The Webster Vienna Private University Scholarships in Austria are open to all nationals.  These scholarships are available for undergraduate and master's studies. 

At Webster Vienna, we know financial considerations are important when making academic-related decisions. That’s why we’re here to help assist our students in securing a brighter future through student loans and scholarships.

The Webster Vienna Private University Scholarships in Austria will provide the following:

1. Webster Vienna Scholarships: This scholarship provides up to 7,000 € awards per Academic year for masters and up to 10,000 € awards per Academic year for undergraduates.

2. Borealis Social Scholarship: This scholarship covers 21,000 Euros of tuition per academic year.

The eligibility criteria for the Webster Vienna Private University Scholarships in Austria are stated below:

• Required Language: English
• Eligible Countries: All world countries

• Students must have a Minimum 3.0 GPA
• You must have minimum B2 English proficiency
• You should have financial need
• You should write good essays and recommendations
• You should be a newly accepted undergraduate student starting in Fall 2022

Borealis Social Scholarship:

• Eligible students should have achieved a cumulative academic GPA (Grade Point Average) between 3.5 and 4.0 on a scale of 4.0;
• The student must be accepted into the undergraduate program in accordance with the standard admissions requirements of Webster Vienna Private University;
• The Scholarship student must be enrolled full-time and may begin their first year of study in the Fall semester 2021;
• Proven English proficiency of the scholarship student is crucial: Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), IELTS, or Cambridge Advanced Certificate (CAE) scores are required prior to admission if it is not established that the student is a native English speaker; and
• Students accepted on probation or those who need to take ESLG (English as a second language) classes are not eligible

Borealis Excellence Award:

• Eligible students have to demonstrate outstanding academic excellence and must hold and maintain a Grade Point Average (GPA) between 3.8 and 4.0 (on a scale of 4.0) after completing their first academic year at Webster Vienna;
• Extra-curricular activities in relation to the studies (contests, events, meet-ups, etc.) will be evaluated during the selection procedure;
• The student must be accepted into the undergraduate program in accordance with the standard admissions requirements of Webster Vienna Private University and
• The Scholarship student must be enrolled full-time. Full-time students complete a minimum of 12 credits per semester. 

How to apply for Webster Vienna Private University Scholarships?

(1) Please request our online scholarship application form from the Admissions Office or the Scholarship Coordinator to start your scholarship application.

(2) You will be asked to upload the following documents, which we recommend you prepare before you start filling out the online application form:

• Your acceptance letter to prove that you have been accepted to a full degree program a
• Financial motivation letter. This should be a document written by the applicant explaining his or her financial background, how the scholarship would help finance her/his education and why she or he deserves the scholarship.
• Official financial documents (officially translated into English if not in English) such as salary slips, employer or pension confirmation of respective net earnings. All amounts must be stated iEURUR. If not, please convert the amounts intEURUR and indicate which rate was used. No bank account statements are accepted. In case of self-employment, please submit the company information and an official letter stating net earnings (iEURUR).

An original essay in English on one of the two topics provided below:

• Many students at Webster Vienna Private University have cultural heritage, skill, or talent that defines them and enriches the lives of their peers. If you hold such an interest or have a unique background, please share more in a 1000-1200-word essay or
• Many believe that we learn from our mistakes. In a 1,000-1,200-word essay, describe a situation or experience where you learned from failure. Explain the situation, what actions you took, and how you learned from this experience.