MASTER OF ADVANCED INTERNATIONAL STUDIES (MAIS)
Financial assistance in the form of student loans and scholarships is available to specific target groups, depending on the number of sponsorships received. Additionally, there is a limited number of partial tuition waivers granted by the DA to students of all nationalities based solely on academic performance. Decisions on applications for financial assistance are taken by the Diplomatic Academy Scholarship Fund at the end of May. In order to apply for a scholarship, applicants should submit the filled in and hand-signed scholarship form together with the required application documents.
Target group | University and college graduates of all disciplines and all nationalities who wish to attain profound knowledge of international relations through a multidiscplinary Master’s programme | |
Language of instruction | English, with some optional courses offered in German and French | |
Start | September 2018 | |
Degree awarded | Master of Advanced International Studies | |
Duration | Two-year full-time programme | |
ECTS points | 120 | |
Tuition fee | EUR 12,900 / academic year 2018-19 |
DA Scholarships
Financial assistance in the form of student loans and scholarships is available to specific target groups, depending on the number of sponsorships received. Additionally, there is a limited number of partial tuition waivers granted by the DA to students of all nationalities based solely on academic performance. Decisions on applications for financial assistance are taken by the Diplomatic Academy Scholarship Fund at the end of May. In order to apply for a scholarship, applicants should submit the filled in and hand-signed scholarship form together with the required application documents.
Information about scholarship applications is sent out together with the decision on admission to the MAIS programme.
Application deadline: 1 March 2018
Scholarship of the Austrian Scholarship Foundation
This Foundation awards scholarships to citizens of those countries that suffered under the National Socialist regime, particularly through the recruiting of forced labour. The programme is, however, not only intended for people from the countries particularly affected by the recruitment of forced labour, but also for the descendants of forced labourers who live in other countries.
For more information please click "Further Official Information" below.
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