Austria

Both Austria and Germany are excellent choices for studying abroad, but the better option depends on your priorities. Here are a few points to help you decide:Education: Both Austria and Germany have world-renowned universities, specialising in fields of research, engineering and science. You must pick the best university for yourself depending on the course you want, the location and the university rankings. However, you can add more factors to this to make a more sound decision for yourself.Cost: Austria generally provides higher education at lower tuition fees compared to Germany, especially for public universities. Alongside this, Vienna (Austria) may be slightly cheaper for living costs than major German cities. However, the living costs in some German cities can be higher than in Austria.Language: The official language in both Austria and Germany is German. However, the medium of instruction is English in some universities (or for some specific courses) in both countries. 

Hey Preeti, The FH Kufstein Tirol-University of Applied Sciences, Austria currently has 2200 students from more than 50 nations who create an international, multicultural atmosphere. The fact that we have more than 215 partner universities worldwide means that 200 international incoming students are hosted by the FH Kufstein annually and that an even larger number of our students go out for a semester or year to study abroad. What’s more, with approximately 400 contracted lecturers, the FH Kufstein plays a significant role in the regional economy.They provide  sustainable research and development services to its scientific staff and external partners. Successful and innovative research is crucial for the competitiveness in the national and international higher education as well as for the domestic economy. It is ranked #101+ in World University Rankings - Masters In Marketing 2024.