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Graz, Austria
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The below information is required while
completing the university application :
University Entrance Qualification
You must hold a school-leaving certificate or equivalent that qualifies you for admission to university in your country (e.g. high school diploma, Abitur, A-levels).
For international applicants whose qualification is not automatically equivalent, you may be required to pass supplementary exams or be admitted via a university preparation programme (Vorstudienlehrgang / VGUH).
Language Proficiency
For degree programmes taught in German, proof of German language skills (often at C1 level) may be required. Applicants who do not yet have that may need to pass a German exam via the preparation programme.
Some programmes (especially those with English content) may require proof of English proficiency.
Additional / Programme-Specific Requirements
Some undergraduate programs have selection or admission procedures (e.g. tests, interviews) because they are capacity-limited.
If your school credentials are not sufficient (for example, incomplete schooling or missing subject requirements), you may need to take supplementary exams (e.g. in German, mathematics, science) as part of the preparation programme.
Application & Document Submission
You must apply online through the Uni Graz application portal, creating a basic account and uploading required documents.
Required documents typically include: copy of your valid ID/passport, school leaving certificate, transcripts, and translations/certifications if documents are not in German or English.
Proof of Admission & Enrollment
If accepted, you must send a signed “Application for Enrollment” and pay the ÖH student union fee or tuition (if applicable) to complete enrollment.
Know more
The University of Graz received its own Green Academia Award in 2024, recognizing combined excellence in sustainable academic practices and climate-friendly mobility. The Faculty of Educational Sciences won first place, with Earth Sciences second and Environmental Systems Sciences third. This aligns with the university’s goal of climate neutrality by 2040.
Graz took a leading role in the FWF Cluster of Excellence “MetAGE” (metabolism, ageing, health) — a high-ranking research initiative in Austria. This underscores the university’s research strength in health, ageing, and molecular biology.
In 2024, the university added two ERC-START and one FWF-START awards to its portfolio, bringing its total ERC projects to 17, eleven of which were initiated in the last three years — highlighting rapid growth in external research funding.
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