MEDICAL UNIVERSITY OF INNSBRUCK

ABOUT UNIVERSITY

The medical university of innsbruck (german: medizinische universität innsbruck) is a university in innsbruck, austria. It used to be one of the four historical faculties of the leopold-franzens-universität innsbruck and became an independent university in 2004

The medical tradition dates back long before the foundation of the university, with the foundation of the first hospital in the nearby silver-mining city schwaz in 1307. A medical faculty was included in the initial university, established in 1669 by emperor leopold i.

UNIVERSITY TYPE	ESTABLISHED ON	COUNTRY	QS RANKING
PUBLIC	2004	AUSTRIA	309

MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION	OWN HOSPITAL	LOCATION
ENGLISH	Yes	CHRISTOPH-PROBST-PLATZ 1, INNRAIN 52 A, FRITZ-PREGL-STRAßE 3, 6020 INNSBRUCK,

WHY CHOOSE THIS UNIVERSITY

Why choose the Medical University of Innsbruck?

Teaching and training

The university offers top-quality teaching and training in medical theory and clinical practice.
Research

The university is a leader in research in areas like oncology, immunology, and neurosciences.
Patient care

The university offers high-end medical treatment through its clinics at the Provincial Hospital.
Location

The university is located in the Alps in Tyrol, which is a great setting for academic achievement.
International exchange

The university promotes scientific exchange with other leading universities in Europe.
Scholarships

The university offers scholarships to help students fund their studies.
Public transportation

The university offers a tax-free subsidy for the purchase of an annual public transportation ticket.

The university's mission is to be the leading center of medicine in Western Austria.

ADMISSION & ELIGIBILITY

Admission requirements to the medical university of innsbruck depend on the program you are applying for.

Phd program

Applicants must have a degree in human medicine, dentistry, or a master's degree in natural sciences
Applicants must also have a degree from an approved post-secondary institution that provides the required knowledge for the program
Applicants must have research experience in a relevant scientific area
Applicants must have a high level of written and spoken english
Applicants who do not have an md or msc degree must provide gpa scores

Molecular medicine (msc) program

Applicants must have a bachelor's degree in molecular medicine from the university of innsbruck
Applicants must also have a bachelor's, diploma, or master's degree in a related field from an approved post-secondary institution

Doctor of philosophy (phd) program

Applicants must have successfully completed a master's program or equivalent degree program

Application process

Applicants must submit an application form, motivation letter, and contact details for two referees
Applicants must submit their complete documents by the deadline

FEE STRUCTURE

The medical university of innsbruck (mui) tuition fees are €363.36 per semester for eu/eea students and €726.72 per semester for non-eu students. Students must also pay an öh-fee.

Tuition fees

Eu/eea students pay €363.36 per semester
Non-eu students pay €726.72 per semester
Students from eu/eea member states are exempt from tuition fees for four years

Other fees

Students must also pay an öh-fee
Students may also need to pay for accommodation, transportation, study materials, meals, and personal expenses

Scholarships

Students can check the university website for information on scholarships
Students can also download the scholarship guide to find out about scholarships from around the world

The government provides student grants to help students pay for university

SCHOLARSHIP

The medical university of innsbruck in austria offers several scholarships for medical students, including merit-based scholarships and grants for phd studies.

Merit-based scholarships

Merit scholarship: awarded to outstanding students in the departments of human medicine, molecular and dental medicine
Ernst mach grant: offers scholarships for full phd studies and postdoc research stays at asea-uninet member universities
Jewish heritage scholarship: a merit-based scholarship
Novus biologicals scholarship: a merit-based and need-based scholarship
R&d systems scholarship: a merit-based scholarship

Gra

Doctoral scholarship:nts for phd studies a grant of 1,070 euros per month for up to 24 months
Ernst mach grant: offers scholarships for full phd studies and postdoc research stays at asea-uninet member universities

Other scholarships

Erasmus+: grants for study mobility in austria

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED FOR ADMISSION

To be admitted to the medical university of innsbruck, you'll need to submit the following documents:

Passport or id

A valid passport or identity card, in original and copy

Matriculation certificate

The original and copy of your matriculation certificate or university entrance qualification certificate

Annual reports

If applicable, the original and copy of the annual reports for the last four classes

Registration confirmation

The registration confirmation or a completed registration form, front and back

You may also need to submit other documents depending on the program you're applying for, such as:

Cover letter: a cover letter for your application
Cv or résumé: a typewritten cv or résumé
School leaving certificate: a certificate of higher education entrance qualification, such as a school leaving certificate or matura certificate
Evidence of professional experience: evidence of professional experience or internships
Bachelor diploma: a bachelor diploma or equivalent diploma for a 3-year degree program
Transcript of records: a transcript of your academic records
Proof of english language skills: if the program is taught in english, you may need to provide proof of your english language skills