Degree Programs in Vienna, Austria

The Master of Science in Horticultural Sciences at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), offers an international, interdisciplinary education focused on the entire horticultural value chain—from crop production and postharvest handling to quality management, marketing, and sustainable nutrition. Designed in partnership with leading European universities, this program allows students to study across multiple institutions, gaining a broad academic foundation and cross-cultural experience. Courses are taught in English and emphasize scientific, technical, and management skills tailored to the evolving needs of the global horticultural sector. Students benefit from BOKU’s strong international support, including orientation programs, visa guidance, and German language courses. With a focus on innovation, sustainability, and applied research, the program prepares graduates for diverse careers in academia, industry, and global food systems.

“InterMaths - Interdisciplinary Mathematics” is a 2-year Erasmus Mundus Joint Master’s Degree (EMJMD) offering 25 full scholarships worth 49,000 EUR (maximum) to candidates from any country around the globe. The MSc program is taught in English and is jointly offered by five EU Universities: the University of L’Aquila, Vienna University of Technology, Hamburg University of Technology, the Autonomous University of Barcelona, and the University of Cote d’Azur. A first semester common to all students on Foundations of Applied Mathematics is studied in L’Aquila (central Italy, just a 1-hour drive from Rome!). A second semester on "Numerical – Modelling Training" is to be taken either in Hamburg or Vienna. A second year of interdisciplinary training in one of the five partner universities, devoted to one of our six specialization tracks: - Cancer Modelling and Simulation (L’Aquila) - Computational Fluid Dynamics in Industry (Vienna) - Decision Making and Applications to Logistics (Barcelona) - Modelling and Simulation of Infectious Diseases (L’Aquila) - Computational Methods in Biomedical Imaging (Hamburg) - Stochastic Modelling in Neuroscience (Nice)