes place at the Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics of the University of Vienna. You will be informed about the appointment with the doctoral advisory board via e-mail. If you are abroad, it is possible to conduct the personal interview online.
Semester start: October 1 (winter term) / March 1 (summer term)
PhD Economics February 1 to April 30 (admission only once a year, starting with the winter term)
PhD Finance February 1 to April 30 (admission only once a year, starting with the winter term)
Vienna Graduate School of Economics (VGSE) All information on the VGSE admission can be found here: https://www.vgse.at/application/requirements/
Vienna Graduate School of Finance (VGSF) All information on the VGSF admission can be found here: https://www.vgsf.ac.at/phd-program/apply-now/
PhD Business Analytics, Logistics and Operations Research May 15 to June 30 (for winter term) October 15 to December 15 (for summer term)
PhD Management April 15 to June 30 (for winter term) September 15 to December 15 (for summer term)
PhD Statisti cs and Operations Research March 15 to May 15 (for winter term 2022) Starting with summer term 2023 there will be NO DEADLINES anymore . Application is possible all year round.
Students who want to pass courses and exams at the University of Vienna to get them recognised for their degree programme at a different Austrian university, should approach the Center for Doctoral Studies directly: doktorat.mitbelegung @ univie.ac.at
- StudiesServiceCenter, Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics ssc.wiwi @ univie.ac.at
- Center for Doctoral Studies doktorat.zulassung @ univie.ac.at
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PhD Management
PhD Programme in Business, Economics and Statistics at the University of Vienna
Welcome to the
Phd management programme, at the university of vienna.
The PhD Management at the University of Vienna offers you the opportunity to gain knowledge in a variety of subject areas belonging to management studies. Joining this PhD programme allows you to engage in exciting research, grow and learn alongside like-minded colleagues and profit from the knowledge and experience of our renowned senior faculty staff.
If you want to learn more about our PhD Management programme, our Faculty, our Alumni or other topics, feel free to browse our website and start your journey via one of the links below.
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Specific eligibility criteria for stipends and short-term finishing contracts
PhD students who were not employed at the University of Vienna within the last six months before the start of the grant can apply for stipends of up to three months. The following regulations apply specifically to stipends:
- The amount of the stipend is 1.050 €/month. The funding duration is up to three months.
- The candidate must not be or have been employed as an University Assistant (prae doc) or Project Staff Member (prae doc) at the University of Vienna in the last six months before the start of the grant.
- Applicants must provide a convincing statement that the completion and submission of the thesis can be expected at the end of the grant. At the time of the application, half of the doctoral thesis should be finalised.
- The stipend does not entail employment with the University of Vienna nor a working space.
- Multiple funding by other institutions and/or the University of Vienna is not allowed. The stipend holder is responsible for paying insurance and possibly taxes which may arise in connection with the stipend. In case of an annual net income of more than EUR 8.580 this must be taxed.
Short-term finishing contracts
PhD students who were employed at the University of Vienna within the last six months before the start of the grant can apply for short-term finishing contracts of up to three months. The following regulations apply specifically to short-term finishing contracts:
- The short-term finishing contract includes an employment contract as University Assistant (prae doc), 30 hours/week, §48 VwGr. B1 for up to three months.
- The candidate must have been employed as an University Assistant (prae doc) or Project Staff Member (prae doc) at the University of Vienna in the last six months before the start of the grant.
- The contract holder (remaining) in an employment relationship with the University of Vienna is subject to all associated rights and obligations. S/he has access to mobility funding of FGGA and VISESS (FGGA "Nachwuchsförderung" and VISESS Research Funds). The members of the supervisory team must commit to providing additional resources needed (consumables, lab and office space, mobility etc.).
- The successive contract regulations must be followed/kept in mind. Make sure to check your individual case with a view to your career planning and in case of questions contact HR to clarify your situation.
General information
- Eligibility is dependent on the university-wide formal criteria for Completion Grants at Vienna Doctoral Schools which are currently subject to approval by HR. The current call is based on the assumption that the guidelines outlined above meet these criteria.
- The Completion Grants are awarded competitively within the (varying) financial possibilities of the funding programme. There is no legal entitlement to funding, neither on the merits nor in terms of the funding amount.
