Student Mobility
Students of the different degree programmes at the Faculty of Earth Sciences, Geography and Astronomy of the University of Vienna are invited to explore our partner universities (within the European Union and beyond), while students from abroad are very welcome to visit the "Faculty for Exploration" in Vienna. Find out more about mobility programmes, partner universities, the mobility coordinators at our Faculty and the experiences of students, including those gained on their field trips to interesting places all over the world.
Outgoing Students
Go international with Erasmus+ Student Exchange, Erasmus+ Traineeships, a short-term grant abroad (KWA), Erasmus+ International or other exchange programmes. Take a look what has to be considered to apply for an Erasmus+ student exchange place and find various testimonials.
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Incoming Students
Interested in studying Astronomy, Earth Sciences, Geography or Meteorology in Vienna? We look forward to welcoming you. Visit the website of the International Office to find out about available mobility programmes and to inform yourself about the possibilities to study at our top university.
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Mobility Coordinators
You would like to study at an Erasmus+ partner university or come to Vienna? Please contact the mobility coordinators of your study programme in advance for all questions regarding Erasmus programmes and the coordination with our partner universities.
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Erasmus+ Partner Universities
Would you like to study geography in Amsterdam, meteorology in Madrid, earth sciences in Thessaloniki? Or come to Vienna? Look up the Erasmus+ offers for your degree programme and inform yourself about our partner universities in Europe.
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VISESS Doctoral School
The Vienna International School of Earth and Space Sciences (VISESS) addresses the grand challenges humanity is facing, such as resource depletion, climate change, and insecurity about future energy supply, through inter- and trans-disciplinary academic research.
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International Field Trips
Our students study the world – Cosmos, Earth and the Anthroposphere – and they also get to know it in practice: The "Faculty for Exploration" organizes field trips to different places all over the world. Here you can find the links to current courses and reports about field trips to the Red Sea, Java or Armenia.
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