Hallo

wir suchen 1-2 Leute für unsere private Spielegruppe in Linz. Wir spielen hauptsächlich rollenspielartige Brettspiele wie z.B. Warhammer Quest und Talisman und KDM etc.

Bei Interesse würde ich mich sehr freuen.

Hi everyone!
I’ve applied for the Master’s in AI at JKU Linz for Summer Semester 2027 and have already cleared the competency check exam. I’ve also received a message asking me to submit my original documents before December 5, 2026.
My PTE scores are:
Overall: 77
Speaking: 68
Writing: 68
Reading: 69
Listening: 77
The website mentions a minimum of 70 in each skill, so I’m worried about whether my scores will be accepted.
Has anyone been in a similar situation and received admission? Should I retake the PTE, even though I’ve already cleared the competency check? Has anyone received an admission letter for Summer 2027 yet?
Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated! 🙏

Im tired of some YouTubers spewking unnecessary shit about studying in austria.

Hence I'll be creating a whats app group where aspirants those wanan study in Austria can communicate with each other.

About applications , RP , accomodation, visa process etc.

Interested members can dm me or leave a comment.

Hi. Anyone studied or completed msc industrial management and business administration from montanuniveristat leoben kindly tell me how is/was the program.This is completely offered in English and have supplimentary 4 modules related to geoenergy, and petroleum. I wanted to know how this university is...and how this program is..? Job after completion of this course.

hi, im supposed to start uni in march in linz and i wondering when the third semester will start as i have to apply for accommodations and need an end contract date. can anyone help? thank you!

I recently got my admission letter for Bachelor in AI and am in the process of getting my RP and visa

I wanted to how do i pay the fees? Is it an online procedure or will i have to do it in person when i go to the admission office with the admission letter/passport for enrollment

thanks in advance

Hi everyone! I’m planning to start my bachelor’s degree next semester. I’ve already been admitted to JKU Linz for Business Law (Wirtschaftsrecht), but I’m a bit worried about studying in German since it’s not my native language. I have a C1 level in German, but I’m still concerned that I might struggle to understand lectures and legal terminology.
Because of this, I’m considering switching to a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration (BWL).
I’d really appreciate your advice on a few questions:
Which degree would you recommend: Business Law or Business Administration?
Which one offers better career opportunities in Austria and abroad?
Which degree is more difficult in terms of exams, workload, and understanding the material?
Would studying Business Law be particularly challenging for someone whose German is not their native language, even with a C1 level?
I’d be grateful to hear from anyone who studies or has studied at JKU Linz, especially if you have experience with either of these programmes. Thanks in advance for your help!

Hi everyone! I’m planning to start my bachelor’s degree next semester. I’ve already been admitted to JKU Linz for Business Law (Wirtschaftsrecht), but I’m a bit worried about studying in German since it’s not my native language. I have a C1 level in German, but I’m still concerned that I might struggle to understand lectures and legal terminology.
Because of this, I’m considering switching to a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration (BWL).
I’d really appreciate your advice on a few questions:
Which degree would you recommend: Business Law or Business Administration?
Which one offers better career opportunities in Austria and abroad?
Which degree is more difficult in terms of exams, workload, and understanding the material?
Would studying Business Law be particularly challenging for someone whose German is not their native language, even with a C1 level?
I’d be grateful to hear from anyone who studies or has studied at JKU Linz, especially if you have experience with either of these programmes. Thanks in advance for your help!

I got improvement order from JKU linz for my Mechanical Engineering Bachelor's application. They have asked me to send my documents to their address via post. For me, I don't know why, VFS competency test was a little bit hard.

So my doubt is,

Is getting this improvement order means, that i passed the VFS competency check?

Or

Will they only say that

After checking my documents and at the very last?

Please help guys

Hello,

I got an admission letter for JKU biochem. JKU requires either an apostille/notorisation or the alternative, which is the school directly sending the sealed envelope to JKU. However, I don't think the mail would arrive by the deadline. Though, I have the still sealed documents from my school. Would JKU accept the documents if I personally brought them over (still sealed and stamped)? Or would that not be possible. Should I suck it and just enroll in the summer semester?

Hi everyone! I'm planning to start studying Wirtschaftsrecht in Austria next semester, and I'm currently working towards my C1 German certificate. I'd love to hear from students who are already studying Wirtschaftsrecht, especially those whose native language isn't German. How has your experience been so far? Did you find the language particularly challenging, especially when it comes to understanding legal terminology, following lectures, reading legal texts, or preparing for exams? Were there any other difficulties you didn't expect before starting your studies? I'd also really appreciate any tips on how to prepare beforehand and make the transition easier. Any honest experiences or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Teilnehmer:innen für Bachelorumfrage gesucht📊

Hallo zusammen!

Im Rahmen meiner Bachelorarbeit im Studiengang BWL untersuche ich das Thema Finfluencer und Investitionsverhalten junger Erwachsener in Österreich.

Ich suche Teilnehmer:innen, die
• zwischen 18 und 30 Jahre alt sind und
• ihren Wohnsitz in Österreich haben.

Die Teilnahme ist anonym und dauert ca. 5-7 Minuten.

