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Admission requires certified B2–C1. Apps and scattered lessons never get you to the exam.
Online / Offline (Vienna)Browskistudy.com · Austria only
From your first German lesson —to your student ID in Austria.
German A1–C1, admission and guidance on one platform. Learn with Masha and Dasha while your progress and deadlines stay under control.
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Vienna · 48.2082° NGerman. Admission. One clear route.
- 388,000
- students at Austrian universities
- ~30%
- of them are international students
- A1–C1
- German on our own platform
- Study in Austria
- German A1–C1
- End-to-end admission
- Homework with real feedback
- Personal advisor
- Telegram notifications
- Free consultation
Problems we solve
Studying is almost free. The barrier isn't money.
Studying at Austrian public universities costs hundreds of euros per semester, not tens of thousands per year. The real barrier is the language, the documents and getting the application right. That's exactly what we remove.
Documents
Translations, apostilles, diploma recognition, motivation letters — one mistake costs a semester.
Deadlines
September 5 and February 5 — Austrian universities have strict application dates, and they don't move.
Bureaucracy
Diploma nostrification, Vorstudienlehrgang, visa appointments — without experience you can be stuck for months.
Austria in numbers
Just facts. No fluff.
- 388,000
- students study at Austrian universities — about a third come from abroad
- ≈ €727
- semester fee at public universities for non-EU students — not tens of thousands a year
- 5 Sep · 5 Feb
- application deadlines for the winter and summer semesters
- 70+
- universities and colleges: classical, technical, applied sciences (FH)
Ecosystem
Not a consultant. A platform.
The entire journey — from the first German lesson to enrollment — happens inside one product.
Online German platform
A1–C1 lessons, assignments, tests and materials in one place — not in chats and files.
Student dashboard
Progress, schedule and materials.
Homework review
A real teacher reviews every assignment.
Level test
Online A1–C1 test in 15 minutes.
Telegram bot
Reminders for lessons and deadlines.
Admission CRM
Every step and document tracked by your advisor.
Blog & FAQ
Honest answers about studying in Europe.
Teacher workspace
One quality standard for every lesson.
Packages
Start free. Scale when you're ready.
The entry point is a free consultation. Then a document review and an admission package that fits your case.
Free consultation
A conversation about your goal, admission options and a rough plan. No strings attached.
Document & chances review
Document check, language level assessment, list of programs and an initial plan.
Admission Basic
€990per package
For those who handle part of the steps themselves.
- Document review
- Shortlist of 3–5 Austrian universities
- Program shortlist and document checklist
- Admission plan and key deadlines
- 2 consultations
- German language recommendations
Admission Full
€1,990per package
Full end-to-end guidance.
- 5–7 universities and programs shortlisted
- Help preparing your documents
- Deadline and application tracking
- Personal advisor
- 3 months of platform access
- Discount on language lessons
- 4 consultations
Admission Premium
€2,900per package
Maximum support.
- Everything in Admission Full
- 7–10 universities shortlisted
- Priority support
- Extended document work
- 6 months of platform access
- Help after the university's decision
- 6–8 consultations
Personal story
From zero German to a student in Vienna
The real story of one of our students: eighteen months from the first A1 lesson to enrollment at the University of Vienna.
Testimonials
What students say
In 14 months I went from A1 to B2 and got into TU Wien. Without Browski I would never have figured out the Austrian bureaucracy.
Anna K.TU Wien, Computer Science
Homework review is what every app was missing. A real teacher sees your mistakes and explains why.
Dmytro S.Level B1 → C1
We applied to three universities and got two admissions. The team held our hand from the first call to the visa.
Olena M.Universität Wien, Economics