Business & Economics
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Business Consultancy International (BCI)
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Founded in 1994, the “University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt” –hereafter named FHWN, rendered pioneer work in higher education and became the first University of Applied Sciences in Austria. Since its origination the university offers students a well founded and diverse education with international focus, with emphasis on personal skills and the possibility of specialization studies. FHWN’s highest priority has always been to impart to students the crucial and necessary know-how for a career in a global business world. The University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt, is a regionally anchored institute of higher education offering broad, future oriented, innovative and qualitative high class education and research programmes. Quality is the measure of our educational activities. We therefore fulfil our core duties and responsibilities combining appropriate seriousness and reliability with high standards of competency and long experience. The high quality of our teaching is the basis of our success and that of our students. We ensure this quality through qualified lecturers and by actively supporting students’ self dependent academic development. The strength of our educational training lies in the combination of economically based, research conducted and practically oriented teaching. Our students can be sure that that their educational training contains all of these elements, is equivalent to highest academic standards and takes into account job market as well as self employment challenges. (Source: the university’s website)
Degree Courses Taught in English: YesThis University currently has no English taught Online or Distance Courses listed.
None required.
BA – IELTS, Academic Module band 7.0 or higher, with no less than 6.5 in any one area, TOEFL, IBT score 100 or higher required.
For information on living in halls as well as private housing options, please visit the university’s accommodation pages at:
http://www.fhwn.ac.at/en/Student-Life/Living
Information on the university’s internships can be found at:
http://www.fhwn.ac.at/en/Studies/Internship
For information on student jobs opportunities, please visit the Austrian Student Job website (German only):
http://jobwohnen.unijobs.at/jobs
EU students are allowed to work in Austria without any work permit. For detailed and up-to-date information on working in Austria, please visit the European Commission’s EURES website:
Johannes-Gutenberg-Straße 3, 2700 Wiener Neustadt, Austria
Founded in 1994, the “University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt” –hereafter named FHWN, rendered pioneer work in higher education and became the first University of Applied Sciences in Austria. Since its origination the university offers students a well founded and diverse education with international focus, with emphasis on personal skills and the possibility of specialization studies. FHWN’s highest priority has always been to impart to students the crucial and necessary know-how for a career in a global business world. The University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt, is a regionally anchored institute of higher education offering broad, future oriented, innovative and qualitative high class education and research programmes. Quality is the measure of our educational activities. We therefore fulfil our core duties and responsibilities combining appropriate seriousness and reliability with high standards of competency and long experience. The high quality of our teaching is the basis of our success and that of our students. We ensure this quality through qualified lecturers and by actively supporting students’ self dependent academic development. The strength of our educational training lies in the combination of economically based, research conducted and practically oriented teaching. Our students can be sure that that their educational training contains all of these elements, is equivalent to highest academic standards and takes into account job market as well as self employment challenges. (Source: the university’s website)