Vienna University of Technology - TU Wien (reviews)

The programme is really well structured and it gives you a good amount of information for you to be able to continue your academic path after the bachelor’s degree. Most of the teachers are really professional and give great examples of the stuff they’re teaching, so it doesn’t get boring (in most cases). The university is located near the city centre of Vienna, there are many great places to eat/have a drink/relax in close proximity. The city itself is not to expensive to live in and is beautiful.

Unfriendly professors,
Very bureaucratic system
Boring studentlife
Limited spots for exams

Beautiful city
Great leisure activities in the city (not uni though)

Very bad handled situation of corona. Almost all lectures were not held…

The University is one of the best in Austria and is definitely trying to catch up with the best in the world! It has a wide range of courses and classes making your degree very interesting.The professors will expect a lot from their students but the whole staff is really helpful, reliable and always available so they will help you and be by your side along the way, making your “journey” easier.The teaching quality is pretty effective and their interactive methods are improving every year! Friendly and hospitable environment for international students too, for whom is not a problem at all to integrate with everyone and everything around them ! The university is located near the centre of Vienna making it easily reachable for all students! Would definitely recommend this university to any technology lover student, great opportunities lie ahead in this university!

TU Vienna is a great university, really good located in the center of Vienna. The main problems are that they have very little offer to practice what was learned during lectures and apply knowledge. It seems that they spend their money on increasing the public impression rather than on their students. What they forget here, is that the students are the future not only of the university but as well of a country. They are also a few extremely hard exams that only slow students down and that are unnecessary unfair. The dean and even the rector is aware of that and still, the professors can do whatever they want to do. I am wondering why professors have such extreme power? Besides the university is also lacking social activities. And voluntarily student organizations that offer services to students for free are not supported but in fact partly boycotted by the university internal Career Center. Also exchange opportunities in particular outside of Europe are very bad. The university has potential, sadly it is not using it.