1. International applicants must have a recognized higher secondary school leaving certificate that qualifies them for university admission in their home country or is considered equivalent to the Austrian “Matura.” 2. In some cases, students whose qualifications are not fully equivalent may be required to complete additional assessments or a preparatory path before admission. 3. Applicants must also demonstrate proficiency in English or German, depending on the chosen program, with many English taught bachelor’s programs requiring at least an IELTS score around 5.5 or equivalent. 4. In addition, students are usually required to submit essential application documents such as academic transcripts, a valid passport or ID, and in some cases a motivation letter, CV, or proof of relevant academic or extracurricular achievements. 5. Some programs may also include additional entry requirements such as entrance assessments, interviews, or subject specific prerequisites depending on the field of study.