JKU has several key research and innovation hubs, including the Research Institute for Symbolic Computing (RISC) (founded in 1987), the Linz Institute of Technology (LIT) (opened in 2015), and the Kurt Rothschild School of Economics and Statistics (established in 2021). These institutions contribute to JKU’s strong emphasis on scientific and technological advancements.

The Faculty of Medicine was established in 2012, marking an important expansion of JKU’s academic offerings. Later, in 2021, the JKU MED Campus was opened to further support medical education and research.

To apply, you must register online, create an applicant account, and complete the admission process through JKU MyAdmission.

You typically need: A passport-size photo A letter of intent (if required) A CV (preferably Europass format) Academic transcripts Proof of language proficiency (if required) Proof of previous education (certificates) A valid passport or ID card

Yes, international students must follow specific admission guidelines and may need to provide language proficiency proof and visa-related documents.

JKU provides multiple safety resources, including: Office of Employee Occupational Health and Safety (for workplace safety, fire protection, and emergency planning) Facilities Management (for building access and lost items) In-House Services (available 24/7 for emergencies and lost property)

EU/EEA students with a valid European Health Insurance Card (EHIC) are insured in Austria. Non-EU students must purchase private health insurance that covers all risks in Austria.

You can reach out to In-House Services, which operates 24/7 to assist with any emergency or security concerns.

JKU offers over 100 degree programs in various fields, including: Bachelor’s Master’s Diploma Doctorate/PhD

Yes, JKU offers many Bachelor's and Master's programs in English, including: Bachelor’s: Artificial Intelligence, International Business Administration Master’s: Artificial Intelligence, Economics, Industrial Mathematics, Leadership & Innovation

JKU offers programs in: Engineering & Natural Sciences Computer Science & AI Business & Economics Social Sciences & Law Medicine & Education

JKU provides various scholarships and grants, including: Merit Scholarships (academic achievement) Study Grants (funding for theses/dissertations) MORE Scholarship (for refugee students) Macke Scholarship (for MSc in Biophysics & Physics) Erasmus+ Scholarships (for study in Europe) Study Abroad Scholarships (for international programs) Graduation Scholarship (for final-year students) Financial Aid for Summer Schools

Students can receive between €750 and €3,600 to support unfinished academic work.

Merit scholarships range from €750 to €1,500 for two semesters.

JKU offers a dynamic campus with clubs, events, activities, and a strong international presence. Students can engage in social, academic, and cultural experiences through various student organizations and exchange programs.

JKU provides: International Welcome Center (assists with housing and integration) Orientation activities (welcome dinners, city tours, and excursions) Student buddies (help new students settle in) Exchange programs like ERASMUS+

JKU actively engages in ERASMUS+ and other international exchange programs, allowing students to study abroad and experience cultural and academic diversity.

Students can choose from: Student dormitories (single & double rooms, shared apartments) Shared flats/apartments (rented independently) Short-term stays (hotels via the Office of Accommodation Services)

The JKU International Welcome Center assists exchange students with dormitory placements. Students should not contact dormitories directly for reservations.

Double rooms in dormitories: Start at €225/month Single rooms: Start at €300/month Prices may vary based on location and amenities

No, JKU Linz does not provide a specific post-study work visa. However, international graduates can apply for residence and employment permits to work in Austria.

Find a job that meets Austria’s work permit criteria. Your employer applies for an employment permit through Public Employment Service Austria (AMS). If eligible, you apply for a residence permit or Red-White-Red Card.

Red-White-Red Card (RWR Card): A work and residence permit for highly skilled graduates who secure a job in Austria. Job-Seeker Visa: Non-EU/EEA graduates can apply for a 12-month job-seeker visa to find employment. EU/EEA/Swiss Nationals: Do not need a visa but must register if staying beyond three months.