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TU Wien offers scholarships in accordance with the Student Support Act, and we also award a number of other scholarships for excellence.

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Scholarships According to the Student Support Act

Amount
€ 750 to € 1,500
Submission
15 October of the respective year
Form
F-990
Submit to
TU Wien Informatics
Study Services
Notification
mid-December
Note
As a graduate, you can apply for this scholarship for the final year of study. The same deadlines apply.
  • Compliance with the duration of entitlement (§ 18 StudFG), taking into account any important reasons (§ 19 StudFG)
  • Achievement of a certain weighted minimum average grade in the previous academic year, as indicated in the call for applications for that year
  • Austrian citizenship or equal status according to § 4 StudFG
  • EEA citizens according to § 4 p. 1 StudFG
  • Third-country nationals with a long-term residence permit who have lived in Austria for at least 5 years
  • Stateless persons are treated equally, provided that they were liable to income tax in Austria for at least 5 years prior to admission to the university together with at least one parent, and that during this period they had their centre of life in Austria.
  • Form F-990
  • Current Record of Studies
  • If applicable, the Record of Studies of other universities from which proof of examinations is submitted
  • Transcript of Records including negative grades
  • Transcript of Records for the period 01.10.-30.09.
  • Notifications of recognition (if available)
  • Examination certificates of passed examinations that do not appear on the Transcript of Records
  • Residence permit of non-EU nationals
  • Registration form for non-Austrian residence
  • Acknowledgment of Study Time Extension, if any (§ 19 StudFG)
Amount
€ 750 to € 3,600
Submission:
Winter term: 15 October
Summer term: 30 April
Form
F-992
Submit to
TU Wien Informatics
Study Services
  • Compliance with the duration of entitlement (§ 18 StudFG), taking into account any important reasons (§ 19 StudFG)
  • Achievement of a certain weighted minimum average grade in the previous academic year, as indicated in the call for applications for that year
  • Austrian citizenship or equal status according to § 4 StudFG
  • EEA citizens according to § 4 p. 1 StudFG
  • Third-country nationals with a long-term residence permit who have lived in Austria for at least 5 years
  • Stateless persons are treated equally, provided that they were liable to income tax in Austria for at least 5 years prior to admission to the university together with at least one parent, and that during this period they had their centre of life in Austria.
  • Form F-992
  • Current Record of Studies
  • Transcript of Records including negative grades
  • Project Description and Budget Estimates (incl. min. 2 offers)
  • Review
  • Written Acceptance of the Hearing before the Commission (Applicant and Supervisor)
  • Residence permit of non-EU nationals
  • Registration form for non-Austrian residence
  • Acknowledgment of Study Time Extension, if any (§ 19 StudFG)
Amount
€ 3,000 per academic year
Duration
2 years for bachelor students
max. 1 year for master students
Legal Basis
Rectorate’s Provision
Deadline
1 October–30 November
Submit to
TU Wien
Studienabteilung
Process
See Studienabteilung for requirements and application details.

Scholarships awarded by TU Wien Informatics

Amount
€ 6,000 p.a. for up to two years
tuition fee waiver
Call
Website Helmuth Veith Stipend
Deadline
30 November
Submit to
master@logic-cs.at
  • This stipend is exclusively addressed to female students.
  • Enrolment or admission to one of our English-language master programs
  • bachelor degree in informatics, mathematics or equivalent subject
  • comprehensive knowledge or interest in at least one of Helmut Veith’s research areas (Logic in CS, Formal Methods and Verification, Foundations of Artificial Intelligence, Complexity Theory, Computer Security)
  • high level of proficiency in English
  • Cover Letter, describing the type of funding the student is applying for, and all other aspects the student deems relevant for the application
  • Curriculum Vitae
  • Motivation Letter, describing the reasons why the student wants to study in the program Logic and Computation, why funding is necessary, and with which groups of the faculty the student would be interested to work with during their master thesis and why.
  • Reports on university examinations (transcripts)
  • Diplomas and/or certificates (first degree, bachelor degree, or higher). If the final academic certificate is not yet available at the time of the application deadline, a preliminary certificate (indicating the type of degree and the expected graduation date) signed and stamped by the degree-awarding university must be provided.
  • Contact details of two referees (for letters of recommendation)
  • English language certificate (TOEFL or similar)
  • Copy of passport
Amount
€ 1,000
Recipients
Based on the examination results of the previous academic year, we determine the best three students from our bachelor and master programs. The award ceremony takes place annually.