Introduction to Innsbruck University

Innsbruck University is a large comprehensive national university in Austria. The school was established in 1669, with brenner Archives Research Institute, Innsbruck St.

Institute of textile chemistry and textile physics. At the same time, the school also has 15 professional colleges, including architecture college, civil engineering college, education college, chemistry and pharmacy college, mathematics college, computer science and physics college, psychology and sports science college, political science and sociology college, biology college, geography and atmospheric science college, law school, management college, economics and statistics college, Catholic seminary, language and culture college, philosophy and history college. Courses offered include general chemistry, inorganic chemistry and theoretical chemistry, ancient history and orientalism, American studies, analytical chemistry and radiochemistry, English language and literature, architectural theory and architectural history, engineering mechanics, Bible studies and historical theology, European ethnology and folklore, archaeology, banking and finance, botany, European law and civil law, pedagogy, geological research and paleontology, language and literature, molecular biology, sports science and environmental engineering. Popular majors include Catholic theology, law, society and economics, medicine, humanities, natural science, architectural engineering and architecture. Innsbruck University ranks second in Austria, second only to the University of Vienna, and 98th in the world among the top universities 100 in the 2008 Times Higher Education Supplement. ?

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No more than 30 people a year.

2. Selection category and duration of studying abroad

Term of study abroad for doctoral students: 36-48 months.

The joint training period for doctoral students studying abroad is 6-24 months.

Postdoctoral study period: 6-24 months.

Three. Selection of disciplines and professional fields

Austrian Science Foundation opens all majors to China applicants.

Fourth, the content of funding.

According to the agreement between the two parties, the international round-trip travel expenses, visa fees and scholarship living expenses for the first year of study abroad shall be borne by the National Study Abroad Fund, and the registration fee for the first year of study abroad shall be borne by FWF; After one year, the scholarship living expenses (including medical insurance and related social insurance) will be paid by the research team of overseas students in the form of employment (according to the quota implemented by Austria), with an annual salary of 14 months, and the registration fee will be borne by overseas students.

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Applicants for the pure art review process do not need to attend the review interview, because they must go to Austria to take the entrance examination of the relevant university. The Audit Department only examines university materials. However, they can only continue to study at the Austrian Art Institute.

If such applicants want to apply for other institutions, they must attend? General domestic applicant review procedures? (material review and interview). Students who have not started art study in China, that is, students who have not reached KMK instructions, and/or students whose corresponding schools in China have not been found by the audit department, can only be obtained from the audit department? Don't review the certificate? .

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