Thanks a bunch, so informative. Does the university provide students on bachelor programs with scholarships, especially if you are an international student?
Thank you for your comment😊 as far as I know: usually no, at least not in the mentioned unis. There is a merit based scholarship at WU for students, based on grades (they have to be good), and usually it is not thaaat much. Apart from that I haven't heard of any. But you could also look for independent scholarships or the ones given out by your state for students going abroad. Hope this helped! Update: check out this link for an overview www.wu.ac.at/en/students/my-program/masters-student-guide/grants-and-scholarships
Hello, while of course non-EU students who want to apply to a university in an EU country have to deal with bureaucracy (translation&legalization (apostille) of documents) and might need to take the supplementary examination if their high school certificate is not "equal" to the Austrian one, I would say those requirements are pretty logical and it is clear why they are in place. So my advice would be: when you are changing the place of studies&life you will have to be patient, create checklists with deadlines for everything you have to do, and get going! It might not be easy but I would say it is worth it Because even though it is harder for non-EU students in the visa/document aspect (which again, makes sense why), WU nevertheless has students from over 100 countries!
@@mariakremneva1664 i did actually apply to many universities in different countries, but it was only with the Austrian authorities requirements that i found it hard to be . The thing is that they favour the EU Citizens even though knowing that our education system in my home country is far better.
Hello Maria, I was wondering if you know if it is possible to apply to two different courses at wu. I live in Spain, however I already have a b2 in German. I would love to apply to the English taught program but I know it has a higher demand and my chances of getting in are slimmer. So I would like to know if I can simultaneously also apply to one of the programs taught in german. I hope you can answer my question. Have a nice day, Emma
Hello Emma, yes, you can! You can even study both programs if you get accepted to both🤓 (but it will require some exceptional organizational skills to create the schedule and study both degrees at once) My classmate and I did a livestream about BBE vs WISO (the german-taught economics bachelor's program) where she explained how those programs differ because she studies both of them at the same time Here is the link to the livestream: instagram.com/tv/CSXNFnlCS3l/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
I have almost graduated from the Bachelor of Business and Economics program at WU and after the main program phase there were opportunities to choose accounting-related specializations for the second half of your studies, which I did;) I chose the Strategy and Managerial Accounting Specialization and it went great! There were also a few more related to accounting. So I would say any business/economics related univerisity will give you the opportunity to gain accounting-related knowledge. You must also take into account the following criteria: 1) Place. How far away it is from your home? Is it convenient to live there? How are the living costs there? 2) Your budget. The prices of univeristy education can range from 20-750 euros per semester (half a year) and go up to thousands for private unis (3000-30 000). 3) The curriculum of the program. Every university has a description of the programs they offer, and you can also look at the subjects that are going to be taught there. And based on how relevant most of them are for you, make the decision!
Hello, you CANNOT do a "parallel transfer" from your current university semester to the same semester at WU BBE. You have to take the entrance exam to that program, which is very competitive (240 spots for approx. 2400 applicants in 2022), and in case you get admitted, you have to start from the 1st semester, just like everybody else, even the students who were studying in EU or Austria at a uni already. What you can do is automatically complete some subjects, if they meet the criteria. For example, if you had Microeconomics at your uni with the same number of credit hours or ECTS as at WU, you can contact the professor and you will automatically complete the course with the grade you scored at your uni and you will not need to take the same course at WU again.
