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The Johannes Kepler University (JKU) in Linz, one of the most modern universities in Austria, was founded in 1966 as an Academy for Social and Economic Sciences. From the beginning, the university's aims have been based on a close interdisciplinary connection between Economics and Business, Social Sciences, Law, Sciences and Engineering and on the fulfilment of the current demands of business and society. As the largest research and teaching institution in Upper Austria, and thus as a centre of knowledge transfer, the university contributes to the maintenance and the development of the region. It participates in centres of competence and develops spin-off programs supporting business start-ups. JKU has also close links with business and industry and an international network of partner and cooperation. The Johannes Kepler University Linz has a perfect location in the north east of the city. The campus lies in green surroundings directly at the foot of the neighbouring Mühlviertel hills. Unlike many other universities, where the individual faculties are spread out throughout the town, all faculties of the JKU are situated on a single campus covering some 350,000 m2. The athletic grounds and 3 student residences are located directly on site.
Because of its rich cultural past and present, Austria is cherished by people all over the world. The varied landscape is of great importance for tourism, there are many skiing resorts; in the summer there are lots of opportunities for hiking and climbing or for water sports on the numerous lakes. Other factors for a stay in Austria are the great social security, the economic stability and the great hospitality of the Austrians. The Austrian educational system offers you a broad spectrum of educational opportunities. This is why Austria is an ideal place for studying and living. Austria is a favorite destination for students from all over the world.. Because of this multicultural environment, everyday-life at Austria’s universities is colorful and interesting.
Currency: € Education: Students of Austrian nationality, students who are citizens of an EU (European Union) country or an EEA (European Economic Area) country, or students granted refugee status will be subject to pay the mandatory Austrian Student Union fees of € 16,86 per semester for the length of their studies. Non-EU citizens, EEA citizens, students who have exceeded the designated period allowed to complete studies, and students registered as external students (außerordentliche Studierende) are required to pay tuition fees in the amount of € 380,22 per semester. Accommodation: By European standards, the cost of living in Austria is average. Basic costs for food and accommodation can be estimated between € 540 and € 670 per month. Estimated average costs per month: Accommodation € 190 to 320
Accommodations for incoming students are arranged by the International Office. Students are housed at one of the student residence halls near the university campus or in the centre of Linz. Monthly charges for a single room range between € 280 and € 360, and approximately € 170 for a double room. The International Office can arrange accommodation for you at the following student dormitories:
If you prefer to live off campus, information on off-campus accommodation is available on the ÖH (Austrian Student Union) website (in German). Please note: As it is quite difficult to find short-term off-campus housing in Linz, it is strongly advised to take advantage of the housing arrangement services provided by the International Office.
a) For students who are EU or EEA or Swiss nationals there are no restrictions concerning work in Austria as long as the fiscal and national insurance regulations are met. Important exception: Students from Bulgaria, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, the Czech Republic and Hungary still need a work permit before taking up gainful employment (details see in the following). b) Students from third countries need a work permit to work in Austria. The number of work permits is limited. This permit is to be obtained by the employer before the student starts working. The permit will only be granted for either marginal part-timework (minimum income worker) or for a maximum of three months during holidays. Work in the field of science and research or on the basis of a contract for work and labour (self-employment, Werkvertrag) (by which you are not fully employed and have to take care of your income tax and health insurance yourself) does not require a permit. Further information is available from the employment service (Arbeitsmarktservice / AMS ). Please note that your stay in Austria cannot be financed exclusively by such employment! Your work must not compromise your studies. Non-compliance with these regulations may lead to expulsion from Austria! c) In case your study plan recommends or requires the proof of a vocational internship (Berufspraktika) you will not need a working permit. A vocational internship is an employment (practical training) which is required by the study plan of an Austrian educational institution with public status. The employer has to notify (Anzeigebestätigung) the employment service (Arbeitsmarktservice) and the competent authority for taxes (Abgabenbehörde) at least 2 weeks before the beginning of the employment Da li je ova informacija bila korisna?
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