Vienna
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We’d like to let you in on a little secret: Vienna is extraordinary, so pack your bags and study abroad in Vienna before more students realize what a hidden gem it is.
Hear the sounds of this truly musical city as musicians perform on pedestrian shopping streets, explore the many museums and historical sites, check out all of the booths at Naschmarkt, and visit the stunning St. Stephen’s Cathedral when you study abroad in Vienna.
Come see for yourself why the music, culture, and history of this world-class city elicit nothing but adoration from those who go there. Make the best of your own Vienna study abroad experience on one of our programs that range from music history to psychology in this European center of scholarship.
Programs
Vienna's Top Five
Experience an Opera at the Wiener Staatsoper
Students have the incredible opportunity to see world-class opera performances for only a few euros.
Relax Along the Danube Canal
Enjoy the late afternoon sun while you take in the tranquility of this waterway.
Visit a Museum or Two on a Rainy Day
Whether you’re into classic or modern art, history, science, architecture, or nearly anything else, at least one of the 100+ museums of Vienna will interest you.
Ride the Praterturm at Prater Park
The “Prater Tower” is the highest swing ride in the world, providing both thrills and spectacular views of the city!
Sip Wine at an Authentic Heuriger
These Viennese wine taverns serve locally-produced wines and snacks to thirsty and hungry patrons who sit at long picnic tables.
$5 Million in Scholarships & Aid
The Latest from Vienna
The Poetry of Public Transportation
Moonlit train tracks, poetry, and funny items on the U4.
Breaking the Stigma About Mental Health Abroad: Correspondents Share Their Personal Stories
We are so proud that our Correspondents are using their blog posts to help break the stigma about maintaining and managing mental health while studying abroad.
Pastel Gloom: Trip to Innsbruck
On a weekend excursion to Innsbruck, I looked at beautiful buildings, went to the top of a mountain, and felt a lot of peace.
On Racism and Respect
My roommates and I had a challenging encounter with our neighbors. This is not about how either of us handled it. This isn't about either of us at all. It is about how we should treat each other in every human interaction.
