First, the school profile
It is the largest application-oriented college in Austria, providing diversified teaching services can help you acquire more practical skills and accumulate practical experience, which is very different from domestic education and is also lacking in domestic schools.
At present, there are about 13000 students and about 1000 teachers in the school, and the teacher-student ratio is relatively high. The school is also closely linked with all walks of life, and everyone has the opportunity to enter the first-class famous enterprises for internship.
Second, the university major
Undergraduate 12, master 18. Although it is not much, education pays attention to elitism. Everyone's learning tasks are heavy and the curriculum is tight. After class, most of them are group assignments, papers and internship tasks.
The more popular majors are biomedicine, information and communication, electronic engineering, artificial intelligence, international economy, industrial electronics, environmental engineering, multimedia development, economic informatics, etc., which are biased towards science and engineering and business.
Third, the application requirements
Academically, you need to complete high school or undergraduate studies before you can enter the corresponding undergraduate and master's studies. The requirements for GPA are above 3.0 and 3.5 respectively, and you must have relevant professional learning experience.
Most lectures are in German, so it is necessary to provide transcripts of German exam results. I suggest that you take the highly recognized Telford exam, and you must achieve at least Grade 4 before you can enter the school directly.
Fourth, the advantages of studying abroad.
Strictly speaking, it belongs to a college, because the school's professional settings are not complete, but objectively it also gives students more resources for professional study and can accept more comprehensive professional teaching services.
Moreover, most schools teach in small classes with more than 25 students in each class, and there will be group activities, so teachers and lecturers have more time to pay attention to each student.