Depends a lot on what you did apart from uni, your language knowledge, your field of interest, motivation and so on. But usually students work somewhat close to their field of studies in the 2nd year of uni already
Hello, yes of course! I know a few people who decided to get a bachelor's in Austria when they were already studying or even graduated from a university back home. During the admission (and in some universities the selection procedure) procedure you will be required to submit either your university degree or your secondary school leaving certificate. Both work (as far as I know and based on the experience of my students, please check your university's of choice requirements)! My friend from India, when he was going through the admission procedure at WU submitted his Business Administration bachelor's because the process of legalization was easy for it. Note: please check all the deadlines regarding when you need to present what. Because for example at WU you need to present the secondary school leaving certificate or a university certificate ONLY in the case of acceptance to the program based on the entrance exam's score, you will know the results somewhere in the middle of July or even earlier, and the deadline for presenting the documents is 5th of September or 31st of October in case of an extended enrollment period. AND check if you need to translate/legalize/apostille it before presenting it. Best of luck with your academic journey! Hope I could clear things up for you;)
Hello Dear i like your video. I'm Abu huraira from Pakistan i want to apply bachelor computer science Austria have bachelor degree in English taught please response Thank you
The the Artificial Intelligence degree at JKU Linz in English might be perfect for you;) www.jku.at/studium/studienarten/bachelordiplom/ba-artificial-intelligence/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwuaiXBhCCARIsAKZLt3mB0A7-i8cWk3wcWhWU8I0Py1UcfvsEA5x61ciL4-oz_0bMP2SfSEMaAqIPEALw_wcB
@@rafolefou8099 then from my knowledge I would recommend Johannes Kepler Uni or Alepn Adria Universitat, there the programs are relatively new so less competition, and both those unis are in the top rank in Austria (94 applicants for 80 places in one of them in 2021 for the business/economic english taught bachelor program). There are also some additional details on my instagram: maria.teachie, in the "plan B" highlight
Hello Im from morocco i want to apply for the bachelor of business administration in english i have b2 in english but im scared from the osa exam or what they called him please it’s difficult or easy for a foreign student?
The OSA (online self assessment (exam IS NOT GRADED (WU also states that on their website). IT IS JUST FOR YOU TO SEE if your expectations about the program correspond to the reality. It will have some questions about the program and then show you explanations of how it really is, some logic/IQ test questions, and finally a few english, math and economics questions. BUT THE RESULT YOU GET IS JUST FOR YOU TO SEE YOUR APPROXIMATE LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE. AND EVEN IF YOU DONT DO GREAT ON IT, IT DOESNT MEAN THAT YOU WILL ALSO DO BAD ON THE EXAM. IT HAPPENED TO SOME PEOPLE THAT THEY WERE A BIT CONFUSED ABOUT THE OSA QUESTIONS BUT THEY DID WELL ON THE ENTRANCE EXAM AND GOT ACCEPTED. OSA is just a step you just need to complete (along with the short motivation statement) until the end of May in order to get the entrance exam invitation (BASED ON WHICH YOU GET ACCEPTED OR NOT), and that exam is indeed difficult ;) (and it is very competitive, in 2022 there were around 2400 applicants for 240 spots as announced by WU) that is why I made a preparation course (www.bbe-exam.com/) and an exam simulation (www.bbe-simulation.com/) to help students prepare for it🤓
@@mariakremneva1664 thnks alot but i don’t think we have an entrance exam for the bachelor of business administration in english because i don’t have many informations about that ,then the osa is before the admission and the entrance exam is after coming to austria ? So i want to know how many people apply in this course because they have just 240 places it’s enough or many people applied and i don’t have chance to get accepted
@@josilvio1756 could you please specify which program and at which university you are talking about? Because I know that the WU BBE (bachelor's of business and economics) program has OSA and I just assumed you are asking about that one😅
It's good to know about Lauder Business school through your channel. Keep on with the good work.
Thank you😊there is also an interview with Lauder students and a similar interview about FH des BFI Wien is coming after the Easter break;)
The video was super useful. Thank you so much for this!
I am glad you liked it! 😊
Thanks a bunch, so informative. Does the university provide students on bachelor programs with scholarships, especially if you are an international student?
Thank you for your comment😊 as far as I know: usually no, at least not in the mentioned unis. There is a merit based scholarship at WU for students, based on grades (they have to be good), and usually it is not thaaat much. Apart from that I haven't heard of any. But you could also look for independent scholarships or the ones given out by your state for students going abroad. Hope this helped!