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PhD Program
The Doctoral Programme in Philosophy is a three-year PhD programme
- open to self-funded, third-party-funded and pre-doctoral researchers
- structured upon a number of compulsory activities (coursework, exposé, faculty presentation, doctoral thesis agreement, annual reports, thesis submission and defensio)
- of 24 ECTs (15 of which must be in Doctoral Seminars)
- see the Curriculum
- Our StudienServiceCenter Philosophie (SSC) administers the compulsory activities (coursework, recognition of examinations, Exposé & FÖP, submission and defense of the dissertation).
- Contact: SC Service Desk - Doktorat
- The VDP administers the doctoral training , a non-compulsory support for compulsory activities.
- A comprehensive guide to our doctoral program is the VDP Handbook .
Structure of PhD Studies
Entry phase: year 1, compulsory milestones.
- Submit your Exposé
- Pass the Public Presentation at the Faculty (FÖP)
- Sign the Doctoral Thesis Agreement
- Participate in doctoral seminars
Doctoral Training*
- Get fit for the FÖP at the WIP Seminar
- Participate in the Writing Evenings
- Participate in Pragmatic Academic Series
- Participate in the Center for Doctoral Studies workshops
- Register an additional supervisor and establish a thesis advisory committee
* These activities are also open to doctoral candidates in the research phase (years 2 and 3).
Research Phase: Years 2 and 3
Compulsory activities.
- Write doctoral thesis chapters or scientific papers
- Deliver undergraduate teaching (where contracted to do so)
- Complete the annual progress reports
Doctoral Training
- Organize a summer school
- Organize an academic event
- Participate in academic conferences
- Undertake a research stay abroad
- Apply for teaching opportunities
Final Phase: Year 3
- Submit and review your dissertation
- Defend your dissertation
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Training the next generation of social scientists.
Career development and internationalisation
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» Funding and prizes
The Vienna Doctoral School of Social Sciences promotes innovative, excellent, problem-oriented research that aspires to contribute to societal debates and address key global challenges.
The cohorts trained and supported by the ViDSS are part of a vibrant research environment and international networks. The ViDSS encompasses and fosters connections between a broad range of disciplinary, interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary perspectives. The ViDSS embraces the entire range of epistemological, methodological and theoretical approaches that are employed at the Faculty of Social Sciences . Doctoral candidates receive research training and write a doctoral thesis in the fields of communication, demography, development studies, nursing science, political science, science and technology studies, social and cultural anthropology, and sociology. The ViDSS aims for the highest standards in doctoral training and close supervision to ensure a mastery of social scientific debates and relevant theories and methods. As a result, ViDSS graduates are highly employable both within and outside academia.
PhD in the spotlight
The race for critical raw materials
In the Ö1 Podcast “Dimensionen”, political scientist Gabriel Eyselein provides insight into the European raw-material policy and raw materials’ criticality. In the face of geopolitical tensions and global competition, the EU is reassessing its strategies for securing these raw materials. (In German)
ÖAW DOC Fellowships for students in our programme
Three doctoral candidates in the Social Sciences are among this year’s recipients of a DOC Fellowship of the Austrian Academy of Sciences. Congratulations to Lena Dege-Barron (development studies), Gwen Göltl (sociology) and Melanie Saumer (communication)!
When your boss is a collective
Collective property in pastures and forests does not only affect the co-owners but also personnel employed seasonally on common alpine pastures as herders or for dairying. Lisa Francesca Rail gives an overview of the types of commons typical for the Austrian Alps and explains how labor conditions and wages are affected when employers are not natural persons but collectives. (In German)
South America as China’s new backyard
Anna Preiser explains in an interview why China’s interest in South America is not only a continuation of the colonial history of the continent. For South American governments, investment from Asia may strengthen their position towards the old imperialist powers. Nevertheless, South American countries continue to be in a disadvantaged position in global trade. (In German)
Episode 16 – Creating impact
While most PhDs have accepted that their research probably won’t change the world, they at least want to make some impact on society. But how? We talk to Nora Hansl and Stefan Sonntagbauer about strategies of making research more impactful and their experiences of being personally impacted by their research fields including parent-child relationships and ghost encounters.
