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University of Innsbruck

Innsbruck, Austria

The University of Innsbruck is based in the city of Innsbruck, Austria. It was founded in the year 1669 by Emperor Leopold I. It is the third oldest university in Austria with 28,000 students enrolled in various undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, third-country nationals can extend their residence permit for up to 12 months after graduation to search for employment or start a business.
If you find a qualifying job within the 12-month extension period, you may be eligible for the Red-White-Red Card, a work and residence permit designed for highly skilled non-EU graduates to stay and work in Austria.
To qualify, you must: Have successfully completed your studies or compulsory training Meet Austria’s general residence and settlement requirements, including proof of sufficient funds and health insurance coverage

University of Innsbruck Application Statistics

Students
28100
International Students
13400
Postgraduate
4300
Faculty Strength
5500
Student Faculty Ratio
22.6:1
Tuition Fees
€ 1500
Living Cost
€ 18000
Avg. GPA
2.5
Avg. IB
33
Avg. Percentage
60 %
Avg. IELTS
7

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