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Bachelor/MasterGuide for international degree-seeking applicants


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WELCOME TO THEUNIVERSITY OF ASCIENCES KREMS A perfect place to study


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IMCPLIED

WHAT MAKES US SPECIAL?

• English-taught programmes with high

practice orientation

• International student body and faculty

• Awesome location with state-of-the-art

infrastructure

• Very personal atmosphere

• Highly ranked in Austria

• Full accreditation by the Austria

state authorities

CONTENTS

Why study at the

IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems

Austrian Education System

Degree Programmes:

Bachelor

Master

Requirements

Application

Admission procedure

Further information and tips

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Studying the international way.

STUDYING IN AUST


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WHY AUSTRIA?

Austria’s unique location in the heart of Europe, and its political and

social stability make it an ideal place for studying. Austria prides

itself on its natural beauty, spectacular scenery and fascinating

cultural history. Its towns are as varied as the centuries-old sights

they are home to. Austria has always been a bridgehead between

cultures and ranks throughout the world as a major cultural centre.

WHY STUDY AT IMC UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED

SCIENCES KREMS?

Krems offers two exceptional locations for students – one historic,the other designed to international standards – with state-of-the-

art study, living and leisure facilities. The IMC University of Applied

Sciences Krems offers undergraduate and graduate degree pro-

grammes in:

• Business

• Health

• Life Sciences

A FEW OF THE REASONS FOR STUDYING AT THE

IMC UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES KREMS

• We are one of Austria’s leading higher education institutions.

• Our high-quality degree programmes have a strong practical and

international focus – enhancing our students’ employability and

opening the door to professional success.

• We cooperate with companies worldwide, many of them listed

in the Fortune 500, and on the Euro Stoxx 50, Dow Jones, DAX

and ATX.

• Our focus on applied research is a major benefit for students,

and fosters significantly closer ties between science and business.

• Our campuses feature state-of-the-art infrastructure for students

and faculty.

• Small groups and a multicultural student body combine to create

a friendly, relaxed learning environment.

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TWO AMAZINGLOCATIONS

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IMC INTERNATIONAL

CAMPUS „PIARISTENGASSE”

The International Campus Piaristengasse is a

truly unique place of learning. Located

in the former Piarist monastery at the heart

of the old town, it features ultramodern

lecture theatres with cutting-edge technical

equipment. The Baroque ceremonial hall

and charming inner courtyard add to thedistinctive feel of the campus. Outstanding

facilities help create an extremely productive

learning environment.

CAMPUS KREMS

The Campus Krems meets the highest inter-national standards, but has lost nothing

of its relaxed, personal atmosphere. New

laboratories and lecture theatres and a well-

equipped library combine with the Austrian

Film Gallery and cinema to form a perfect

place to study and work. A wide selection

of cafes and restaurants also make this a

great location for meeting business partners

and friends. Modern architecture bringsto life the IMC Krems‘ characteristic

forward-looking approach.


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Like most European countries, Austria has implemented the “Bologna system” which

means that nearly all Higher Education Institutions already have switched from the

four-year long programmes, which could immediately be followed by doctoral stud-

ies, to the three-cycle system of Bachelor, Master and Doctorate (or PhD).For a student, this Bologna system opens up various options as shown below.

THE AUSTRIANEDUCATION SYSTEM

Programmes offered at the University of Applied Sciences Krems are generally morevocationally oriented and are always conceived and developed in close cooperation

with the relevant industry, thus following the principle of employability.

University entrance qualification:

General/Technical secondary school leaving certificate

1st cycle: BACHELOR: BA, BSc, LL.B, 3 years

2nd cycle: MASTER: MA, MSc, LL.M, 2 years

3rd cycle: Dr., PhD Job market


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WHAT IS SPECIAL ABOUT OUR

DEGREE PROGRAMMES?

The programmes offered at Universitiesof Applied Sciences in Austria differ from

traditional university programmes in that

they are more vocationally oriented and

include practical professional training terms

as integral parts of the curriculum.