Diversity and health
Access to healthcare depends on identity markers such as gender, age or social background. Together with Awa Naghipour, Lucia Mair explains why discrimination in the healthcare system manifests in medical knowledge, treatments, social interactions and the architecture of clinics. To understand why health is unequally distributed we also need to look beyond the healthcare system. (In German)
Amazon in the Arctic
(by Katrin Schmid)
“Do you mind if we swing by the hub on our way home?” We drive along the paved road through the industrial area of town, toward Iqaluit International Airport, then turn right, away from the passenger parking lot and towards a warehouse with yellow pillars out front. A large sign reads, “Canadian North, seriously northern,” yet this sign is misleading – a mark of begone ...
International treaty on the use of genetic resources
Paul Dunshirn was interviewed for Ö1 “Journal um acht” about the international efforts to regulate the use of genetic resources. He explains why the new treaty of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) affects especially those companies who have benefited from the lack of regulation so far and why this indeed comes down to the question of who owns nature. (In German)
Episode 15 – Conferencing as a PhD
Are you wondering whether your next conference presentation will be a career booster or just a waste of the time that you need for writing your dissertation? Join us as we delve into the world of presenting and networking with Birte Leonhardt and David Smrček. Getting funding, identifying fake conferences and controlling the social environment – this and more in Episode 15 of Doctor it!
New publications by ViDSS students
Multilingual Challenges: Empirical Social Research in Migration Societies, Transnational Spaces, and International Contexts. / Holzinger, Clara ; Draxl, Anna-Katharina .
Publications : Book › Special Issue › Peer Reviewed
“Do you practice what you preach?” : The effects of celebrities' pro-environmental messages on social media on young adults’ pro-environmental behavior. / Quesada Baena, Luis ; Binder, Alice ; Neureiter, Ariadne et al.
Publications : Contribution to journal › Article › Peer Reviewed
Health-related communication of social media influencers: A scoping review. / Kanková, Jaroslava ; Binder, Alice ; Matthes, Jörg .
Four eyes, two truths: Explaining heterogeneity in perceived severity of digital hate against immigrants. / Kirchmair, Thomas ; Koban, Kevin ; Matthes, Jörg .
Blurring Boundaries: A longitudinal analysis of skills required in journalism, PR, and marketing job ads. / Bernhard, Jana ; Russmann, Uta.
"I can't see the forest for the ticks, uhm, trees…” : The role of online forums in parents’ vaccination trajectories. / Paul, Katharina Theresa (Corresponding author) ; Pichelstorfer, Anna ; Hansl, Nora et al.
The more you know…? How disclosures, persuasion knowledge training, and political fit impact cognitive processing of targeted political ads. / Noetzel, Selina (Corresponding author) ; Binder, Alice ; Matthes, Jörg .
Enacting the Future : Environmental Activism Worldwide. / Daniel, Antje (Corresponding author) ; Jasser, Marie Theresa ; Olarte Sanchez, Lorena Elizabeth .
Corona und Familienleben. Qualitative Längsschnittforschung in der Covid-19-Pandemie. / Dafert, Vera ; Zartler, Ulrike .
Publications : Contribution to book › Chapter › Peer Reviewed
Parents or Teachers? Parents’ Experiences in Austria with Supporting Their Children in Homeschooling During the COVID-19 Pandemic. / Dirnberger, Petra ; Dafert, Vera ; Zartler, Ulrike .
LOCAL INITIATIVES IN SHRINKING CITIES: On Normative Framings and Hidden Aspirations in Scholarly Work. / Sandmann, Leona; Gunko, Maria; Shirobokova, Irina et al.
Can We Counteract Hate? Effects of Online Hate Speech and Counter Speech on the Perception of Social Groups. / Schäfer, Svenja ; Rebasso, Isabella ; Boyer, Ming Manuel et al.
Self-responsibilization, the municipality, and the state: Peripheralization shaping local initiatives in shrinking small towns. / Großmann, Katrin (Corresponding author) ; Adams, Ria-Maria ; Bolotova, Alla et al.
Concept Cartoon Diskussionen : Mit Kindern partizipativ über Scheidung forschen. / Parisot, Viktoria ; Zartler, Ulrike .
Publications : Contribution to journal › Article
Protest and repression on social media: Pro-Navalny and pro-government mobilization dynamics and coordination patterns on Russian Twitter. / Kulichkina, Aytalina ; Righetti, Nicola ; Waldherr, Annie .
Citizenship in times of crisis: biosocial state–citizen relations during COVID‑19 in Austria. / Radhuber, Isabella ; Haddad, Christian; Kieslich, Katharina et al.
