Are you ready to shape your future? Then the University of Applied Sciences Kufstein Tirol is the perfect place for you! As one of Austria's leading higher education institutions, we offer practice-oriented degree programs in business, technology, and management that prepare you for a successful career in a dynamic world.
As an independent institution of higher education with deep regional roots, we equip our students with the skills and knowledge they need for their professional futures. We offer extensive opportunities for personal and professional development. Our strong international network, reflected in numerous partnerships with universities around the world, offers students a wide range of options for study abroad and internships, broadening their global perspective.
Our mission is to support and challenge our students through a practical, international and personalized approach. We emphasize individual attention and maintain strong ethical principles. As a result, our graduates emerge as responsible individuals, fully prepared to meet the challenges of tomorrow's world.
We take pride in our extensive network of partner universities and a vibrant community of students from over 80 countries.
We offer full-time and part-time programs tailored to your life situation.
We embrace new ideas and continually develop our programs and offerings.
We act responsibly and sustainably.
We place a high value on providing individualized support to our students.
Kufstein is a great place to live and has a lot to offer students. Situated on the River Inn on the German border, it's a charming little town with a medieval old town, a striking fortress and stunning mountain views. This picturesque town in the Tyrolean lowlands has more to offer than just its location: excellent transportation links, good infrastructure, short distances, an international flair, and a wide range of sports and cultural activities. Come experience Kufstein for yourself.
Universities of applied sciences (UAS) provide practice-oriented degree programs in technical, economic, or social fields, whereas universities emphasise research and academic pursuits.
UAS typically require entrance exams and interviews for admission. In contrast, universities do not have a standard application or entrance test but instead have an introductory and orientation phase (STEOP).
Tuition fees at UAS are approximately Euro 363.36 per semester, plus a contribution to the Austrian National Union of Students (ÖH). Although universities can technically charge tuition fees, these fees are often waived for Austrian and EU citizens.
Yes, the FH Kufstein Tirol is institutionally accredited by AQ Austria (Agency for Quality Assurance and Accreditation Austria) in accordance with § 22 FHG and § 19 HS-QSG and has been accredited for an unlimited period of time in accordance with §23 HS-QSG (Higher Education Quality Assurance Act) since 2012.
Due to its permanent accreditation, the FH Kufstein Tirol is legally obliged to carry out a quality audit every seven years. The second audit was successfully completed in summer 2023.
The positive quality audit confirms that the University of Applied Sciences has a functioning institutional quality management system and has set it up in accordance with legal requirements (Section 22 HS-QSG). In addition, the quality audit also supports the University of Applied Sciences in the further development of its internal quality management.
A bachelor's degree is an undergraduate higher education program that is the first academic degree obtained after completing secondary school or an equivalent qualification. It offers a comprehensive and well-founded education in a specific subject area and prepares students either for direct entry into a career or for further study programmes such as a Master's degree.
A Master's degree program is an advanced academic pursuit undertaken after obtaining a Bachelor's degree. It serves to enhance expertise within a specific field and allows for specialization. Master's programs often emphasize research and are designed to equip students for careers in academia, research, or various industries. In Austria, a typical Master's degree program spans one to two years, equivalent to two to four semesters.
Studying part-time allows you to work alongside your studies. However, work is not a must. Lessons take place on Fridays or Saturdays, so that work and study or family life and study are compatible.
Yes, we have implemented various measures to ensure accessibility:
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If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to contact our staff.
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Yes, there is an International Student Residence in Kufstein.