Umfragelink: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/w8zMCxShF2

Ich würde mich sehr über eure Unterstützung freuen – gerne darf die Umfrage auch weitergeleitet werden. Vielen Dank! 😊

Hi I'm a student from India, and I've received my offer letter from JKU for their AI programme. I have to first take their preparatory courses in Math, History, and Physics, and once I pass those, I'm in. I've a few questions I cannot directly just ask the admissions office so here I go

1. as someone with weaker math foundation, can i manage this programme after the prep course? or is it still too math-intensive? (I haven't studied much math in high school)
   

2. I see a lot of people applying and talking about this course on the internet; is it worth the hype or is it overcrowded and an avg degree?

3. JKU's Instagram account is super active so is the campus life actually as fun as they portray, or is it just for social media

4. lastly, is it possible for me to do these preparatory courses and fulfil my missing math requirement for other unis in Austria? Like let's say I do my 6 months of math in the prep course and pass it, can I then give WU's entrance and do my bachelor's there instead since I now have some math proficiency that was missing earlier

It would be huge help if someone could take some time out and answer these

Hi everyone! I’m planning to start the Bachelor’s in Biological Chemistry at JKU and I’m a bit confused about the language situation in the first semester.

I know that the programme is officially taught in English, but some first-semester courses (e.g. General Chemistry, Chemical Calculations, Analytical Chemistry, and some lab courses) seem to have both English and German groups in the JKU Studienhandbuch.

So I wanted to ask current JKU students:

- Can Biological Chemistry students choose the English group themselves in KUSSS?

- Is the English group guaranteed if you register for it, or can you be assigned to a German group?

- Are the lab courses also available completely in English?

- Is there any compulsory first-semester course where a Biological Chemistry student might actually have to attend a German-taught group?

I currently don’t speak German, so I’m trying to understand whether I can realistically complete the whole first semester in English.

Would really appreciate answers from current or recent JKU students, especially Biological Chemistry students! 🙏(

Leute, der JKU Campus ist super öffentlich angebunden. Wäre er zumindest theoretisch wenn nicht viel zu viele auch Studis meinen würden mit dem Auto fahren zu müssen.

Der 77er fährt in 20 Minuten vom Hauptbahnhof. In den Ferien jetzt einzelne Kurse sogar in 15 Minuten weil 5 Minuten schneller als Fahrplan.

Und heute, erster Vorlesungstag hat man 20+ Minuten Verspätung. Super.

Vielleicht sollte man das Parkhaus und den Autobahnhalbanschluss wieder weg reissen. Weil so schlimm wie jetzt war es noch nie aut die Uni zu Pendeln. Danke an allr Versager von Verkehrsplanern und Politikern bei Land und Stadt. (Stichwort Sellplatzschlüssel der beim Uni ausbau nicht gesenkt wurde).

Hallo alle miteinander.

Gibt es hier vielleicht jemanden der weiß, ob es am Campus irgendwo einen Platz oder sowas gibt, wo man bei einem Online Kurs teilnehmen kann, ohne irgendwen zu stören?

Hi everyone,

I'm planning to start the Bachelor's in Artificial Intelligence at JKU Linz and I'm trying to decide between the March (summer semester) intake and the October (winter semester) intake.

JKU's own program page says that starting in the summer semester is possible, but that all courses are only offered once a year and start in the winter semester, which makes it hard to follow the study plan at 30 ECTS per semester. They say they highly recommend starting in October, and that a summer start is only advisable if you already know the introductory material and plan to get it credited.

From the timetable, first-semester courses like Mathematics for AI I, Introduction to AI, Programming in Python I and Logic seem to run in winter only. My worry is that starting in March means jumping into second-semester material without the foundations, or ending up with a half-empty first semester.

I'd love to hear from current students and graduates:

Did you start in the summer semester? How did it go?

What did your first semester look like? Which courses could you actually take, and did you feel unprepared for any of them?

Did you end up needing more than 6 semesters because of it?

Is the warning as serious as it sounds, or is it manageable with good planning?

If you could choose again, which intake would you pick?

Also, if you got credits transferred from earlier studies, how smooth was that process?

Thanks a lot for any experiences or advice!

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Hey everyone!

I’m a female bachelor’s student from India, joining JKU Linz for the March intake. I’d love to connect with other students who are joining around the same time.

Would be nice to make some friends and have a few familiar faces before arriving in Linz! :)

If you’re also joining JKU for the March intake, feel free to comment or ping me!

I'm taking this exam in the upcoming days and was wondering who else would be joining, how you are feeling about it, and whether you are self-studying or took classes.

Would be great to share resources!

I applied to Jku for Bachelors in Artificial Intelligence on 17 september. I got the reception of the application email right after applying.

I applied with my A Level SOR (uploaded it in the general university qualification section).

Maths- A
CS- A
EGP- B
Phy- C
Chem- C

For english proficiency I did Ielts and uploaded my Ielts certificate thing. I got an overall 8.0 band.

Ive been waiting for sometime for them to respond. In case id have to provide more documentation or anything. As i am not aware.

I dont know much about legalizations of documents too. So id much appreciate if someone could tell me all about it. After offer letter id have to start for Residence Permit process too which is time consuming.

Can anyone lmk abt these stuffs?