Don’t waste the crisis : The COVID-19 Anthropause as an experiment for rethinking human–environment relations. / Fiske, Amelia ; Radhuber, Isabella M. ; Salvador, Consuelo Fernández et al.
Katharina Brizić (2022): Der Klang der Ungleichheit : Biografie, Bildung und Zusammenhalt in der vielsprachigen Gesellschaft. Münster, New York: Waxmann. / Holzinger, Clara .
Publications : Other contribution to periodical › Book/Film/Event review
Scheidung und Scheidungsfolgen aus Kindersicht. / Zartler, Ulrike ; Parisot, Viktoria .
Reflective smartphone disengagement as a coping strategy against cyberbullying: A cross-country study with emerging adults from the United States and Indonesia. / Khaleghipour, Maryam ; Koban, Kevin ; Stevic, Anja et al.
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CoursesECTS credits required: 30
1. Required courses:
Advanced Asset Pricing
Advanced Corporate Finance
Financial Econometrics
2. Elective courses: two courses as specified in the doctoral thesis agreement
3. PhD Research Seminar
30
| In addition, students of the doctoral programme have to: | |
|---|---|
| submit an application for approval of the intended doctoral project (within the first year after admission to the degree programme); | |
| provide a public presentation of the intended doctoral project at the Faculty; | |
| participate in workshops and presentations at national and international conferences; | |
| submit a progress report to the doctoral advisory board in regular intervals of at least once a year; | |
| prepare the doctoral thesis; | |
| complete the public defence. |
Curriculum/Study plan
For all legal regulations and a detailed description of the structure of this degree programme, please refer to the framework curriculum (Rahmencurriculum) .
Approval of the intended doctoral project: The application for the approval of the intended doctoral project has to be submitted within the first year of studies to the competent body responsible for study matters including a confirmation of supervision, a research proposal, a time schedule and a list of resources needed. Students have to present the intended doctoral project within the first year of studies. If the intended doctoral project is part of a research project that has already been approved externally, the competent body responsible for study matters may approve the doctoral project prior to the presentation at the Faculty.
Doctoral thesis agreement: The doctoral candidate and her/his supervisor have to conclude a doctoral thesis agreement comprising the name of the student, the student ID number and date of birth, the name of the thesis supervisor, the topic of the doctoral thesis, the research proposal, a time schedule, key information about the extent of supervision (particularly about the frequency of the scheduled feedback meetings between supervisor and student) and the declaration of commitment of the doctoral candidate to abide by the rules and regulations of good academic practice.
Doctoral thesis: We encourage the publication of partial results of the doctoral project in academic journals and their presentation at academic conferences prior to the submission of the doctoral thesis.
Public defence: Following the positive assessment of all subjects of examination and of the doctoral thesis, the doctoral candidate has to defend her/his doctoral project in the final oral examination in front of an examination committee.
Prospective students who would like to begin the PhD programme in Finance should have outstanding academic qualifications and a strong interest in asset pricing, corporate finance, quantitative finance, and/or financial econometrics.
Information about the admission is available on the website of the StudiesServiceCenter .
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Participants of a univie: summer/winter school have the opportunity to receive a tuition waiver for their selected univie: summer/winter school from the University of Vienna.
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Degree-programme students and young researchers of all disciplines can apply for a scholarship. You have to be admitted to a Bachelor's/Diploma/Master's/PhD's degree programme at the time of application.
Applicants receiving a federal aid for students (="Studienbeihilfe", proof required) and students from partner universities of the University of Vienna receive preferential treatment.
You can apply for the scholarship (=tuition waiver) together with the application for the selected univie: summer/winter school . Please check on the website of the particular school or with the organisers how the application procedure works.
The application deadlines for a tuition waiver are based on the registration deadlines for the respective univie: summer/winter school.
The univie: summer/winter school tuition waiver will be awarded once, either for a univie: summer or winter school.
Tuition waivers are awarded by the organisers of the selected univie: summer/winter school.
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One of Europe's leading PhD programs in the Life Sciences
Autumn Call Now Open
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15 October 2024
Each year our students organize a symposium highlighting various disciplines present across our campus
Vienna BioCenter PhD Program, a Doctoral school of the University of Vienna and Medical University of Vienna in collaboration with the Gregor Mendel Institute (GMI) and Institute of Molecular Biotechnology (IMBA) of the Austrian Academy of Science, Research Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) and the Max Perutz Labs.
