The Josephinum, built in 1785, is a historic medical institution housing a museum of anatomical wax models, one of the largest in Europe. It reflects MedUni Vienna’s long-standing contributions to medical education and research.

During her reign, Maria Theresia helped elevate Viennese medicine to international prominence by bringing Gerard van Swieten, a Dutch physician, to Vienna. He laid the foundation for the Vienna Medical School, which became a global leader in medical education.

To apply, you need: A secondary school leaving certificate that qualifies you for university studies in your home country. C1-level German proficiency. A successful result in the MedAT admission test. Some applicants may need to take supplementary exams (e.g., Latin).

The MedAT is a mandatory admission test for all applicants. It has two versions: MedAT-H (for Human Medicine) MedAT-Z (for Dental Medicine) The test assesses cognitive skills, academic knowledge, and social-emotional competencies.

Step 1: Apply in person during the official application period. Step 2: Take the MedAT admission test. Step 3: Wait for the results and notification. Step 4: If accepted, follow the instructions for final registration at the university.

MedUni Vienna ensures student safety through: Facility Management: Security, building maintenance, and technical support. Fire Safety Regulations: Clear fire prevention measures and emergency guidelines. Emergency Medical Services: Access to medical assistance during nights and weekends.

For emergencies, students can contact: Fire Department: 122 Police: 133 Ambulance: 144 In case of evacuation, elevators will be unavailable, and students should follow safety instructions provided during practical training.

Students can access psychological counseling for study-related stress, personal issues, and psychotherapy. The u:respect campaign offers resources against discrimination, sexual harassment, and violence.

MedUni Vienna offers: Medicine (12 semesters): Combines theoretical knowledge with hands-on clinical training. Dentistry: Focuses on dental sciences and clinical practice. Master’s Degrees: Medical Informatics and Molecular Precision Medicine. PhD Programs: Fields include Immunology, Endocrinology, and Cardiovascular Regeneration.

PhD programs include Endocrinology & Metabolism, Cardiovascular Tissue Regeneration, and Immunology, among others. The university also offers Doctoral Programs of Applied Medical Science for research in clinical fields.

Yes! MedUni Vienna provides postgraduate programs in areas like Clinical Research, Psychotherapy Research, Public Health, and Health Care Management. They also offer continuing education courses, such as Medical Hypnosis and Medical Physics, for health professionals.

International students can apply for various funding opportunities, including: OeAD Scholarships: Grants from Austria’s Agency for Education and Internationalisation. Erasmus+ Program: EU-funded study exchange scholarships. Austrian Government Scholarships: Financial aid for international students. Summer/Winter School Scholarships: Tuition waivers for short-term programs. Austrian Marshall Plan Foundation: Funding for studying in the U.S.

Check grants.at: Austria’s central scholarship database. Contact MedUni Vienna’s International Office for MedUni-specific funding. Visit Study in Austria for government scholarship details. Apply online: Many scholarships require digital applications through mobility management portals.

While requirements vary, most applications need: Transcripts and academic records Letters of recommendation Language proficiency certificates (e.g., German, English) A personal statement or motivation letter

No, MedUni Vienna does not provide on-campus housing. Students need to arrange their own accommodation in Vienna.

Check OeAD student housing for dormitory options. Use online platforms like WG-Gesucht, Housing Anywhere, or local rental websites. Contact student associations for recommendations.

Students can choose from: Non-profit student residences: Affordable, with amenities like WiFi and laundry (starting at €315/month). Private rentals: More flexibility but higher costs (starting at €400/month). Student dormitories: Available through providers like OeAD student housing. Shared flats: Rooms in shared apartments found through online portals.

Several student residence providers offer affordable housing, including: OeAD Student Housing (e.g., Tuerkenstrasse residence) STUWO (modern apartments with all-inclusive rent) WIHAST (budget-friendly student rooms) ÖJAB (14 dormitories, including the Social Hub) Viennabase (high-quality, affordable dorms) Akademikerhilfe (student halls of residence)

While MedUni Vienna doesn’t provide on-campus housing, it offers guidance on finding student accommodation. Employees may apply for temporary housing through the university.

Students should plan for €1200 to €1,230 per month, covering: Accommodation: €315–€700+ Food: €250–€400 Public transport: €30 (semester ticket) Other expenses: €150–€300 (study materials, insurance, etc.)

Yes! Non-EU graduates can apply for a 12-month residence permit to search for a job or start a business in Austria.

If you secure a job offer matching your qualifications with a minimum salary requirement, you can apply for the Red-White-Red Card, which allows you to work and live in Austria.

You’ll need: A binding job offer in Austria Proof of sufficient funds Health insurance coverage A valid passport Your employer must also apply for your work permit through the Public Employment Service (AMS), which takes around seven weeks for approval.