University of Natural Resources and Life Science (BOKU)

Studying at BOKU involves both a sound academic and practice-oriented education. All study programmes share a strong interdisciplinary character, with special emphasis placed on natural resource management, the design of living environments, and applied life sciences. With combinations of natural sciences, engineering, environmental sciences, social sciences and economics. It ensures a typical transdisciplinary approach in teaching and research, a key element in tackling the expected future challenges for sustainable development. 

BOKU is also known for it’s nurturing, personable atmosphere, that students acquire a deep knowledge of their field of study and prepare for their future career. As a public university, BOKU currently offers various Bachelor, Master and Doctoral programmes; more than a third of the Master programmes are offered in collaboration with international partner universities. 

BOKU‘s internationalisation strategy is also reflected in its study programmes, numerous exchange programmes, its courses held in foreign languages, its high number of international scientists, and its many language courses. BOKU has a long tradition in hosting and supporting international students. Thus, we hope to provide you with the best international experience possible.

BOKU: https://boku.ac.at/en/
BOKU-International Relations: https://short.boku.ac.at/international-en.html
Erasmus+ Incomings at BOKU: https://short.boku.ac.at/int-in-e-en.html

Language(s) of Instruction: English, German

Semester Dates: Winter Semester: 1st October to 25th of Feburary  / Summer Semester: End of Feburary /beginning of March until 30th of June (courses end) 30. September (semester end)

Course Offerings: https://boku.ac.at/en/international/themen/international-students-coming-to-boku/a-good-start-plan-your-studies-at-boku/wie-plane-ich-mein-studium-an-der-boku-vor-der-ankunft/wie-finde-ich-meine-kurse

Costs: There are no additional tuition costs for studying at Heilbronn University.  Additional costs that must be considered are accommodations, meals, and cost of living.

Student Housing: You should be prepared to spend between € 300,- and € 670,- per month for accommodation in Vienna. Information on various possibilities ranging from student residences, shared flats or appartments can be found here: www.boku.ac.at/int-in-life-accommodation-en.html

Student Support: More information about the various programme offerings can be found here: https://short.boku.ac.at/int-in-e.html

Students with Disabilities: The University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna, seeks to promote equal opportunities and access, inclusion and fairness. For students with disabilities and/or physical or mental health issues, BOKU provides a service and counselling department; the Coordination office for Equal Opportunities, Diversity and Disability. https://short.boku.ac.at/int-in-boku-disabilities-en.html