Studienbeihilfenbehörde (Grants Authority)
Official body for student grants — application deadlines, requirements and online application.
Student Support
Trusted resources for studying, funding, housing and life in Austria. MÖH links to specialised institutions rather than replicating details.
Note
MÖH offers orientation and community, but does not replace legal, psychological, social or official advice. Please check the linked sites directly with the responsible institutions.

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When money is tight or you're looking for support during your studies.
When exam stress, loneliness, overwhelm or personal crises get too much.
When you have questions about tenancy law, deposits, flatshares or student housing.
When you study internationally and need info on residence, entry or authorities.
When you've experienced racism, discrimination or disadvantage and want to know where to turn.
When you're new, want to meet people or get involved with MÖH.
Studying can be financially challenging. For grants, hardship funds and subsidies, official bodies and the ÖH are the better contact, since requirements, deadlines and amounts change regularly.
Official body for student grants — application deadlines, requirements and online application.
Central platform of the Austrian grants authority with information on grants, self-funded scholarship and more.
Support from the Austrian Students' Union for students in financial hardship.
Overview of various ÖH support offerings for students in difficult situations.
Overview of possible grants and subsidies for students.
Note
Always check directly with the responsible body which requirements currently apply.
Studies, exams, performance pressure, loneliness or personal strain can be a lot. You don't have to face it alone. There are confidential, professional support services for students.
Official counselling for students and prospective students in Austria. Support for stress, crises, choosing a study, exam anxiety and personal topics.
Psychosocial support service of the ÖH for students.
Important
In case of acute danger or if you feel you or others are at immediate risk, please contact the emergency services or an acute crisis centre. This page is not an emergency service.
Whether it's a lease, deposit, flatshare, student housing or termination — housing questions can quickly get complicated. For legal and concrete advice, use specialised counselling services.
Free ÖH counselling on lease, deposit, flatshare, student housing and termination.
ÖH overview on housing, tenancy questions and student dorms.
Note
Local advice differs per university. Ask your ÖH student union (e.g. JKU, Uni Wien, Uni Graz) about regional tenancy counselling.
For international students, residency, entry, admission, German skills and tuition fees are often central questions. We link to official bodies because requirements and procedures need to stay up to date.
Official information on entry and residency for students and researchers in Austria.
Information on the residence title for third-country nationals admitted to study at an Austrian university.
Official platform offering orientation for international students in Austria.
Free ÖH counselling on residence titles, visa, admission, German skills, tuition fees and more.
If you've experienced discrimination, racism or disadvantage, it's important not to stay alone. MÖH can be a first community contact, but specialised counselling can support you professionally.
State institution offering free counselling and support on discrimination and sexual harassment.
Overview of the Equal Treatment Ombud on support, rights and possible steps.
Free counselling for those affected by and witnesses of racism, including online hate.
If you're unsure, you can also reach out to MÖH confidentially. We'll help you find the right contact.
For many study-related questions, the ÖH or your local student union is the right first stop. They offer advice on study law, social topics, getting started and local services.
Overview of counselling offers from the Austrian Students' Union.
Overview of counselling centres and support services for students.
Information and brochures for student parents — childcare, financial aid and study organisation.
Many universities have their own counselling — for example at JKU, Uni Wien, TU Wien, WU, Uni Graz or universities of applied sciences. Check your university's ÖH page for local consultation hours.
MÖH complements official counselling with community, lived experience and Muslim perspectives in everyday student life.
A future area for information on prayer rooms, rooms of silence and campus offerings. Information should ideally come directly from universities or link to them.
Suggest a roomTips, iftar calendar and community events around Ramadan during studies. Current dates stay in the MÖH calendar.
See iftar datesOpen conversation circles over tea about studies, identity, belonging, the future and society.
Find Çay TalksFor anyone new to a city, looking for connection or wanting to network with other Muslim students.
See MÖH eventsMÖH is not an authority or a professional counselling service. But MÖH can help you not stay alone, find first orientation and connect with people who know similar experiences.
We help you find the right contact when you don't know where to start.
We create spaces where you can meet other students and exchange experiences.
You can bring in your own ideas — from Çay Talks and iftars to support formats for students.
Write us briefly what it's about. We can't replace professional advice, but we're happy to help with orientation.