Update: check out this link for an overview www.wu.ac.at/en/students/my-program/masters-student-guide/grants-and-scholarships
And thank you for your information
To be honest Austria and mainly Austrian universities make it hard for non EU citizens to join them😒 , I wouldn’t recommend
Hello, while of course non-EU students who want to apply to a university in an EU country have to deal with bureaucracy (translation&legalization (apostille) of documents) and might need to take the supplementary examination if their high school certificate is not "equal" to the Austrian one, I would say those requirements are pretty logical and it is clear why they are in place.
So my advice would be: when you are changing the place of studies&life you will have to be patient, create checklists with deadlines for everything you have to do, and get going! It might not be easy but I would say it is worth it
Because even though it is harder for non-EU students in the visa/document aspect (which again, makes sense why), WU nevertheless has students from over 100 countries!
@@mariakremneva1664 i did actually apply to many universities in different countries, but it was only with the Austrian authorities requirements that i found it hard to be . The thing is that they favour the EU Citizens even though knowing that our education system in my home country is far better.
Hello Maria,
I was wondering if you know if it is possible to apply to two different courses at wu. I live in Spain, however I already have a b2 in German. I would love to apply to the English taught program but I know it has a higher demand and my chances of getting in are slimmer. So I would like to know if I can simultaneously also apply to one of the programs taught in german.
I hope you can answer my question.
Have a nice day,
Emma
Hello Emma, yes, you can! You can even study both programs if you get accepted to both🤓 (but it will require some exceptional organizational skills to create the schedule and study both degrees at once)
My classmate and I did a livestream about BBE vs WISO (the german-taught economics bachelor's program) where she explained how those programs differ because she studies both of them at the same time
Here is the link to the livestream: instagram.com/tv/CSXNFnlCS3l/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
If I want to be an accountant as my career what university should I apply.
I have almost graduated from the Bachelor of Business and Economics program at WU and after the main program phase there were opportunities to choose accounting-related specializations for the second half of your studies, which I did;) I chose the Strategy and Managerial Accounting Specialization and it went great! There were also a few more related to accounting. So I would say any business/economics related univerisity will give you the opportunity to gain accounting-related knowledge.
You must also take into account the following criteria:
1) Place. How far away it is from your home? Is it convenient to live there? How are the living costs there?
2) Your budget. The prices of univeristy education can range from 20-750 euros per semester (half a year) and go up to thousands for private unis (3000-30 000).
3) The curriculum of the program. Every university has a description of the programs they offer, and you can also look at the subjects that are going to be taught there. And based on how relevant most of them are for you, make the decision!
Hlo
I am from India can I get admission in the 3 semester in bbe program as I am doing bba 1 ND 2 semester in my country
Hello, you CANNOT do a "parallel transfer" from your current university semester to the same semester at WU BBE. You have to take the entrance exam to that program, which is very competitive (240 spots for approx. 2400 applicants in 2022), and in case you get admitted, you have to start from the 1st semester, just like everybody else, even the students who were studying in EU or Austria at a uni already. What you can do is automatically complete some subjects, if they meet the criteria. For example, if you had Microeconomics at your uni with the same number of credit hours or ECTS as at WU, you can contact the professor and you will automatically complete the course with the grade you scored at your uni and you will not need to take the same course at WU again.
Hey are you applying for bbe ?
Thanks for the video.Is it easy to find the job after the graduation?
Depends a lot on what you did apart from uni, your language knowledge, your field of interest, motivation and so on. But usually students work somewhat close to their field of studies in the 2nd year of uni already
Hello please can I apply for bachelors when I already have a degree kn my home country, if yes do I need to submit my degree documents?
Hello, yes of course! I know a few people who decided to get a bachelor's in Austria when they were already studying or even graduated from a university back home.
During the admission (and in some universities the selection procedure) procedure you will be required to submit either your university degree or your secondary school leaving certificate. Both work (as far as I know and based on the experience of my students, please check your university's of choice requirements)!