Empowering Curious Researchers
As a student at the Vienna BioCenter PhD Program you will be supervised by a top scientist and have full access to state-of-the-art facilities, thus giving you an opportunity to launch a successful scientific career. Here you will find the freedom and means to develop a brilliant PhD project. The Vienna BioCenter Campus is extremely dynamic and highly multidisciplinary with research areas ranging from molecules to populations.
At the Vienna BioCenter (VBC), we want to foster a world-class scientific environment where PhD students develop and excel. The purpose of the Vienna BioCenter PhD Program is to train rigorous, independent scientists through a comprehensive training program. The program encourages students to positively contribute to the advancement of science by making and publishing important scientific discoveries. The training program will allow students to acquire scientific skills, which are important for a career in science, but also for other career paths.
Our Mission
The mission of the Vienna BioCenter PhD Program is to promote interdisciplinary research in the Life Sciences at the highest level, and to help excellent PhD students develop into tomorrow's leading scientists through a comprehensive training program. The Vienna BioCenter is a world-class scientific research environment where students and group leaders from different backgrounds interact in an inter-disciplinary, open and creative environment. By promoting the exchange of ideas, by bringing together different and often complementary disciplines, and by supporting the development and adoption of novel cutting-edge technologies, we provide outstanding opportunities for ambitious and motivated students. Enrolled students are expected to contribute to the advancement of science by making important scientific discoveries and by publishing these in international, peer-reviewed journals. Our training program educates students in all areas relevant for a career in science and provides additional opportunities to acquire skills relevant for other career paths.
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Are you looking for a scholarship or a research grant for Austria? International students and researchers can apply for scholarships at various institutions. There are different financial support options depending on your country of origin and your academic level. Please note that scholarships are offered by different institutions (OeAD, other financial support organisations, foundations, etc.).
Institutions interested in using the OeAD’s proven services for their tailor-made programmes can find more information here .
You can find details of the OeAD’s scholarship programmes – for bachelor's, master’s, PhD students, post-docs and researchers – here. Some programmes are open to applicants from all countries, others are only open for specific target groups (depending on their country of origin). You will find a reference to the target group for which the scholarship is intended (in parentheses).
Institutional grants
Moreover, some higher education institutions offer scholarships for international students themselves. Institutional scholarships. The international office of the higher education institution at which you are going to study provides information about these.
Grants and scholarships from your home country
Please also enquire in your home country whether or not there are scholarships or other financial support options for you.
Austrian database for scholarships and research grants
At www.grants.at , Austria’s most comprehensive database for scholarships and research funding, you will find an overview of a great number of financial support options. Please note that there are hardly any financial support options for students in bachelor’s programmes. A whole degree programme in Austria is also hardly ever supported financially.
oead.map of projects and alumni
The oead.map is a virtual map which displays registered projects and alumni funded by the OeAD and allows them to be presented in an international context. By using this map, higher education institutions and international organisations can easily find out about OeAD-funded projects from their region. Students and researchers can look for registered OeAD scholarship holders and connect with alumni through the oead.map.
- Ernst Mach Grant – UKRAINE
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Master and traditional degree ("Diplom")
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- Ernst Mach Grant – ASEA-UNINET (Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam)
- Scholarships of the Scholarship Foundation of the Republic of Austria for Master’s Degree Studies in the Field of International Relations (International)
- University of Klagenfurt Technology Scholarships
Postgraduates and PhD students
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- Indonesia – Austria scholarship programme (IASP)
- Ernst Mach Follow-up Grant (non-European developing countries)
- Scientific & Technological Cooperation (S&T Cooperation)
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TUW Research Funding Opportunities
Excellent research deserves to be supported: TU Wien offers its scientists attractive research funding opportunities. The TU Wien funding programmes are tailored specifically to the needs of researchers at TU Wien. Hence, in basic research as well as applied research and development, strengths are reinforced and the accent is on research for the future.
Information on external funding programmes can be found on the pages of the TU Wien service units National Funding Support and European and International Resesarch Support , opens an external URL in a new window .
The calls for the TU funding programmes are noticed via the University Gazette , opens an external URL in a new window .
