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Studying at TU Wien

Are you wondering what orange fish have to do with studying at TU Wien? More than you might think. Studying with us means solving exciting challenges and understanding technology. You will receive a solid scientific foundation, which you can deepen according to your interests. Latest discoveries in science are constantly being incorporated into teaching, which means your education is always up to date. Our graduates are in demand on the labour market and valued by top companies.

And now back to the fish: they are the result of a pioneering 3D printing process at TU Wien – an impressive example of how knowledge is transformed into innovation. Exchange ideas, get to know our services and become part of TU Wien – a university where ideas grow and the future takes shape.


Study Programmes

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Discover our range of Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral as well as continuing education university programmes.

Prospective Students

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Are you interested in studying at TU Wien? Get to know us!

New Students

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New to university? We will guide you through your first steps at TU Wien and show you around! 

Students

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Discover our (support) services and make new contacts within the TUW-Community.

Studying Internationally

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Discover our mobility programmes for studying aborad or join us as an exchange student for one or more semesters. 

Pupils

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Would you like to get your pupils interested in technology and science? We know how.

Teaching Staff

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We offer a wide range of support to our teachers to help them maintain and continuously improve the quality of their teaching.

Current Trends in Computer Science

Also this semester, outstanding professors visit the Faculty of Informatics and give lectures on their research fields in computer science.

The lecture series "Current Trends in Computer Science", organized by the <link http: www.informatik.tuwien.ac.at teaching phdschool _blank link_intern>Vienna PhD School of Informatics, covers a wide range of topics, such as computer aided patient data management systems for hospitals, current developments of data bases, and how to develop applications for the cloud successfully.

The first talk by <link http: www.informatik.tuwien.ac.at aktuelles _blank>Peter Scheuermann (Northwestern University) on April 30, 2014 deals with intrusion detection for mobile devices. Although portable computers require explicit authentication, theft of confidential data by unauthorized users is one of the key computer crimes, which causes great financial losses. Peter Scheuermann discusses different intrusion detection techniques, one based on a reference user model, and two others based on statistical methods.

Furthermore, the lecture series includes talks by <link http: www.informatik.tuwien.ac.at aktuelles _blank>Andrea Schaerf (University of Udine), <link http: www.informatik.tuwien.ac.at aktuelles _blank>Arthur Zimek (Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich), <link http: www.informatik.tuwien.ac.at aktuelles _blank>Davide Raimondo (University of Pavia), and <link http: www.informatik.tuwien.ac.at aktuelles _blank>Frank Leymann (University of Stuttgart).

The lecture series is open for the interested public. The course can be credited for master students as an elective course under all master programs in computer science.

For detailed information about each talk, please, follow the links given below.

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