My friend from India, when he was going through the admission procedure at WU submitted his Business Administration bachelor's because the process of legalization was easy for it.
Note: please check all the deadlines regarding when you need to present what. Because for example at WU you need to present the secondary school leaving certificate or a university certificate ONLY in the case of acceptance to the program based on the entrance exam's score, you will know the results somewhere in the middle of July or even earlier, and the deadline for presenting the documents is 5th of September or 31st of October in case of an extended enrollment period.
AND check if you need to translate/legalize/apostille it before presenting it.
Best of luck with your academic journey! Hope I could clear things up for you;)
@@mariakremneva1664 thank you very much💜
@@ameerahsambo you are very welcome🤗
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Hello Dear i like your video.
I'm Abu huraira from Pakistan i want to apply bachelor computer science Austria have bachelor degree in English taught please response Thank you
The the Artificial Intelligence degree at JKU Linz in English might be perfect for you;)
www.jku.at/studium/studienarten/bachelordiplom/ba-artificial-intelligence/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwuaiXBhCCARIsAKZLt3mB0A7-i8cWk3wcWhWU8I0Py1UcfvsEA5x61ciL4-oz_0bMP2SfSEMaAqIPEALw_wcB
Thank you for the video .
Also which university is the least selective???
You are welcome😊 you mean where is the competition the lowest (e.g. the number of applicants per spot is the lowest?)
@@mariakremneva1664 yes exactly or the one with the easiest entrance exam
@@rafolefou8099 then from my knowledge I would recommend Johannes Kepler Uni or Alepn Adria Universitat, there the programs are relatively new so less competition, and both those unis are in the top rank in Austria (94 applicants for 80 places in one of them in 2021 for the business/economic english taught bachelor program). There are also some additional details on my instagram: maria.teachie, in the "plan B" highlight
Hello
Im from morocco i want to apply for the bachelor of business administration in english i have b2 in english but im scared from the osa exam or what they called him please it’s difficult or easy for a foreign student?
The OSA (online self assessment (exam IS NOT GRADED (WU also states that on their website). IT IS JUST FOR YOU TO SEE if your expectations about the program correspond to the reality. It will have some questions about the program and then show you explanations of how it really is, some logic/IQ test questions, and finally a few english, math and economics questions. BUT THE RESULT YOU GET IS JUST FOR YOU TO SEE YOUR APPROXIMATE LEVEL OF KNOWLEDGE. AND EVEN IF YOU DONT DO GREAT ON IT, IT DOESNT MEAN THAT YOU WILL ALSO DO BAD ON THE EXAM. IT HAPPENED TO SOME PEOPLE THAT THEY WERE A BIT CONFUSED ABOUT THE OSA QUESTIONS BUT THEY DID WELL ON THE ENTRANCE EXAM AND GOT ACCEPTED.
OSA is just a step you just need to complete (along with the short motivation statement) until the end of May in order to get the entrance exam invitation (BASED ON WHICH YOU GET ACCEPTED OR NOT), and that exam is indeed difficult ;) (and it is very competitive, in 2022 there were around 2400 applicants for 240 spots as announced by WU) that is why I made a preparation course (www.bbe-exam.com/) and an exam simulation (www.bbe-simulation.com/) to help students prepare for it🤓
@@mariakremneva1664 thnks alot but i don’t think we have an entrance exam for the bachelor of business administration in english because i don’t have many informations about that ,then the osa is before the admission and the entrance exam is after coming to austria ?
So i want to know how many people apply in this course because they have just 240 places it’s enough or many people applied and i don’t have chance to get accepted
@@josilvio1756 could you please specify which program and at which university you are talking about? Because I know that the WU BBE (bachelor's of business and economics) program has OSA and I just assumed you are asking about that one😅
@@mariakremneva1664 Yes the programme called business & economics in Wu vienn
@@josilvio1756 well that program has an entrance exam, it is also stated on their website that it will take place on the 23rd of June 2023😅