Study Programs

Yes. Depending on the study program, Hochschule Campus Wien offers full-time, part-time, and dual study options. In the overview of program offerings, you can also use the filter “Organisational Form” to search specifically for suitable program offerings.

During full-time studies, lectures are generally held during the day from Monday through Friday. A part-time program, on the other hand, is organized in a way that is compatible with a career. Lectures are usually offered in the evenings, on weekends, or in block format.

No. Having a job is not mandatory for a part-time program. However, the organisational form is structured so that studying and working can generally be easily balanced.

Depending on the study program, the following academic degrees can be earned at Hochschule Campus Wien:
Bachelor of Arts (BA)
Bachelor of Science (BSc)
Bachelor Professional (BPr)
Diplom-Ingenieur (DI)
Master of Arts (MA)
Master of Science (MSc)
Master of Science (Continuing Education) MSc (CE)
Master Professional (MPr)

Academic Expert Programs typically conclude with the designation “Academic …” followed by a suffix.
 

Yes. At Hochschule Campus Wien, select study programs are offered entirely in English. You can find these in the program offerings overview by using the filter “Language of Instruction”. In addition, some study programs require English proficiency, for example, due to English-language lectures or specialist literature.

Yes. In addition to the bachelor’s or master’s thesis, a final exam is required. The exact procedure and format of the exam may vary depending on the program.

Yes. The bachelor’s or master’s thesis is usually presented orally as part of a final examination by committee. However, there may be variations depending on the program.

Yes. Coursework already completed, as well as relevant prior training, can be credited under certain conditions. The prerequisite is that the content is comparable to the lectures in your desired study program. In some study programs, this also allows you to enter in the 2nd or 3rd semester.

The winter semester generally begins at the end of August, and the summer semester at the beginning of February. Individual variations depending on the study programs are possible. The current dates are published under “Academic Year Schedule”.