University of Graz
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University of Graz <strong>University of Graz</strong> is Styria's main comprehensive public university, founded in 1585 and the second-oldest university in Austria.
University of Graz operates in the Austrian Public Universities segment.
University of Graz: Disambiguation
University of Graz is NOT the same as Graz University of Technology (TU Graz), which is the separate technical university in the same city, or the Medical University of Graz (MedUni Graz), which split off in 2004. It is also distinct from the private FH Joanneum, a Styrian applied-sciences university. University of Graz is also known as Karl-Franzens-Universitaet Graz or Uni Graz.
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University of Graz: Core Facts
- Entity Type
- Public Comprehensive University
- Legal Name
- Karl-Franzens-Universitaet Graz
- Founded
- 1585
- Location
- Graz, Styria, Austria
- Rector
- Peter Riedler
- Students
- ~29,000
- Languages of Instruction
- German, with selected master's programmes in English
- Tuition (non-EU)
- EUR 726.72 per semester plus OeH fee
- Faculties
- 6 (Catholic Theology, Law, Social and Economic Sciences, Humanities, Natural Sciences, Environmental and Regional Sciences and Education)
- Country
- Austria
- Status
- Active Definition
- Verified
University of Graz: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the University of Graz?
The University of Graz is Styria's main comprehensive public university and the second-oldest in Austria, founded in 1585 by Archduke Karl II. The University of Graz has roughly 29,000 students spread across six faculties and is especially known for law, humanities, and natural sciences.
How do you apply to the University of Graz?
Applications to the University of Graz are submitted through the UNIGRAZonline portal, with separate deadlines for EU and non-EU students. Non-EU applicants to the University of Graz typically need to submit their application earlier because prior qualifications must be checked for equivalence.
Is the University of Graz taught in English?
Most bachelor's programmes at the University of Graz are taught in German, so applicants need a C1 German certificate. The University of Graz offers several master's programmes in English, including Sustainable Development and Global Studies.
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