Lauder Business School

Lauder Business School is a fully recognized and government-funded University of Applied Sciences.

About


Lauder Business School (LBS) was founded in 2003 as a University of Applied Sciences with financial help from Ronald S. Lauder. There are currently app. 310 students enrolled in one undergraduate and two graduate programs.

 


LBS degree programs are in line with the Bologna requirements, accredited by the Agency for Quality Assurance and Accreditation Austria and listed with the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science, Research and Economy. The language of instruction is English.

 

Accommodation


  • The Jewish heritage dormitory is located in the beautiful and quiet 19th district of Vienna, which is only 5 minutes' walk from class. At the dorms, reside each year about 120 Jewish students from a  variety of countries and cultural backgrounds.
  • The dorms provide American-Style private or shared rooms, which are fully furnished and ready to move in. In addition, students can enjoy brand new study lounges, social lounge, gym and an affordable laundry service room in the building.

Location & Facilities


  • Vienna is the largest university city in the German-speaking world and home to a large student population.
  • In 2015/16, there were almost 200,000 university students in Vienna.
  • From historic bridges and Baroque buildings to contemporary architecture, Vienna is the perfect blend of old and new. In some parts of the city, the mix of tradition and modernity is quite striking.
  • The Giant Ferris Wheel in Vienna is one of the world’s oldest operating Ferris Wheels in the world.
  • Constructed in 1897, Wiener Riesenrad (or Riesenrad for short) stands at the entrance of an amusement park in Leopoldstadt.