Quick Facts
Twelve TU Graz Scholarships for Bachelor's students will be awarded from WS 2022/23:
- Scholarships for students in bachelors's degree programmes at TU Graz
Students in the bachelor's degree programme in Architecture and the Teacher Training Programmes are not permitted to apply for these scholarships. - Duration: maximum of 24 months (with appropriate proof of success)
- Funding:
- 4,000 euros per academic year (max. 2 academic years)
- Individual counselling and support offered by liaison professors at TU Graz
Application Requirements
- Excellent school leaving examination certificate(Matura) with distinction
- Online pre-registration/enrolment in one of the bachelor's programmes at TU Graz (fulfilling the necessary requirements).
Students in the bachelor's degree programme in Architecture and the Teacher Training Programmes are not permitted to apply for these scholarships.
Contact
If you have questions about the scholarship, please contact tugraz100@tugraz.at.
scholarship holder 2021/22
In addition to the financial support, the scholarship also motivates me to reach my highest potential during my studies. It made it possible for me to get the best technical equipment for studying. I also find that the mentoring provides a very good opportunity to get professional advice.
Era Troshani, Bachelor's Programme in Biomedical Engineering
scholarship holder 2021/22
This scholarship gave me the opportunity to study at TU Graz in Austria. This is not only a successful educational institution, but also an authoritative scientific centre and one of the best technical universities in Europe.
Andrii Babkin, Bachelor's Programme in Software Engineering and Management
scholarship holder 2021/22
The TU Graz 100 Scholarship programme gives me the opportunity to focus all my energy on my studies from the get-go. Thanks to the generous financial support, I can work hard to achieve my dreams and really give my all in my studies. The programme also gives me the chance to get help from a competent subject mentor when I need to make academic decisions.
Anna Magdalena Schlegl, Bachelor's Programme in Chemistry
