© Universität Wien
Universität Wien
The University of Vienna (Latin: Alma Mater Rudolphina Vindobonensis) is currently the largest higher education institution in Austria and in the entire German-speaking world, with around 92,500 students and 9,500 staff members. International students account for approximately 25 percent of the student body. Founded in 1365, it is the oldest university in the present-day German-speaking area and, after Charles University in Prague, the second-oldest university established during the era of the Holy Roman Empire.
© Universität Wien
Universität Wien
Applied Geography, Spatial Research and Spatial Planning
- Urban Studies
- Demography, Migration, and Integration
Human Geography
- Social Geography
- Economic Geography
- Regional Development and Spatial Planning
- Population Studies and Political Geography
Physical Geography
- Geomorphological Systems and Risk Research
- Ecology
Teacher Training
- Subject Didactics and School Geography
- Climate Change and Climate Crisis
- Natural Hazards and Vulnerability
- Urban Planning, Urbanization, and Spatial Development
- Migration
- Physical Geography: (including field excursions) Soil Erosion Research, Wetlands, Torrential
- Streams
- Number of Erasmus Places: 1 (1–2 semesters; Bachelor’s and Master’s level)
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Semester Dates: Winter Semester: Early October to late January; Summer Semester: Early March to late June
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Erasmus Application Deadlines: Winter Semester: May 15; Summer Semester: November 15
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English-Taught Courses in Geography: Mainly offered at the Master’s level
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English-Taught Degree Program: Joint-Master in Urban Studies (offered in the summer semester only)
- Course Catalogue
- Accommodation Information
- Student Experience Reports
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