Technische Universität Graz (TU Graz): Science, Passion, Technology

TU Graz is Austria’s oldest science and technology research and education institution. It is a leading public university. For over 200 years, TU Graz has driven innovation and research. The university’s mission is clear: developing solutions for the world of tomorrow.

Academic Programs

TU Graz focuses on future-oriented studies. It offers bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs. Nineteen bachelor’s programs are available. Furthermore, there are 36 master’s programs, with 20 taught in English. Doctoral programs are organized in 14 English-speaking doctoral schools.

Programs cover a wide range of fields:

• Engineering and Sciences: Electrical, Mechanical, Civil, Chemical, and Process Engineering.
• Information Technology: Computer Science, Information and Computer Engineering, Data Science.
• Architecture and Planning: Architecture, Geodesy, Geosciences.
• Bio-focus: Biomedical Engineering, Biotechnology.
• Interdisciplinary: Mathematics, Physics, and Economics.

Research & Innovation

Research is organized into five “Fields of Expertise”. This interdisciplinary approach focuses on key future areas. These areas include:

• Human & Biotechnology
• Information, Communication & Computing
• Mobility & Production
• Sustainable Systems
• Advanced Materials Science

Researchers collaborate with industry and business partners. This ensures application-oriented work. TU Graz is a strong leader in Austria’s COMET program. This program supports industry-science cooperation.

Global Student Life

TU Graz sits in the student city of Graz, Austria. Graz is known for its high quality of life. The university has three campus locations. Students benefit from modern facilities and a vibrant city life.

• Students: Approximately 17,500 students (Winter 2024/25).
• International Profile: Students come from nearly 100 countries. Around 27% of students are international.
• Support: The Welcome Center helps international students settle in. A Buddy System is also available.
• Networking: Strong links exist with international industry. Students gain practical experience. Entrepreneurship is highly encouraged.

Facts and Figures

• Location: Graz, Styria, Austria
• Founded: 1811
• Type: Public Research University
• Faculties: 7 Faculties, 96 Institutes
• Motto (English): Science – Passion – Technology
• Tuition (EU/EEA): €0 (if within standard study duration + tolerance semesters) + €25.20 Austrian Student Union (ÖH) fee per semester.
• Tuition (Non-EU):€726.72 per semester +€25.20 ÖH fee per semester.