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I am/was really interested in physics so I applied to technical physics at tu Vienna we had the first 2 days and we were doing so much and I’m so overwhelmed and I’m so scared I won’t pass anything cause in my Highschool we didn’t do a lot of math. Also Studentenbeihilfe im scared I’ll have to pay its back if I don’t pass. Can someone give me advice on what to do? (Also I moved here just for physics. (I also don’t want it to consume my whole life)

Hi all,

Since the semester is starting and my admission letter still hasn't arrived I am once again writing here to ask if anyone has recieved their letter in the past 10 days or so.

I've applied to the Data Science Masters programme as an EU citizen.

They recieved my application on the 24th and today marks the 10 week mark so I'm naturally getting a little bit anxious about the whole thing.

Appreciate your responses!

hi everyone!

i’ll hopefully be moving to vienna soon to start my phd (in chemistry) at tu wien, and i’m currently trying to figure out the housing situation. since i’ll be moving from india, i’d really appreciate some advice from people who live in vienna or have been through a similar experience!

i’m ideally looking for a private room with an attached bathroom and a small kitchen or kitchenette, preferably within a budget of €600/month. i know this might be a bit unrealistic, but i’d love to know what my options are!

a few questions i have:

• what are the best websites or platforms to look for accommodation in vienna?
• are there any student residences you’d recommend, especially ones that offer private bathrooms and kitchenettes?
• is it possible to find something like this for under €500, or would i need to increase my budget?
• would you recommend student residences or wgs (shared apartments)?
• which areas would be convenient for commuting to tu wien while still being relatively affordable?

any recommendations, tips, or things i should watch out for would be greatly appreciated. thank you! :)

edit: would also want to have a rough idea about the living cost

Eine wirklich ganz ernst gemeinte Frage. Ich hab das Gefühl das man an der TU gar keine lern/treff spots hat wo man neue Freunde finden kann oder mit seinen chillt um die Übungsblätter und halt bisschen Uni stuff zu machen.

Der einzige Raum oder Ort der dafür existiert ist doch nur im Freihaus dieser Große Raum, der so oft reserviert ist (wie heute) und dann hat man einfach gar keinen lernraum. Und die Bibliothek ist ganz ehrlich nur dafür gemacht alleine in still Arbeit zu arbeiten und garnicht zum socializing. Die Fachschaften sind auch nur kleine Räume die zwar ganz nett gemacht sind aber auch kein Ort zu treffen und chillen

Hi everyone,

I’m planning to apply for the Master’s degree at TU Wien.

I have already completed my Bachelor’s degree, including all required exams, but my university has not issued the physical Bachelor’s diploma yet.

For the application, I can provide:

- an official document confirming completion of my Bachelor’s degree;

- my official academic transcript, including my grades and ECTS.

The diploma itself should be issued later, and if I am admitted, I will have it by the time of enrolment.

Has anyone here applied to TU Wien in a similar situation and been accepted using a certificate of completion instead of the actual diploma?

I’m particularly interested in whether TU Wien accepts this for the initial application, and whether the diploma only needs to be provided later during enrolment. I saw on their faq page that this is acceptable, but other people tell me to expect rejection if I don't send my diploma.

Thanks!

Hi, ich bin gerade an meiner Bachelorarbeit dran und werde dann in 1-2 Monaten mit meinem Bachelor Informatik fertig sein. Währenddessen möchte ich schon ein paar Lehrveranstaltungen vom Masterstudiengang erledigen, wofür ich mich schon angemeldet habe.

Muss ich mich irgendwo noch für den Master anmelden (bei Vorregistrierungen?) oder erst nach Studiumabschluss?

Danke!