All programmes are designed in close co-

operation with experts from the industry or

the public sector; thus responding directly tothe needs of the job market. Furthermore,

emphasis is equally put on the development

of personal competencies and soft skills as

well as on innovative teaching methods.

WHAT IS IMPORTANT FOR

REGULAR DEGREE-SEEKING

STUDENTS?

Regular degree-seeking students must

strictly follow the study plan, including two

Bachelor dissertations and an oral Bachelor

exam for Bachelor students; a Master thesis

plus oral Master exam for Master students.

Courses are given in the form of lectures,

seminars or workshops, and various teach-

ing methods are utilised, such as project-based learning, e-learning, traditional

lectures etc. Besides attending the courses

– attendance is mandatory – students are

required to complete a considerable amount

of self-study and project work. Special em-

phasis is put on practice-oriented learning.


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BACHELORLanguage Format

German English Full-time Part-time

Business

Business Administration

Business Administrationand E-Business Management

Business Administrationfor the Public Health Sector

Export-oriented Management

International Wine Business*

Tourism and Leisure Management

Health

Advanced Nursing Practice

General Nursing

Midwifery

Music Therapy

Occupational Therapy

Physiotherapy

Life Sciences

Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

Undergraduate Programmes

* Subject to accreditation by the Agency for Quality Assurance and Accreditation Austria


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Language of instruction: EnglishStart of degree programme:

Mid-September (one intake per year)

Format: Full-time Duration: Six semesters

Academic degree: Bachelor of Arts in Business – 180 ECTS

Business

BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Special features:

Broad-based higher education in business administration with majors in Corporate

Communications and International Project Management

Activities:

Corporate communications, corporate marketing, public relations, project management,

human resources management

Career prospects/options:

Various sectors, including business organizations, marketing and public relations, human

resources management, project management, internal and external communications

Qualifications:

Graduates are qualied to assume operational tasks at the junior management level or to

continue studying towards a Masters degree.


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Special features:

Cross-sector training for future management tasks

Activities:

Controlling, nance, human resources management, cost accounting, material eco-

nomics, product design, marketing and sales, quality management, operative/strategic

project management


Various sectors, including the banking and insurance, tax accounting, food and beverage,

international consulting and car industries

Qualifications:



Language of instruction: GermanStart of degree programme:


Format: Full-time, part-time Duration: Six semesters


BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

AND E-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Business


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BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION FOR

THE PUBLIC HEALTH SECTOR

Special features:

The degree programme focuses on specic aspects of business administration in the

health sector:

• Business administration for health care and social services providers

• Business administration for insurance companies• Business administration for pharmaceutical companies

• Case studies in public health

Activities:

Management, accounting/controlling, marketing, market research, contracting, strategy

and innovation, quality management, human resources, purchasing, nancing


Pharmaceutical industry, insurance companies, private and public hospitals, day hospitals,

spa and recreation centres, statutory corporations, social services

Qualifications:

Graduates are qualied to assume operational tasks at the junior management level or tocontinue studying towards a Masters degree.

Business


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EXPORT-ORIENTED

MANAGEMENT

Special features:

Specialist electives such as global political studies; international internships

Activities:

Marketing/communications, key account management/sales, international

nance/banking/insurance, human resources/development, purchasing/procurement/supply

chain management, brand management, nance and controlling, project and

process management, market intelligence/research, consulting/advisory services


Consumer goods industry, industrial markets, nancial services/banks/insurance companies/

brokerage, knowledge management and information technology, international trade andcountertrade, service industries and consulting, public authorities, international organisa-

tions including NGOs and NPOs

Qualifications:



Business


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INTERNATIONAL WINE

BUSINESS*

Special features:

Business education focusing on specialised commercial knowledge for wine production

with an emphasis on sales-related topics and associated export activities.

Activities:

Programme graduates are in a position to assume a wide range of responsibilities in the

wine-making industries in Austria and in other countries. They are able to understand and

manage the interactions between various operations, providing extensive support, ranging

from product planning to marketing.


