• City University of Hong Kong, China

• Ramon Llull University – ESADE in Barcelona, Spain

• Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

• Maastricht University, Netherlands

• Singapore Management University, Singapore

• Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi, Mailand, Italy

• Université Paris Est Créteil Val de Marne, France

• Universität St.Gallen, Switzerland

• Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal

• National Taiwan University, Taiwan

• Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand

Once WU Vienna has been notified of your nomination, you will receive a welcome email with the most important information you need to prepare for your stay at WU Vienna. You will also get information on our pre-semester activities, such as the Orientation and Cultural Program and pre-semester German language courses, the course registration process, and accommodation in Vienna.

For impressions of WU Vienna's campus, please click here. WU Vienna's new campus also made it into the New York Times’s “36 Hours in Vienna”. You can see it here.

You can find all THEMIS courses on our course website. Please select the course topic "Business Law (incl. THEMIS)".

^{* From March 29 - March 31, 2017, Themis Seminar 2017 took place at WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business) under the title “Europe – A Union of the People”. 58 students from Università Commerciale Luigi Bocconi, Freie Universität Berlin, Maastricht University, ESADE Barcelona, Université Paris Est Créteil Val de Marne and WU participated in the seminar and discussed the European Union's key challenges.}

^{In collaboration with the European Parliament, the students took part in a legislative procedure simulation. In addition, they attended talks by guest speakers from renowned European universities. Prof. Gonzalez (ESADE) gave a presentation on “Brexit – Consequences of National Initiatives” and Prof. Krimmer (Tallinn University of Technology) on “Electoral Reform and Elections to the European Parliament”. Ulrike Lunacek, vice president of the European Parliament, delivered the seminar’s keynote speech. A reception hosted by the international law firm Freshfields provided practical insight as well as the opportunity to network.}

Incoming THEMIS students study at WU Vienna from October until December/January. For information on the academic calendar, semester dates, and deadlines, please visit the website Dates & Deadlines.

As an incoming THEMIS student, you can apply for a place in a student residence hall provided by the OeAD (Austrian Agency for International Cooperation in Education and Research), look for accommodation online on the platform Housing Anywhere, or seek private accommodation. For more information on housing options, please visit our website "Accommodation".

For information on your insurance options as well as the Austrian health system, please click here.

The WU ZBP Career Center supports students and graduates in entering professional life and forms an interface between university and labor market. The ZBP offers an overview of internships and jobs through an online portal. No guarantee for internship allocation can be made. Students must be fluent in German in order to work in Austria. More information on working in Austria is available here:

• Working in Austria

• Austrian Business Agency