Well Informed for Your Master's Programme
This page provides information about your curriculum – the legal basis of your degree programme. The curriculum determines how the programme is structured and which rules apply. A link takes you to the homepage of your programme with information on starting your studies.
You will also find here an overview of the service facilities and services available to you at the Faculty and at the University of Vienna.
An Overview of Our Master's Programme Curricula
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Applied Economics
Details on Starting Your Studies
- Curriculum (PDF - 2025 version)
- Curriculum (PDF - 2021 version) – expires on 31 October 2027
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Banking and Finance
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Business Administration
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Business Analytics
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International Business Administration
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Philosophy and Economics
Information and advice on the Master's programme in Philosophy and Economics is available from the StudiesServiceCenter of Philosophy and Education.
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Research in Economics and Finance
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Statistics and Data Analytics
Details on Starting Your Studies
- Curriculum (PDF - Version 2026)
- Curriculum (PDF - Version 2006) - läuft am 31.10.2027 aus
Recommended study path
The recommended study path is part of the curriculum. It shows you in which semester and in which order you should ideally complete the individual modules. In u:space you can see how far you have followed the recommended study path so far.
You will find the recommended study path in the annex of every curriculum.
Services at the Faculty
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StudiesServiceCenter
The SSC provides advice on matters of study organization and academic regulations. If you're not sure who to contact with a question, get in touch with the SSC first — they're happy to help!
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International Support
International Support is part of the StudiesServiceCenter and advises students and staff at the Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics who want to go abroad, as well as international students studying at our faculty as part of an exchange program.
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Study Program Directors
The Study Program Directors handle matters of academic regulations and study organization. These matters are processed through the StudiesServiceCenter. If you have questions, please contact the StudiesServiceCenter first. They will be happy to review your request together with the Study Program Directors and then get back to you.
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Students' Representatives
The students' representatives at the faculty are a direct point of contact for questions and problems. This is a place to raise issues informally and get tips from students, for students.
Welcome Guide of the University of Vienna
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