Study Biomedical Laboratory Science in Austria: programmes, fees and entry requirements

Austria has 8 undergraduate programmes in Biomedical Laboratory Science at 8 universities in 8 cities. At public institutions EU students typically pay €727 a year (€0–€727); non-EU students €1,000 a year (€0–€1,700).

Always check current information on the official website of the university before you apply.

All Biomedical Laboratory Science programmes in Austria

ProgrammeUniversityCityLanguageLengthEU fee / yearNon-EU fee / year
Biomedizinische AnalytikCU – Carinthia University of Applied Sciences (Klagenfurt)KlagenfurtGerman3 yr€727€1,000
Biomedizinische Analytikfh gesundheit – health university of applied sciencesInnsbruckGerman3 yr€727—
Biomedizinische AnalytikFH JOANNEUM – University of Applied Sciences (Graz)GrazGerman3 yr€727€1,453
Biomedizinische AnalytikHochschule Campus WienViennaGerman3 yr€727€1,454
Biomedizinische AnalytikSalzburg University of Applied Sciences (Salzburg)SalzburgGerman3 yr€726€726
Biomedizinische AnalytikUniversity of Applied Sciences Burgenland (Pinkafeld)PinkafeldGerman3 yr€0€0
Biomedizinische AnalytikUniversity of Applied Sciences for Health Professions Upper Austria (Linz)LinzGerman3 yr€727€727
Biomedizinische AnalytikUniversity of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt (Wiener Neustadt)Wiener NeustadtGerman3 yr€727€1,700

How admission works in Austria

There is no national application portal: you apply online directly to each university, Fachhochschule or private university. You need the Austrian Matura or an equivalent foreign school-leaving certificate that gives access to the same kind of study in the country where it was issued, plus proof of German (or English for English-taught programmes); public universities admit to most bachelor's and Diplom programmes without selection, and the general admission deadline for the winter semester is 5 September (5 September 2027 for the 2027/28 intake). Medicine and dentistry use the joint MedAT test (for 2027: registration expected 1–31 March, test expected 9 July; at least 75% of medicine places go to holders of an Austrian Matura and at most 5% to non-EU applicants), and some other fields such as psychology, as well as arts and music programmes, have entrance or aptitude tests with earlier registration. Fachhochschulen and Pädagogische Hochschulen always run their own admission procedure with their own deadlines.

See also: Study in Austria · Biomedical Laboratory Science in other countries

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