FHWien der WKW (University of Applied Sciences for Management & Communication)
Vienna, Austria
- 1994
- Founded
- Not listed
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- International Students
- 21
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About FHWien der WKW (University of Applied Sciences for Management & Communication)
FHWien der WKW (Fachhochschul-Studiengänge der Wiener Wirtschaft), founded in 1994 and affiliated with the Vienna Chamber of Commerce (Wirtschaftskammer Wien / WKW), is Austria’s premier university of applied sciences specializing in management and communication. With over 2,800 students and more than 14,000 alumni, FHWien der WKW maintains deep partnerships with Austrian and multinational corporations to deliver hands-on, career-focused degree programs across communication, marketing, digital business, human resources, journalism, real estate, and tourism. Two-thirds of faculty are active industry professionals, ensuring cutting-edge academic practical relevance. Renowned for its flexible study formats (including full-time, dual, and part-time/berufsbegleitend tracks tailored for working professionals), FHWien der WKW also offers distinguished international English-taught degrees, including the Master in Executive Management and Master in Urban Tourism & Visitor Economy Management. International graduates benefit directly from Austria’s Red-White-Red Card (Rot-Weiß-Rot-Karte für Studienabsolventen) post-study work scheme.
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Vienna, Austria
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