Innovative Projects
Through the Innovative Projects internal competitive funding programme, TU Wien supports scientifically ambitious project ideas from all faculties. Particular value is placed on inter-faculty collaborations. Depending on the latest call for proposals, pioneering ideas from young researchers are supported with infrastructure or staff. The innovative nature of the project being supported is evaluated under a peer review process and then discussed in a panel meeting.
TOP/Start-up programme
Through its TOP/Start-up programme, TU Wien promotes research projects within the key areas defined by the faculties. The faculties are thus able either to strengthen established fields of expertise or promote the establishment of pioneering areas of research. The programme supports both basic research projects and applied research and development, and makes funds available for staff or infrastructure. The call is issued once during a rectorate period.
Doctoral programmes
Learning from the best – that is what is on offer from doctoral programmes (DKs) financed by TU Wien. They allow the next generation of scientists to gain an excellent inter-disciplinary training based on the best of international research. Important elements of the funding of a doctoral programme by TU Wien include a multi-disciplinary approach to education in the university’s top research fields and the provision of 5–10 tutors for up to ten student.
further information (TUW doctoral school)
Collaboration Centres
In 2002, the setting up of ‘internal TU collaborative, multi-disciplinary research projects’ – TU Collaboration Centres, for short – provided a funding channel that was also intended to support current ‘bottom-up’ development in research. The ‘Multi-Faculty Collaboration Centre’ channel was designed to act as the first level of cross-subject/cross-faculty collaboration among research groups at TU Wien, also including researchers from other universities where relevant, as a springboard for research collaboration projects. Collaboration Centres.
Collaboration Centers
A range of awards provides an attractive stimulant to research for PhD and post-doctoral students at TU Wien, which are also partially funded by external persons and institutions. Research achievements of PhD projects are being awarded, as well as PhD students aided with their research activities, and junior scientists supported for international mobility.
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Research opportunities
Stanley burton research scholarship 2025.
The Stanley Burton Scholarship was established in 2000. The fund was bequeathed by Mr Stanley Burton, who took an interest in the University of Leeds for over forty years. From 1952 to 1987 he was a member of Council, and from 1987 up to the time of his death he served on the Court. The purpose of these Scholarships is to assist Home-rated postgraduate researchers to undertake research study in the School of Music at the University of Leeds.
<p><strong>Closing Date for Application forms 17:00 (UK time) Monday 2 June 2025.</strong></p> <h4>Duration of award</h4> <ul> <li> <div>Full-time (3.5 years) or pro-rata for part-time. The award will be made for one year in the first instance and renewable for a further period of up tp two years (pro-rata for part-time), subject to satisfactory academic progress.</div> </li> </ul> <div> <ul> <li>The award provides full academic fees and a maintenance grant (£19,237 in Session 2024/25) for full-time study, part-time will be pro-rata at 60%. This amount increases per annum in line with the UKRI rate. Full-time awards provide full fees for 3 years and a maintenance award for 3.5 years (Part-time awards are pro-rata).</li> </ul> <ul> <li>There are no other allowances.</li> </ul> </div> <h4>Other conditions</h4> <ul> <li> <div>Applicants must not have already been awarded or be currently studying for a doctoral degree </div> </li> <li> <div>These awards must normally be taken up by 1 October 2025</div> </li> <li> <div>The awards are available for new Postgraduate Researchers undertaking full-time or part-time research study leading to the degree of PhD. PGRs who are already registered for PhD research study are excluded from applying</div> </li> <li> <div>Applicants must live within a reasonable distance of the University of Leeds whilst in receipt of this Scholarship.</div> </li> <li> <div>One award available </div> </li> </ul> <h4>Selection Process</h4> <p>The Admissions Team selects a shortlist of applicants who they wish to nominate for the award. The University of Leeds PGR Recruitment Group selects the final list of awards based on academic merit and no other factors such as financial hardship are taken into account.</p> <p>The Postgraduate Scholarships Office will not enter into any communication regarding the progress of your application form. Unsuccessful applicants will be informed of their application outcome approximately 4 weeks after the application closing date. Shortlisted applicants will be informed of the outcome of their application within 10 weeks of the application closing date.</p>
