MU Application Deadlines
| SPRING | FALL | |
| Super Early Bird | 15 June | 15 January |
| Early Bird | 15 August | 15 March |
| Final Deadline | 1 September | 1 April |
| SPRING | FALL | |
| Super Early Bird | 15 June | 15 January |
| Early Bird | 15 August | 15 March |
| Final Deadline | 1 February | 15 August |
| SPRING | FALL | |
| Super Early Bird | 15 June | 15 January |
| Early Bird | 15 August | 15 March |
| Final Deadline | 1 February | 15 August |
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Step 3: complete your ADMISSION PROCESS
Online Application
- MUViApplication Review & Interview
Your application will be reviewed by our admissions team to assure eligibility. Once they are satisfied, you will be sent an invitation to book an interview slot with one of our Admission Coordinators. For PhD applicants, your interview will take place with both an Admission Coordinator and the Dean of the PhD program. The interview will be conducted on Microsoft Teams.During your interview, you will be asked about your application and motivation to study at MU Vienna.
We are looking for motivated and enthusiastic students who are engaging and conduct good conversational English. This is also your chance to ask any questions you might have.
The relevant Dean for the program you are applying for, will then evaluate your application in line with what our Admissions Coordinator has recommended and a decision on your admission will be made.Admission Decision
You will be notified by email of the decision made by the Admission committee. Successful acceptance will either be ‘full’ or ‘conditional’. If you have been conditionally accepted, you may be asked to submit further documents (for example; final high school certificates and transcripts that you may not have access to yet) or be asked to complete a Foundation semester or pre-requisite courses.
Everything to know on how to become a Modulian
Most popular questions answered by the MU Team
Visa requirements depend on your nationality. EU students do not need a visa, while most non-EU students must apply for a student residence permit.
Read more about Visa and Residency
The total cost includes tuition fees, accommodation, living expenses, and health insurance. Tuition varies by program, and students should plan a full annual budget when applying. Scholarships and tuition reductions are available to support eligible applicants.
Get a Cost Of Living Overview here: The International Student Experience
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Modul University Vienna does not own any student accommodation, however we have multiple agreements with student housing providers in Vienna.
For more information see Student Accommodation
Many programs include internships or practical learning components. These experiences help students build real-world skills and professional connections
Find more on career development services.
Eligibility depends on academic performance, study level, and personal background. Some scholarships are open to all applicants, while others are region-specific or program-specific.
Read more about Scholarships, Reductions and Grants