Wineries in Austria and abroad, family-owned businesses, cooperative associations,import and export businesses, specialist retailers, industry associations

Qualifications:



* Subject to accreditation by the Agency for Quality Assurance and Accreditation Austria

Business


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TOURISM AND LEISURE

MANAGEMENT

Special features:

Specialised tourism subjects

Activities:

Marketing/sales, market research, product management/product development, human

resources, controlling/nance, project and process management, consulting


Travel agencies and tour operators, tourist transport operators such as airlines and bus

companies, regional planning and development companies, sports organisations and

sports event organisers, casinos, theme parks, hotel and restaurant trade, event agencies,

meeting and convention centres, spa and health centres, arts and culture organisations,national parks

Qualifications:



Business


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Format: Part-time Duration: Five semesters

Academic degree: Bachelor of Science in Health Studies – 180 ECTS

Health

ADVANCED NURSING

PRACTICE

Special features:

Tailored specically to the needs of senior health care and nursing professionals, specialised

electives include advanced nursing practice, healthcare management, nursing development

and patient education

Activities:

Depending on the selected core module – quality assurance in the nursing sector, project

management in the nursing sector, mentorship of nursing staff, advising nursing staff on

case-based and process-based methods, family and patient consulting


Nursing professions in the health care system, at both hospitals and nursing institutes, andin the extramural sector; core modules in the eld of nursing practice and patient edu-

cation

Qualifications:

Graduates are qualied to assume tasks at the middle or senior management levels.


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GENERAL NURSING

Special features:

This programme provides training to the highest European nursing care standards. Gradu-

ates will be licensed to work as Registered Health Visitors or Registered Nurses.

Activities:

Nursing is the term applied to all health promotion, preventive, diagnostic, therapeutic and

rehabilitative measures designed to preserve or restore individual health and provide pro-

tection against illness. Care services are provided to sufferers of physical and mental illness

of all ages. Nursing also refers to in-patient and out-patient care for the disabled and the

seriously or terminally ill.

Career prospects/options:Graduates will be qualied to work in the full range of healthcare facilities, such as hospi-

tals, care homes, rehabilitation centres, mobile home-care providers and social insurance

companies, and in freelance careers.

Qualifications:

Graduates have the qualications required to assume positions in various parts of the

health system (public or private institutions) or to start a careers as a freelance professional.

Health


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MIDWIFERY

Special features:

Academic training in midwifery. The programme provides professional, interdisciplinary and

academic qualications, as well as practical training that focuses on complex scenarios in

specic areas of the midwifery profession.

Activities:

Pregnancy check-ups, antepartum, birth and postpartum services, cooperation with obstet-

rics specialists, specic midwifery care services, e.g. consultation hours, organisation and

execution of training courses such as prenatal courses, parental consultation, collaboration

on quality assurance, senior management and mentoring positions, teaching

Career prospects/options:Graduates can assume responsibilities in public and private institutions in various sectors of

the health care system

Qualifications:

Graduates have the qualications required to work in various sectors of the health system

(public and private institutions) or to start careers as self-employed professionals.

Health


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Language of instruction: German

Start of degree programme:

Every second year in mid-September

(2015, 2017 etc.)

Format: Part-time Duration: Six semesters


MUSIC THERAPY

Special features:

European and non-European instruments e.g. Arabian lute, harp, piano and guitar. Stu-

dents develop theoretical and practical competences in continuous reection, resulting in a

close interplay between theory, practice, and research

Activities:

Clinical rehabilitation e.g. neurology, cardiology, psychosomatics, psychiatry; advanced

nursing practice e.g. geriatrics, psychosocial treatment of patients with chronic diseases,

treatment of mentally handicapped children, palliative care, preventive medicine


Rehabilitation clinics, schools, health centres, pedagogical institutions, correctional facili-ties, assisted living centres, multi-purpose private practices

Qualifications:

Graduates have the qualications required to work in public and private health care institu-

tions, or to start a career as a freelance professional.