<div><strong>Stage 1</strong> - First of all apply for <a href="http://www.leeds.ac.uk/info/130206/applying/91/applying_for_research_degrees" target="_blank">a research place of study</a> by completing a study application form.</div> <div> <p>In order to be considered for the scholarship you must submit all the required supporting documents for your application for study*. Any study applications that are not accompanied by the documents requested by the scholarship deadline will not be considered for the award.<br /> Please note that an unsuccessful application for this scholarship does not exclude you from applying for other research study opportunities or scholarships offered by the University of Leeds.</p> <p>*The supporting documents you need to provide with your study application are listed on website for the School/Faculty in which you are applying to study.</p> </div> <div><strong>Stage 2</strong> – Once you are in receipt of your 9 digit Student Application ID, <a href="https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/leeds/centrally-funded-home-research-scholarships-2025" target="_blank">complete the online application form</a>.</div> <p>Please note that, due to the large volume of applications, the Postgraduate Scholarships Office will not enter into any correspondence regarding the progress of an application until the outcome is known.</p> <p><em>As an international research-intensive university, we welcome students from all walks of life and from across the world. We foster an inclusive environment where all can flourish and prosper, and we are proud of our strong commitment to student education. Across all Faculties we are dedicated to diversifying our community and we welcome the unique contributions that individuals can bring, and particularly encourage applications from, but not limited to Black, Asian, people who belong to a minority ethnic community, people who identify as LGBT+; and people with disabilities. Applicants will always be selected based on merit and ability. </em></p>
Applicants must hold a First Degree at undergraduate level equivalent to at least a UK Upper Second Class Honours degree. Applicants should either have graduated with the appropriate First Degree or be in their final year of study.
The minimum English language requirements for Schools in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures is an IELTS of 6.5 overall with at least 6.0 in each component. (reading, writing, listening and speaking) or equivalent. The test must be dated within two years of the start date of the course in order to be valid.
<p>For further information please contact <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=Stanley%20Burton%20Research%20Scholarship%202024">the Admissions Team</a> in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Cultures</p> <p>OR <a href="mailto:[email protected]?subject=Stanley%20Burton%20Research%20Scholarship%202024">Postgraduate Scholarships</a> </p>
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Doctoral Programme in Law / PhD Programme Interdisciplinary Legal Studies
Beyond offering academic education for a future profession, the doctoral programme in Law and the PhD programme Interdisciplinary Legal Studies enables doctoral candidates to expand their ability and contribute independent research towards the development of law as an academic research field and thus serves to train future generations of academics. It provides an academic education of international standard.
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The Doctoral School Ars Iuris offers a wide range of courses and services for doctoral students of law.
Before applying for admission, we recommend that you search for potential supervisors on the website of the Doctoral School and inform yourself about the specific admission requirements of the Doctoral School.
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Funding. Doing a doctorate is a time-consuming task and requires high commitment. Therefore funding becomes an essential prerequisite so that you can focus on your research. ... However, funding schemes are limited and being enrolled as a doctoral/PhD candidate at the University of Vienna does not automatically imply a financed research ...
Funding Show navigation ; Consultation Show navigation . Consultation; Team; ... Doctoral/PhD Programmes at the University of Vienna. Law/Interdisciplinary Legal Studies. Humanities, Philosophy and Education. ... University of Vienna | Universitätsring 1 | 1010 Vienna | T +43-1-4277-0.
The team of the Center for Doctoral Studies offers consultations about the first steps and requirements of the doctoral programmes at the University of Vienna. Click here for an overview about our support offer. PhD Orientation Week 2024. Save the Date: PhD Orientation Week. from October 2nd to October 4th 2024.
Funding Overview. Check the current calls page for regular updates on current funding opportunities (project funding, prizes, scholarships, etc.). For in-depth information on Horizon Europe, MSCA fellowships and Erasmus+ please refer to the boxes on the right-hand side of this page. To learn more about grants that may be most relevant for you ...
The VDTR offers a variety of funding to its PhD students. For example, VDTR PhD students may apply for financial support to attend conferences or for editing expenses of English-language texts. ... According to the guidelines of the University of Vienna, only the travelling expenses, hotel costs (a maximum of 4 nights can be reimbursed) as well ...
PhD Economics. The PhD programme in Economics offers training and supervision that allow students to acquire knowledge and skills necessary for a research-oriented career in economics. It caters primarily to students who plan to become professional economists at universities, research institutions, or research departments of government agencies ...
