Admission is the term used to refer to the formal process of beginning a study programme at the Universität Innsbruck. It takes place in person at the Admissions Office during the admission periods. Before that, however, one must usually submit an online application.
Obligatory online application
First you need to apply online for your intended study programme in time: programme profiles.
Personal enrollment for study
In order to enroll, prospective students must come to the Admission Department in person during the admission period with the printed online notification of their chosen course of study and the required documents in original and copy during opening hours.
Students already admitted in Innsbruck can also apply online via LFU:online for admission to another course of study. Already existing data and documents do not have to be uploaded. Personal registration is also no longer necessary. However, the Admissions Office reserves the right to request additional documents or to ask students to appear in person at the Admissions Office.
In the following cases, admission to bachelor’s and diploma programmes is also possible after the end of the general admission period:
Admission takes place personally in the admission department. Please take the following documents with you:
After the admission process you will be given your own username and password for the Universität Innsbruck’s IT services (e-mail account, LFU:online, eCampus). Via LFU:online you can print out documents such as registration confirmations and admission records, find out more about the courses available, sign up for lectures, fill in online applications and check your exam results. The platform also provides an overview of the student records kept by the university. Therefore, it is important that you keep your password secret at all times.
When first admitted as a student at an Austrian university or college of education you will receive a registration number which is on all university documents and must be used when applying for admission to any university in Austria.
With your registration number you will receive your student card. The Austrian Students’ Union fee and/or tuition fee must be paid when registering to study via:
Once the fee has been paid a date will be automatically printed onto the student card. This is the date until which the student card is valid.
Due to legal regulations for some study programmes special admission procedures apply. Please check the following website for more information for programme specific regulations and deadlines: http://www.uibk.ac.at/studium/anmeldung-zulassung/aufnahmeverfahren-neu
Admission Department at the University of Innsbruck »
Innrain 52d/Ground Floor
