Detailed introduction of University of Applied Sciences bfi Vienna:

Introduction

The University of Applied Sciences bfi Vienna is a leading university of applied sciences in Austria, focusing on education and training in the fields of economics, management and finance, and is committed to providing students with practice-oriented professional education so that they can succeed in international management positions.

Overview

Student size: There are currently 2,134 students, and the student-to-faculty ratio of the school is 3:1.

Course settings: Bachelor and master's degree programs are offered, covering a variety of fields such as business, economics, computer science, psychology, and media, such as banking and finance, European economics and business management, film, television and media production, logistics and transportation management, etc.

History and establishment time

The school was established in 1996.

School strength

Faculty: It has a team of teachers composed of industry practitioners and scholars. They not only have rich teaching experience, but also have actual industry backgrounds, and can impart the latest professional knowledge and practical skills to students.

International exchange: It has established a wide cooperation network with more than 80 partner universities around the world, providing 10 The school has launched dual degree programs and international exchange weeks, providing students with abundant international exchange opportunities, promoting cultural exchanges and improving students' employability.

Teaching quality: The school has successfully implemented the Bologna system and has been awarded the Diploma Supplement Label and ECTS Label issued by the European Commission for many times. Its degree programs are recognized internationally and its graduates have high competitiveness in the job market.

Nature of the institution

The school is a non-profit public higher education institution funded by public-private partnership.

Educational philosophy

It focuses on combining academic education with practical training, emphasizes the value of diversity, and is committed to providing professional education for students of different nationalities, educational and cultural backgrounds, cultivating students' practical ability, innovation ability and cross-cultural communication ability to meet the needs of the international job market.

Key laboratories and disciplines

Key disciplines: Economics, management and finance are the key disciplines of the school. It has strong teaching and research strength in banking and finance, asset management and risk management, business management, project management, logistics, human resource management and other professional directions. Its graduates are highly recognized in related industries.

Key laboratories: No clear key laboratories were found for the school, but the school cooperates with many enterprises and institutions to provide students with a platform for practice and research to meet the practical needs of students from different majors. .

Faculty

The school has several faculties, including the Faculty of Banking and Finance, the Faculty of European Economics and Business Management, the Faculty of Film, Television and Media Production, the Faculty of Logistics and Transport Management, the Faculty of Project Management and Information Technology, etc., each of which has different professional courses.

Ranking

Ranked 8093 out of 14,131 universities in the world, 1843 out of 2785 universities in Europe, 50 out of 71 universities in Austria, and 20 out of 23 universities in Vienna. In 2024, its world ranking is 4638 and 40th in Austria.

Expenses

Local and EU/EEA students: tuition fee is 363.36 euros per semester.

Other international students: tuition fee is at least US$1,000 per year.

Campus

Location: Wohlmutstrasse 22, 1020 Vienna, the capital of Vienna, Austria.

Environment and facilities: The campus is located in the city center, with convenient transportation and rich cultural life. The school has a library with a rich collection of scientific papers, textbooks, novels and other materials, providing good resource support for students' learning and research. In addition, the school also provides sports venues and various clubs to focus on the physical and mental health development of students and promote communication and interaction among students.