The VDP is an international hub for doctoral research in philosophy. It embraces diversity in its membership and promotes a plurality of philosophical traditions, methods, and forms of thinking. VDP Members benefit from guidance, support, and advice from the development of a promising research proposal to the dissemination of results and ...
VISESS students can apply for funding for up to three months either through stipends or short-term finishing contracts, depending on their previous funding situation: Stipends: PhD students who were not employed at the University of Vienna within the last six months before the start of the grant can apply for stipends of 1.050 €/month for a ...
In addition, we also advise to check the website www.grants.at for mor specific calls. Additionally have a look at the section "Open Calls" or "Aktuelle Einreichfristen" on the website of the Research Services and Career Development of the University of Vienna. Female academic staff (pre-docs and post-docs) at the University of Vienna can apply ...
Admission deadlines. Semester start: October 1 (winter term) / March 1 (summer term) PhD Economics. February 1 to April 30 (admission only once a year, starting with the winter term) PhD Finance. February 1 to April 30 (admission only once a year, starting with the winter term) Vienna Graduate School of Economics (VGSE)
The PhD Management at the University of Vienna offers you the opportunity to gain knowledge in a variety of subject areas belonging to management studies. Joining this PhD programme allows you to engage in exciting research, grow and learn alongside like-minded colleagues and profit from the knowledge and experience of our renowned senior ...
The requirements and deadlines for open PhD positions can be found on the individual websites of the Doctoral Schools as well as at the Job Centre of the University of Vienna. As there are different ways to get funding for your PhD project, we recommend that you to check the different channels for vacancies listed below.
The following regulations apply specifically to stipends: The amount of the stipend is 1.050 €/month. The funding duration is up to three months. The candidate must not be or have been employed as an University Assistant (prae doc) or Project Staff Member (prae doc) at the University of Vienna in the last six months before the start of the grant.
The Doctoral Programme in Philosophy is a three-year PhD programme. open to self-funded, third-party-funded and pre-doctoral researchers. structured upon a number of compulsory activities (coursework, exposé, faculty presentation, doctoral thesis agreement, annual reports, thesis submission and defensio) of 24 ECTs (15 of which must be in ...
Episode 15 - Conferencing as a PhD. ... Getting funding, identifying fake conferences and controlling the social environment - this and more in Episode 15 of Doctor it! ... University of Vienna Universitätsstraße 7 (NIG) A-1010 Vienna T: +43-1-4277-49082 vds-sosci @ univie.ac.at.
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Vienna is a city that values innovation and creativity, with a thriving arts and music scene and a long history of scientific discovery. As a student at the Vienna BioCenter PhD Program, you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in this vibrant and dynamic city, exploring its many museums, galleries, and cultural institutions.
The doctoral programme in Social Sciences at the University of Vienna serves to prepare doctoral candidates for academic work in their field of doctoral research as well as to educate and promote early stage researchers. The doctoral programme provides an academic education of international standard and entails independent academic work in the ...
Ernst Mach Grant for studying at an Austrian university of applied sciences (Fachhochschule) (International) ISTernship summer program. Medical scholarship of the Vienna Healthcare Association. Monbukagakusho Grant (Incoming) Scholarship of the Austrian health insurance provider (ÖGK) for medical students.
The TU Wien funding programmes are tailored specifically to the needs of researchers at TU Wien. Hence, in basic research as well as applied research and development, strengths are reinforced and the accent is on research for the future. Information on external funding programmes can be found on the pages of the TU Wien service units National ...
Up to 6 Leeds Doctoral Scholarships are available for Home fee-rated students for Session 2025/26 for study in the following Faculties: Arts, Humanities and Cultures; Biological Sciences; Business; Environment; Medicine and Health; Social Sciences.<br /> The fully funded research scholarship is available for 3.5 years for full-time study, pro-rata for part-time study.
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Any study applications that are not accompanied by the documents requested by the scholarship deadline will not be considered for the award.<br /> Please note that an unsuccessful application for this scholarship does not exclude you from applying for other research study opportunities or scholarships offered by the University of Leeds.</p> <p ...
Beyond offering academic education for a future profession, the doctoral programme in Law and the PhD programme Interdisciplinary Legal Studies enables doctoral candidates to expand their ability and contribute independent research towards the development of law as an academic research field and thus serves to train future generations of ...