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AustriaWienUniversity of applied sciences

Lauder Business School

Tuition (non-EU)€4200
Mandatory fees (per year)€52
IELTS min.6
FieldsBusiness, Economics, Social Sciences
FactFigures above come from the university's own site — last confirmed 19 August 2026.
Degree recognised across the EUMaster's in EnglishUp to 20 hours/week (bachelor); master students more flexibleVerified · 19 August 2026

Application deadlines

  1. September — BA International Business Administration, third countries (visa needed)Jun 30

    Applications open 13 January; classes start 29 September.

  2. September — BA International Business Administration, EU/EEA/SwitzerlandSep 10

    In the 2026/27 cycle this closed early, on 27 April, once places ran out.

  3. Master's programmesrolling

    Admission continues; no fixed deadline.

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to study at Lauder Business School as a non-EU student?

Tuition for non-EU students at Lauder Business School is €4200 per year. A mandatory semester contribution of €52 per year (administration and transport, not tuition) is charged on top. Living costs in Wien are separate.

What IELTS score do you need for Lauder Business School?

English-taught programmes at Lauder Business School typically require IELTS 6 or equivalent. Confirm the exact requirement per programme on the official admissions page.

How much money do you need to show for a student visa to Austria?

For a student residence permit in Austria you must prove €15,701 per year (2026, OeAD — Residence Permit Student (means of subsistence, 24+): https://oead.at/en/to-austria/entry-and-residence/residence-permit-student-no-mobility-programme).

Where is Lauder Business School located?

Lauder Business School is in Wien, Austria. Hofzeile 18-20, 1190 Wien, Austria

What can you study at Lauder Business School?

Fields offered include: Business, Economics, Social Sciences.

Accommodation

University housingDorm available
€374–723/mo· City-wide range · Wien
Private market
€410–615/mo· City-wide range · Wien

Five channels serve Vienna: OeAD, ÖJAB, home4students, WIHAST and STUWO. A bed in a shared room runs €289–460, a single room €374–723; the mass entry point is €400–500 for a single. A commercial residence costs about twice a dormitory (€970 vs €480). Prices are the AY 2026/27 rates published by the operators.

Source
Getting a place

booked year-round, first come first served

Source · 2026-09-02

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Why this works

  • 3 degree programmes catalogued from the university's own site and the federal register studienwahl.at, 3 of them taught in English and 0 in German - crawled 08.2026
  • EU and EEA students pay EUR 363,36 per semester; non-EU students pay EUR 2.100 per semester, EUR 4.200 a year - lbs.ac.at, 2026-27
  • Entry language bar CEFR C1; all programmes are taught in English - lbs.ac.at, checked 2026-08-19
  • Campus in Wien; the residence permit requires proof of means at the NAG reference rate - EUR 722,58 a month under 24 and EUR 1.308,39 from 24 - 2026-27
  • Non-EU students may work up to 20 hours a week with an employment permit; after graduation Austria grants a 12-month job-search residence permit leading to the Red-White-Red Card

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