University of Vienna (Universität Wien)

The University of Vienna is a state funded college found in Vienna, Austria. It was established by Duke Rudolph IV in 1365 and is the most seasoned college in the German-talking world. With its long and rich history, the University of Vienna has formed into one of the greatest colleges in Europe, furthermore a standout amongst the most famous, particularly in the Humanities. It is connected with 15 Nobel prize victors and has been the scholarly home of a substantial number of figures both of authentic and scholastic significance

Programmes

Understudies at the college can choose from 187 degree programs: 55 lone ranger programs, 116 expert projects, 4 confirmation projects and 12 doctoral projects. In the scholastic year 2012/13, the college honored 10,904 first degrees (Bachelors and Diplomas), 1,138 Master's degrees and 585 Doctoral degrees. The University shows various Masters programs in English, specifically:

1. Quantitative Economics, Management and Finance
2. Science-Technology-Society
3. Ecological Sciences
4. Center European interdisciplinary Master Program in Cognitive Science
5. European Master in Health and Physical Activity
6. English Language and Linguistics
7. Anglophone Literatures and Cultures
8. East Asian Economy and Society
9. Financial aspects
10. Organic science
11. Environment and Ecosystems
12. Sub-atomic Microbiology, Microbial Ecology and Immunobiology

By most accounts 6,900 researchers embrace the exploration and showing action of the college. Of these, roughly 1,000 draw in effectively in activities financed by outsiders. The fundamental fields of examination at the college cover a wide range of subjects: Catholic and Protestant Theology, Law, Economic Sciences and Computer Science, Philological-Cultural Studies and Historical-Cultural Studies, Social Sciences and Psychology, Life Sciences and Natural Sciences, Mathematics, Sports Sciences and Teacher Education.

Nobel Prize Laureates
The grand staircase (Feststiege) in the Main Building
There are total 15 Nobel Prize Laureates affiliated to the University as follows:

Name	Field In	Year
Robert Bárány	Physiology or Medicine	1914
Richard Adolf Zsigmondy	Chemistry	1925
Julius Wagner-Jauregg	Physiology or Medicine	1927
Hans Fischer	Chemistry	1930
Karl Landsteiner	Physiology or Medicine	1930
Erwin Schrödinger	Physics	1933
Otto Loewi	Physiology or Medicine	1936
Victor Francis Hess	Physics	1936
Richard Kuhn	Chemistry	1938
Max Perutz	Chemistry	1962
Karl von Frisch	Physiology or Medicine	1973
Konrad Lorenz	Physiology or Medicine	1973
Friedrich Hayek	Economics	1974
Elias Canetti	Literature	1981
Elfriede Jelinek	Literature	2004

source: Vienna university wikipedia