The Österreichische Hochschüler*innenschaft (ÖH) supports students in various ways. Its scope stretches from advising on student rights and organisational concerns to the organising of events and representation in commissions creating new curricula.

The ÖH-Elections take place every two years and every student has the right to vote on three levels (Student Representatives, Faculty Representation, University Representation). It is possible to vote for nominated candidates from the field of study and for the university and national level candidates nominated by the parties.

Our student representatives from International Business Administration advise students, support them when they face problems with their lectures, lecturers, professors, and represent their interests in committees.

If you are interested in actively participating and representing students to enhance your student life, feel free to contact us.

Our main focus is advising students about organisational matters regarding their studies, representation of student interests in commissions and conferences and the organisation of events.

As we are participants of many commissions, we represent student interests for instance whenever a new curriculum is created. Additionally, we represent the student body at the Study Conference and at the Faculty Conference. When there is a call for a new professorship, we members of the student representatives are dispatched to participate in the appointments committee.

Apart from that, we are constantly planning events such as the welcome-week for freshmen, panel discussions, seminars, partys, etc. You can find more information on our website.

We additionally provide learning materials. If you have any material (transcripts etc.) to share with your colleagues, we are happy to accept it during our office hours. 

Our team consists of five elected representatives who do not belong to any university party. There is a large team of volunteers who support us.

Find our Opening Hours on our Homepage.

Student Representatives I-BW

Faculty of Business, Economics and Statistics
Oskar-Morgenstern-Platz 1
1090 Vienna
Room 01.140
Tel.: +43 1 4277 19626

stv.betriebswirtschaft@oeh.univie.ac.at

stvibw.at

We, as your student representatives Statistics would like to help make your studies easier to manage. If any problems or questions arise regarding the statistics studies, you can contact us anytime. 

Apart from our studies, we organise various events. In cooperation with the faculty representation we organise the welcome day for our freshmen where new students have the opportunity to get to know each other and network. 

Once a month we organise our statistics regulars table, where we sometimes invite professors and ask study relevant questions. Our students enjoy participating at our Christmas party in the winter semester and our yearly barbecue which takes place in the last weeks of our summer semester. During both of the events students, professors, and alumni are welcome and invited to get to know each other apart from the lecture hall. 

Send us an e-mail (strv.statistik@univie.ac.at) or visit us during our office hours!

The faculty representatives act as a complementary body to the student representative body and deals with the general interests of the students of our faculty.

It is made up of representatives from every field of study (BW, IBW, Statistik, VWL).

There are between 5 and 11 representatives in the faculty body according to the number of students in the particular field of study.

The University Union Representatives of the University of Vienna are called ÖH Uni Wien and represent students of all subjects and faculties of the entire University of Vienna.

The focus of their work is to represent the students to the Rectorate and in matters concerning the whole university (for example changes in the university statutes).

There are between 9 and 27 university representatives according to the size of the institution. The University of Vienna has 27 University Union Representatives.

Members of the Federal Representation represent all Austrian students nationwide in student matters and are in direct contact with the Federal Ministry of Science and Research.

Currently, for example, the federal representatives are working on obtaining a nationwide ticket for the public transport for students.

There are 55 members of the Federal Representation.