Scholarships
WU awards both merit-based and need-based scholarship grants, but not tuition grants. Tuitions grants are provided by the Austrian Study Grant Authority
Merit scholarship grants
Merit-based scholerships are granted annually to students with an outstanding academic record and are intendet to recognize and reward exceptional performance.
Information on application requirements, the necessary documents and application periods can be found in the call for applications and in the Guidelines. Should you have any further questions, please contact the Study Regulations Office (Ms Forstner).
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Applications are submitted online. (Currently, no grant applications are being accepted. As soon as a new call for applications is released, the application form will be available here.)
Need-based scholarship grants
Need-based scholarship grants are given to provide support to degree-program students working on an academic paper such as a thesis or a dissertation. Like merit scholarships, an excellent academic record is required. Students can apply for a need-based scholarship grant twice a year, while merit scholarships are only granted once annually.
The call for applications contains all the relevant information on applying for a scholarship grant. Should you have any further questions, please contact the Study Regulations Office (Ms Forstner).
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Scholarships and seminars for doctoral students
Mobility scholarships for doctoral students
Mobility grants for doctoral/PhD candidates are intended to help cover travel expenses and encourage mobility.
For 2012, additional funds from the "allgemeine Hochschulstipendienstiftung für Wiener Hochschulen" are available!
For mobility scholarships, there is no set application period - applications can be submitted throughout the year. To apply, please submit the completed application form and the necessary documents listed in the guidelines to the Doctoral Office (2nd floor, sector B).
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Guidelines for applying for a mobility scholarship |
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Application form for mobility scholarships |
Doctoral seminars on a European level
Doctoral seminars on a European level are offered by the European Doctoral Programmes Association in Management and Business Administration (EDAMBA), a network to further student exchange and to promote scientific cooperation between doctoral students in the Economic and Social Sciences.
Click here for more information on EDAMBA and its programs and activities.
The European Institute for Advanced Studies in Management (EIASM) is another international network for management research and teaching. The Institute organises conferences, seminars and workshops and promotes interdisciplinary research initiatives and the development and quality of European doctoral programs.
Further information on EIASM, its projects and its members is available at http://www.eiasm.org/
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