Over the years, we have collected some questions that tend to come up regularly. If you don't find the answer to your question here, please do not hesitate to contact Barbara Pramboeck via e-mail or by phone at +43-1-269 92 93-79!

• Requesting Webster Vienna Transcripts
• Requesting Attestation
• Alumni Course Audits
• Doctorate in Austria for Webster Alumni

Requesting Webster Vienna Transcripts

In order to request a transcript you must first fill out a request form which is then faxed to St. Louis. If you don’t reside in Vienna download the form and fax it to St. Louis directly. All of the information required by St. Louis (when filling out the form) and the St. Louis fax number can be found on the St. Louis website on transcript requests. Please note the transcripts are mailed from St. Louis by regular post so it can take up to one month to get to you.

Requesting Attestation

This is a document stating the exact dates of attendance plus the date of receiving your Diploma. This document may be required for a job application or tax purposes. For more information please contact Ms. Christiana Boyer, Assistant to the Registrar.

Alumni Course Audits

To promote lifelong learning and provide a benefit to its graduates, Webster University offers auditing privileges to its alumni. Alumni may audit selected courses at Webster University's Vienna campus. You find more information on the guidelines and procedures at the link Alumni Audits.

Doctorate in Austria for Webster Alumni

As a Webster graduate there are special guidelines to help you complete your doctorate in Austria.

1. If the graduate has not completed a Magister from Vienna University in the same area as the doctorate, then approval must be collected from the department, e.g. Business, Management, Psychology or IR, for registration as a student.
2. Each department has a professor assigned to review the student’s credentials and grant the approval. For Business, an MBA graduate will be asked to complete most of the exams from the second part of Magister program, in addition to the normal exams and research work doctoral students have to complete. For International Relations the requirements are less stringent.
3. Accepted doctorate students are required to assign a professor to supervise the research which, depending on the professor and department can vary from 2 to 4 years.
4. Upon completion the doctorate student must defend his/her dissertation before a jury
5. Don’t forget that the Austrian education system is different from the American system and may require some time to adapt.

For more information please visit Students Association of Vienna University website which is also available in English.