Academic program

Courses are held between the beginning of October, 2023 and Christmas. Note that each course has its own individual schedule. WU courses are typically seminar-type with continuous assessment. This means that your final grade is based on several performance elements: active participation in the course, home assignments, case studies, and final exam. WU does not have a central examination period. The specific grading criteria are listed in the course description.

• For the detailed course schedule and description, please click on the courses title. The courses are also listed in the ENGAGE course catalog.

• Make sure you read the syllabus thoroughly as it contains information on live online sessions, the schedule and course requirements.

• At WU, it is mandatory to attend all course meetings (possible exceptions are listed in the syllabus), the meetings are not recorded.

• Please make sure to adhere to WU's virtual classroom policy and ensure that your camera and microphone are fully functioning.

• At the end of your virtual exchange, you will receive an official transcipt of records from WU. For credit transfer options, please check with your home institution.

Winter Semester 2023/24 (Fall term/Semester 1)

Courses are held between the beginning of October, 2023 and mid/end of December, 2023. Each course has its own individual schedule. WU courses are seminars and are based on continuous assessment. Therefore, a student's final grade is based on several performance elements: active participation in the course, home assignments, case studies, and final test or paper. WU does not have a central examination period. The specific grading criteria are listed in the course description.

• To see the detailed course schedule and description, please click on the courses title.

• Make sure you read the syllabus thoroughly as it contains information on live online sessions, the schedule and course requirements.

• At the end of your virtual exchange, you will receive an official transcipt of records from WU.

• For credit transfer options, please check with your home institution.

Interested students are welcome to apply for the following courses:

Bachelor's level

International Supply Chain Management

Application process

Requirements - Who can apply?

• The online course offer is available to students studying at all ENGAGE.eu partner universities. (LUISS University, NHH Norwegian School of Economics, Ramon Llull University, Tilburg University, Université Toulouse 1 Capitole, University of Mannheim, University of National and World Economy)

• Bachelor’s level courses: enrollment in a bachelor’s program at a partner university; minimum of one year of full time studies completed which amounts to 60 ECTS Credits.

• Master’s level courses: enrollment in a master’s program at a partner university.

Application documents - What do I need to submit?

• Confirmation of enrollment at your home university

• Transcript of records

• Statement of purpose

Application period - When can I apply?

• The application period will run June 1 - July 1, midnight. All applicants will be informed about the outcome of their application by July 21, 2023 at the latest.

Application form - Where can I apply?

• For online courses available at WU Vienna, you can apply via an application form on our website (if the form does not work, please apply by email at engage.io@wu.ac.at)




• If you wish to attend individual courses of the Shared Module, please apply for them through the Online Exchange Initiative.

• The selection will be based on an evaluation of your overall academic performance (transcript of records) and the statement of purpose. WU will inform its partner universities about the admitted students, so they can confirm the students' selection

Administrative fee

The administrative fee of €21.20 (mandatory students’ union dues) must be paid for attendance of courses at WU Vienna. Apart from this amount, no other fees will be charged. Tuition fees for participating students of this initiative are waived. Please note that you have to bear the costs for reading materials and literature if a course requires the like.