Study & settle in Austria

Study & settle in Austria

Study & Settle in AUSTRIA

Want to experience an education in Austria?
Because of its rich cultural past and present, education in Austria is cherished by people all over the world. The varied landscape is of great importance for tourism, there are many skiing resorts, and in the summer there are lots of opportunities for hiking and climbing, or for water sports on the numerous lakes. Additionally, education in Austria has a long tradition of higher education with state-of-the-art research that has gained a high reputation internationally. Furthermore, Austria has great social security, economic stability, and Austrians are very hospitable

Education System in Austria
The universities in Austria universities differ greatly from one another both in terms of size and structure. Students who wish to continue their education in Austria with study programs at classical universities in Vienna, Graz, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt, Linz, and Salzburg cover a broad spectrum of different academic subjects. Specialized universities for education in Austria, for example, the University of Leoben, concentrate on special theoretical and applied disciplines.

The excellence of Austria's universities is recognized worldwide. As well as that, the bonus for students originating elsewhere in the European Union is that tuition at any of the public universities is free.

We have a one-year adaptation program for doctors with 100% placement in Austria.

Courses in GOVERNMENT MEDICAL UNIVERSITIES in Austria.

 

 

IMPORTANCE FOR THIS COURSE:-

 

• 80% of Indian Foreign Medical Graduates do not Qualify in FMGE Exam. 
• They are not able to Practice in India or any Other Country and have to compromise with their Career.  
• This Course Provides an Opportunity to Give a New Dimension to their Career. 
• After Course, Doctors register their degree and are ready to work anywhere in Europe without any Exam or License.  
• After the Adaptation Program, Doctors have secured a future & get a very good Salary.

 

ELIGIBILITY: MBBS WITH OR WITHOUT LICENSE DOCTORS / NON FMGE DOCTORS:-

 

• Duration of Course: 1 Year (including Internship)  German Language Training and Preparation of Medical German.  
• Internship, Medical Terminology, Prescription Writing, Medico-Legal, etc.  
• Documents Registration, Education Recognition, Provisional License.  
• The course is designed for Indian doctors to settle in Europe.  
• Those who have not cleared FMGE / license examination are also Eligible.  Confirmed Placement in EUROPE. 

 

Candidate Receives:-

 

• In the first 3 months, candidates do language training so they work in NonMedical Jobs. 

• Salary Euro 1000 / Euro 1200 Per Month  After B-2 Monthly Internship / Salary of Euro 1800-2000 during Study.  
• Candidates can work/practice after a Provisional Licence.  
• 100% Confirmed Placement in EUROPE.  
• Germany, Austria,.  
• The expected Starting Salary of a Licensed Doctor is Euro 3500 - 4500.  
• Post Graduate Specialist Salary Varies from Euro 5000 to Euro 8000 in various European Countries.  Schengen VISA Valid in 26 Countries. 
• Spouse VISA Eligible.  
• Degree Valid all across Europe.

 

AUSTRIA: SOME FACTS:-

 

• Vienna has the highest quality of life in the world. 

• Austrians are top recyclers, the Greenest of the world’s nations, recycling more than any other country. 
• Around 63% of all waste is recycled in Austria.  
• Vienna was a hub for creatives throughout the 19th century, the birthplace of some of the world’s most prominent artists.  

• The notorious Habsburg Dynasty was one of Europe’s most powerful empires.  
• Austria is the only European Union nation that is not a member of NATO.  
• Austro-Hungarian Baroness Bertha von Suttner was the first woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize in 1905.  
• One of the world’s best-known Austrians is Arnold Schwarzenegger.

The cost of living is surprisingly cheap
Saving money during my semester studying abroad in Austria came as a surprise. But lucky for me, the rent was cheaper there despite living in the most expensive city in the country. My bills were included and public transport was next to nothing. I got a bike a few weeks into my stay, which is the norm in Salzburg, saving me even more money. Food and alcohol were also much cheaper than I expected. It was great, the cost of being a student in the UK suffering in comparison. And considering Austria is one of the nicest countries to live in central Europe, I really had nothing to complain about!