Health


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OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

Special features:

Interdisciplinary approach designed to improve academic and theoretical abilities as well as

interpersonal skills. The curriculum also covers aspects of business, law and health

economics.

Activities:

The role of the occupational therapist or ergotherapist is to improve patients’ self-suf-

ciency to perform important everyday tasks as well as productive (work and learning) and

leisure activities.


Occupational therapists are qualied to work in professional integration and occupationalhealth, and independently provide clinical occupational therapy services in the following

areas: internal medicine, orthopaedics, accident and emergency surgery, geriatrics, neurol-

ogy, paediatrics and psychiatry, traumatology

Qualifications:

Graduates have the necessary qualications to take up positions in various public or private

health care institutions, or to start work as self-employed professionals.

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PHYSIOTHERAPY

Special features:

Academic training in physiotherapy using a combination of professional, interdisciplinary

and academic qualications with practical training

Activities:

Positions and functions in the therapeutic and preventative eld, as well as in teaching and

research in the health care sector


Private and public hospitals, day hospitals, spa centres, elderly care and nursing homes,

rehabilitation centres, social and private insurance companies, trade unions, educational

and research institutions, producers of medical products, health prevention and promotionorganisations

Qualifications:

Graduates have the qualications required to take up positions in various public or private

health care institutions, or to start work as freelance professional.

Health


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Academic degree: Bachelor of Science in Engineering – 180 ECTS

Life Sciences

MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL

BIOTECHNOLOGY

Special features:

Core modules include biomedical technologies and regenerative medicine

Activities:

Research, production of biopharmaceuticals, quality control, testing, development and

validation of testing procedures, medical and pharmaceutical marketing and sales


Pharmaceutical industry, technology ventures and research institutions for regenerative

medicine

Qualifications:




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Applicants for degree programmes being taught in German, who are not native

speakers of German must provide proof of German language proficiency at the timeof application by means of Level B2 according to the Common European Framework

of Reference for Languages (CEFR). E.g. TestDaF (Test Deutsch als Fremdsprache)

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

• Curriculum vitae (in tabular form and in the language of your selected degree

programme)

• Letter of motivation (composed according to the guidelines)

• Passport (ID page)

• A passport-sized photo

• (Translated and certied/legalised) complete secondary school leaving certicate

or general university entrance qualication

• Further (translated and certied/legalised) academic transcripts (if applicable)

• Record of previous work experience (if applicable)

To qualify for admission to a University of Applied SciencesBachelor programme, you must have an Austrian school-leaving

certificate or an equivalent qualification.

Applications with foreign secondary school leaving certificates

will be verified individually for equivalence with the Austrian

general university entrance qualification, by the academic board

after we have received the complete application. Supplementary

examinations must be completed in order to achieve the necessary

requirements to study at the IMC University of

Applied Sciences Krems.

Entrance

requirements:

Austrian school

leaving exam or

foreign equivalent

WHAT DO I NEED FOR BACHELOR ADMISSION?


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Language Format

German English Full-time Part-time

Business

Environmental and Sustainability Management

International Business and Export Management

Management

Management of Health Institutions

Management of SME

Marketing and Sales

Tourism and Leisure Management

Health

Music Therapy

Life Sciences

Medical and Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

MASTERGraduate Programmes


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Late September (one intake per year)

Format: Part-time Duration: Four semesters

Academic degree: Master of Arts in Business – 120 ECTS

Business

ENVIRONMENTAL AND

SUSTAINABILITY MANAGEMENT

Special features:

Implementing policies and strategies aimed at enhancing environmental sustainability and

nurturing a sense of corporate and social responsibility.

Activities:

Career opportunities in various sectors, including environmental controlling, ecofriendly

product design, research and development, sustainable marketing, environmental public

relations and environmental and corporate consulting


Strategic management, implementing integrated management systems, environmental

controlling, ecofriendly product design

Qualifications:

Graduates are qualied to assume executive responsibilities or to continue their higher

education careers with a PhD (doctorate).


