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The University of Innsbruck (Universität Innsbruck - UIBK) was founded in 1669 and is one of the oldest universities in Europe. It is located in the city of Innsbruck, which is situated in the state of Tyrol in western Austria. Innsbruck is the capital of the Tyrol region and is known for its stunning alpine environment and rich cultural history.
Available accommodation | Total | Average price |
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Private room Innsbruck | 6 | €2000 |
Residence Innsbruck | 0 | € |
Studio Innsbruck | 4 | €1900 |
Entire place Innsbruck | 11 | €3036 |
The university offers a wide range of study programs in English and German, making it accessible to international students. In fact, out of a total of approximately 20,000 students per year, more than 13,000 are usually young international students. Are you going to be part of this great student community? Keep reading! From Erasmus Play we give you a variety of information about the university, so that your planning is simpler and you can find student accommodation near the University of Innsbruck with the ideal location for you.
In this section we tell you which are the most convenient locations for you to search for accommodation.
It has four different campuses in the Austrian city, which are:
This campus is located on the banks of the river Inn and on the Inrain street, from which it takes its name. It is a few steps from the historical city centre. It has the largest library of the institution and classrooms where classes from the following faculties are taught:
Located in the city centre, in the Innenstadt district. Classes from the faculties of:
Innsbruck is known for its focus on winter sports, and this campus is dedicated to research and teaching in sports and sports sciences. It houses the Faculty of Psychology and Sports Sciences and the Innsbruck University Institute of Sport (USI). The Campus Sport is located next to the Innsbruck airport, in the Höttinger Au area.
This campus is dedicated to teaching and research in fields related to technology and natural sciences. It is located in the Lohbachsiedlung district, north of the city's airport and about 15 minutes by tram from the centre of Innsbruck. The following faculties are located on this campus:
Innsbruck is a relatively small and well-connected city, so you can access the university from several neighbourhoods. Here are some of the most popular:
If you prefer to be close to the Innrain Campus and of Universitätsstraße Campus, as well as enjoying urban life, the city centre is an excellent option. Here you will find a large number of shops, restaurants, cafes and a vibrant nightlife.
Hötting is a residential neighbourhood located west of the city centre, ideal especially if you’re going to go to the Campus Sport or Campus Technik. It offers a quieter, more residential environment, but is still well connected to the university's main campus. It is an excellent option if you prefer a more relaxed environment.
Saggen is an elegant and residential neighbourhood in the centre of Innsbruck. It offers a quiet environment and is within a reasonable walking or cycling distance to the Universitätsstraße Campus.
As Innsbruck is a small city, there are usually no private student halls , but rather private flats. Besides, the Austria’s Agency for Education and Internationalisation (OeAD) often tries to offer places in residences to exchange students. However, these places are limited and demand is very high, so it is usually difficult to receive one. Because of this, we advise you to start searching for accommodation as soon as you can.
Some details to keep in mind so you can get the most out of your exchange:
What are the best neighbourhoods to live near the UIBK? |
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Students usually choose neighbourhoods like Innenstadt, Saggen, Wilten, Amras and Pradl to live near the city centre. For their part, those who go to Campus Sport or Campus Technik also tend to consider Hötting. |
What is near the University of Innsbruck? |
You can climb the Nordkette and enjoy a breathtaking view of the city from the mountains, or take a walk through the old town with its cobblestone streets and historic buildings. If you like winter sports, there are several ski resorts in the surrounding area. In addition, the Museum of Modern Art and the Ambras Castle are must for culture lovers. |
How to get to the University of Innsbruck? |
All of the institution's campuses are well connected to public transportation, including buses, trains and trams. Furthermore, if you choose accommodation nearby you will be able to get there on foot or even by bicycle if you get one for your stay. |
What are the best Apps if I am going to go on Erasmus to UIBK? |
One of the best Apps you can download is Erasmus Play. In it you will not only be able to access a large amount of useful information for your exchange, but you will also have the possibility of contacting other students who are also going to do their exchange at the University! |
What is student life like at UIBK? |
Imagine studying in the middle of the Austrian Alps, the views are amazing! The students here are friendly and there are always activities, from skiing to local festivals. The city is welcoming, and the bars and cafes are ideal for socialising. Plus, the opportunities to explore alpine culture are endless. It is an ideal place to study and live new adventures! |
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