During your programme

Students wishing to change their degree programme must submit a complete Student Data Sheet during the admission period.

Here you can find out everything you need to know about co-registering at another university in Austria or AAU.

Try the services of the AAU copy centre: spiral or adhesive binding, booklets, poster, plots, lamination services and more.

Here you will find all curricula for programmes at AAU and regulations on the transfer of credit.

You can either deregister from all of your programmes (exmatriculation) or from specific ones.

In case of loss of your original degree documents or AAU.card, you can apply for a duplicate.

The electronic examination book lets you register for examinations and submit your mark record form (Einreichsformular) directly from the Student Portal.

If you complete a minimum of 16 ECTS credits or pass grades amounting to a minimum of eight semester hours in one academic year, you are considered to be active students.

Here you can find out everything you need to know about examinations at AAU.

The Rector of Studies “can […] in the event of exceptional circumstances” and upon receiving an application from the student, extend the time that the student has to complete their programme of study.

At AAU, you have many opportunities to enhance your language skills or learn a new language.

Anyone admitted to a Bachelor’s degree programme from the winter semester 2022/23 onwards is obliged to complete 16 ECTS credits within the first four semesters

Recognition of an overseas qualification (nostrification) means having an overseas degree recognised as equivalent to a degree received from an Austrian institution.

The Programme Directors (abbreviation in German: SPL) manage the teaching programme for the degree programme they supervise and are the key contacts for various questions relating to study organisation, such as the approval of internships and stays abroad.

You can apply for examinations that you have taken at the University of Klagenfurt or another university to be recognised.

During the admission or extension period of each semester, students at the University of Klagenfurt have to pay their university fees and student union fee (including insurance). Upon paying these fees, you are registered as a continuing student for the following semester.

Whilst suspending your studies does not mean that you will be deregistered from your programme of study, you may not attend lectures, seminars or any other classes, sit examinations or submit or receive results for coursework.

To continue your programme of study, you have to pay the required university fees and student union fee every semester and within the appointed period of notice.

Students on continuing education programmes have the option of applying for recognition of professional and non-professional competences in lieu of certain examinations or coursework.