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Format: Full-time, part-time Duration: Four semesters


Business

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

AND EXPORT MANAGEMENT

Special features:

Core modules such as international institutions and strategic relation

Activities:

Marketing/sales, market research, product management, human resources,

purchasing/procurement/supply chain management, international nance/insurance,

nancial risk management, nance and controlling, consulting/advisory services, project

and process management


Capital goods industry, consumer goods sector, nancial services/banking and insurance

companies, logistics/transport/warehousing, IT, trade, services and consulting, publicservices and international organisations

Qualifications:




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Format: Full-time, part-time Duration: Four semesters


MANAGEMENT

Special features:

Electives: human resources or controlling

Activities:

Controlling, human resources, performance management, sustainable development of

companies

• Controlling: Controlling, business analysis

• Human Resources: Strategic and operational human resources


In all lines of business and industry

Qualifications:



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MANAGEMENT OF HEALTH

INSTITUTIONS

Special features:

Core modules include International Aspects of the Health Care System

Activities:

Management, accounting/controlling, marketing, market research, contracting, strategy

and innovation, quality management, human resources, purchasing, nancing


Pharmaceutical industry, insurance companies, private and public hospitals, day hospitals,

spa and recreation centres, statutory corporations, social services

Qualifications:



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Business

MANAGEMENT OF SME

Special features:

Focus on strategic management, company takeovers, corporate succession and leadership

Activities:

Controlling, nance, human resources management, cost accounting, material

economics, product design, marketing and sales, quality management, operative/strategic

project management


In various industries: banking/insurance, tax accounting, food industry, international con-

sulting, car industry

Qualifications:




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Format: Full-time Duration: Four semesters


Business

MARKETING AND SALES

Special features:

Electives: Key Account Management and Sales Operations or Brand Management

Activities:

Development of marketing strategies and plans, product development, collaboration with

agencies and advertising directors, controlling and budget responsibility, development of

pricing strategies, market analysis and sales planning, development of distribution strate-

gies and networks

• Key Account Management: Acquisition and development of accounts, marketing

planning, implementation of sales strategies

• Brand Management: Designing and implementing brand management and brand

development strategies, market surveys, supervising and controlling brand

portfolios, collaboration with agencies


In marketing or sales divisions in all lines of business and industry

Qualifications:




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Business

TOURISM AND LEISURE

MANAGEMENT

Special features:

Core modules such as International Consulting

Activities:

Marketing/sales, market research, product management/product development, human

resources, controlling/nance, project- and process management, consulting


Travel agencies and tour operators, tourist transport operators such as airlines and bus

companies, regional planning and development companies, sports organisations and

sports event organisers, casinos, theme parks, hotel and restaurant trade, event agencies,

meetings and convention centres, spa and health centres, arts and culture operations,national parks

Qualifications:




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Language of instruction: German

Start of degree programme:

Every second year in late September

(2016, 2018)


Academic degree: Master of Science in Health Studies – 120 ECTS

MUSIC THERAPY

Special features:

In-depth processes for reection and raising self-awareness, comprehensive supervision,

working with practical case studies, practical exercises, students start work on their

Masters thesis in semester one

Activities:

Psychiatry, psychosomatics, neurology, geriatrics and intensive care medicine, psychosocial

care for the chronically ill, treatment of children with special needs, palliative care, pain

management, early neurological rehabilitation, neonatology and burnout prevention


Freelance work upon referral from doctors, psychologists, psychotherapists and dentists

Qualifications:



Health


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Academic degree: Master of Science in Engineering – 120 ECTS

Life Sciences

MEDICAL AND PHARMACEUTICAL

BIOTECHNOLOGY

Special features:

Designed to give students an advanced understanding of biomedicine and bio-

technological product development and production processes.

