Graz University of Technology (TU Graz)

Founded by Archduke Johann in 1811, TU Graz can look back on more than 200 years of full development, change and progress. From the TU Graz chronological table you can see what events left their indelible mark on the University in the 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.

Teaching and Studies

TU Graz offers bachelor’s, master’s, teacher training and doctoral programmes as well as postgraduate programmes. Master’s programmes held in English are a key prerequisite for the exchange of international students and teaching staff.

Tuition and Studies at TU Graz:

• 18 Bachelor's programmes (of which 6 NAWI-Graz study programmes)
• 33 Master's programmes (of which 16 in English and 15 NAWI-Graz study programmes)
• Doctoral programmes in 14 Doctoral Schools (all of them taught in English)
• 8 Postgraduate programmes

Research at TU Graz means: entering new territory, acquiring and implementing new insights – together with business and industry or with start-ups. Cooperating globally and thinking in an interdisciplinary manner – with a focus on the 5 fields of expertise. Placing importance on teamwork and initiative – with knowledge, technology and passion.

The institute is a leading centre for research, (post)graduate education and service with a continuing tradition of excellence for more than 60 years. The quality of the staff and their contributions represent the most significant aspect of the institute fulfilling its task of seeing the invisible.They seek to foster and sustain a creative and supportive working environment based upon an ethos of respect and rigorous scientific enquiry. They value the diversity of the staff and student population and want to promote equality as an essential element.