Activities:

Research, production of biopharmaceuticals, quality control, testing, development and

validation of testing procedures, medical and pharmaceutical marketing and sales


Pharmaceutical industry, technology ventures and research institutes for regenerative

medicine

Qualifications:




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REQUIRED DOCUMENTS

• Curriculum vitae (in tabular form and in the language of your selected degree

programme)

• Letter of motivation (in the language of your selected degree programme)

• Passport (ID page)

• A passport-sized photo• (Translated and certied/legalised) complete secondary school leaving certicate or

general university entrance qualication

• (Translated and certied/legalised) Bachelor degree certicate/university diploma or

other equivalent degree (including degree supplement)

• (Translated and certied/legalised) ofcial transcript of your Bachelor degree or

equivalent

• (Translated and certied/legalised) ofcial transcript of records (list of all completed

courses including contact hours and ECTS credits)

• Proof of language prociency:

• Applicants for the Master programmes International Business and Export Management,

Marketing and Sales as well as Tourism and Leisure Management additionally must

submit a proof of English language prociency (English language certicate by means

of Level C1 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages

(CEFR) or record of undergraduate degree lectured in English).

• Applicants for degree programmes being taught in German, who are not native

speakers of German must provide proof of German language prociency at the

time of application by means of Level B2 according to the Common European Frame-

work of Reference for Languages (CEFR). E.g. TestDaF (Test Deutsch als Fremdsprache)

To qualify for admission to a University of Applied Sciences

Master programme, you must have completed a Bachelordegree in a related subject or hold an equivalent degree from a

recognised Austrian or foreign institution of higher education.

Recognised higher education institutes offer Bachelor degree

programmes lasting a minimum of six semesters and require a

general university entrance qualification. Applications will be

verified individually for compliance with the entrance require-

ments by the academic board after we have recieved the

complete application.

Entrancerequirements:

Subject specic

Bachelor degree

or equivalent

min. 180 ETCS

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HOW DO I APPLY?

APPLICATION AND ADMISSION PROCEDUREThe IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems only accepts online applications.

Applications must be submitted using the University’s online application tool. Please note

that in order to determine whether you meet the admission requirements, your complete

application must be submitted before the application deadline. We strongly recommend

that you complete your online application on a timely basis, so that you will have time to

submit any missing documents before the final deadline for applications.

After successful registration in the University’s online application portal youwill receive your personal access link to start your online application. Your

online application can be cached at any time, and can be accessed at a later

date, using your personal access link.

Please complete your online application and upload the required documents.

After you have submitted your completed application, we will notify you of

receipt of your application by e-mail. Please note that you must submit your

translated and legalised documents by post.

Your complete application file (including translated and legalised documents)

will be verified individually by the academic board according to the entry

requirements. Non-EU citizens additionally have to pay registration fee. In

this case, the application will be considered only after we have received the

payment of the registration fee. We will inform you by e-mail whether you

comply with the entry requirements. If you fulfill the entry requirements, you

will be invited to take part in the admissions procedure.

You take part in the admission procedure of the respective programme you

have applied for.

After you have completed the entire admission procedure, you will be in-

formed about the result as soon as possible. This notification will be sent bye-mail. Please note that, for administrative reasons we are unable to provide

any information by telephone.

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WHAT ELSE IS VERY IMPORTANT?

• All certificates issued outside Austria must be translated into German or

English and properly legalised.

• The application deadline for non-EU citizens is 31 March. Please note, that

only complete application files including translated and legalised documents

and (if applicable) payment of the registration fee will be accepted.

• We strongly recommend that all international applicants start the application

for visa and residence permit as soon as possible, as processing may take up

to six months.

FEES

One semester at the IMC University of Applied Sciences lasts for approximately five

months. A study year comprises two semesters.

TRANSLATION OF DOCUMENTSInternational documents must be translated into German or English by an officially

registered, certified translator. The translation must be attached to the original

document or to a legalized copy of it.

LEGALISATION OF DOCUMENTSDepending on the country-specific requirements for legalisation, international

documents must be legalised either by a notary or in form of the Apostille or in the

mode of full diplomatic legalisation by the Austrian diplomatic representation.

EU citizens

Registration none

Tuition € 363.36 per semester for all programmes

Non-EU citizens

Registration € 200.-

Tuition€ 3,900.- per semester for Business programmes€ 4,500.- per semester for Life Sciences programmes


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FOOD/COSTS OF LIVING

Students will need approximately € 400 per month for food and other amenities, depend-

ing on personal needs. Average cost of living per month (example):

The IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems – venue International Campus

“Piaristengasse” – is located directly in the city, thus, students can go to restaurants and

pubs for lunch. Many cafes and restaurants offer student meals from € 6.00.

Price examples: at the Campus Krems, the students’ restaurant offers meals from € 4.00;a coffee is € 2.50; a glass of beer is € 3.00, a cinema ticket is € 8.00.

INDUCTION DAYS

The IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems organises Induction Days for international

students. During these days, students are made familiar with the most important informa-

tion, the rules and regulations of the university, the computer system and the e-learning

platform. Attendance at Induction Days is mandatory.

SPORTS FACILITIES

The Campus Krems offers various sport opportunities such as rowing, tennis, aerobics etc.

Enrolment into the various sport courses can be done during the Induction Days at the

office of “Campus Sport”.

Accommodation/dormitorySingle

€ 350 - € 420

Double

€ 280 - € 340

Accommodation/shared apartmentSingle

€ 300 - € 350

Double

€ 250 - € 300

Food (no drinks included)

Breakfast: € 2 (bought in the supermarket)

Lunch: € 4 - € 10 students’ restaurant or downtown

Dinner: € 4 (supermarket) - € 10 (restaurant)Cafeteria: € 2.30 - € 4.50

Transportation Krems-Vienna: € 9 (one way)


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EXCURSIONS

Krems is situated at the “gateway” to the Wachau – Austria’s most important wine

growing region and UNESCO world cultural heritage site.

Various places in the nearby area are worth seeing: the Abbey of Göttweig, the

baroque Monastery of Melk with its world-famous library, the picturesque city of

Dürnstein, the wine-world of the LOISIUM, and many others.

Vienna, with its unique sites and museums, is only a one-hour-train ride away. On

the way to Vienna, the village of Tulln – the birthplace of Egon Schiele – also offerssomething for the culturally-minded visitor. During the warm season from mid-April

until mid-October, boat trips on the Danube are offered.


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TOP-RANKED

The IMC University of Applied Sciences Krems has been ranked top among univer-sities in German-speaking countries for many years. Various surveys confirm the

excellent education at the Institution of Higher Education. The CHE (Centre for Rank-

ings of Institutions of Higher Education in German-speaking countries) as well as

the European university ranking “U-Multirank” bestowed “best grades” for the IMC

University of Applied Sciences Krems in the areas of study portfolio, international

alignment, quality of education and career prospects. IMC University of Applied

Sciences Krems’ graduates are very well accepted on the Austrian and international

employment markets.

THE IMC CAREER CENTER & ALUMNI RELATIONS

The IMC Alumni Relations and the IMC Career Center work together closely. Both

serve the systematic development of the IMC University of Applied Sciences network

of companies and organizations. It offers career services to students and alumni.

Another focus is the supervision of students before, during and after their practical

training (Bachelor programmes) or applied research and training semesters (Master

programmes) semesters. Additionally, the Service Centre offers help with the organi-

sation of internships, conducts the IMC Recruiting Fair – Career Links, and organises

“On-Campus-Recruiting” as well as events and company presentations.


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INFOBOX

Do not hesitate to contact us for any further information orquery you should have.

We are looking forward to your application!

Your team of prospective student advisory service at the


E: [email protected]

T: +43 2732 802 222

For detailed information to all items listed above please checkwww.fh-krems.ac.at/application

USEFUL LINKS

All universities of applied sciences in Austria

www.fachhochschulen.ac.at (English version available)

General information about studying in Austria

www.oead.ac.at

Grants and scholarships

www.grants.at


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Prospective student advisory service

Piaristengasse 1

3500 Krems Austria

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