Siemens Aktiengesellschaft Österreich
Siemens is one of the country's leading technology companies and makes a significant contribution to domestic value creation with all its production plants, globally active competence centres and regional expertise in every province. The company connects the physical and digital worlds - with the aim of achieving benefits for customers and society. Siemens focuses on the areas of intelligent infrastructure in buildings and decentralised energy systems, automation and digitalisation in the process and manufacturing industry, and intelligent mobility solutions for rail and road transport. Automation technologies, software and data analytics play a major role in these areas.
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Siemens supports young talents from TU Graz on their career path.
Statements from previous scholarship holders
scholarship holder 2022/23
The Siemens scholarship offers me the incredible opportunity to make the beginning of my education in Austria as successful as possible and to be able to concentrate fully on my studies.
Olha Mudryk, Bachelor's Programme in Software Engineering and Management
scholarship holder 2022/23
Not only does the Siemens scholarship provide financial support that makes my life easier, but I also have been given the opportunity to establish a connection with a well-known company.
Fejsal Perva, Master's Programme in Software Engineering and Management
scholarship holder 2021/22
Thanks to the generous support of the Siemens scholarship, I can concentrate fully on my studies and am even more motivated to continue doing my best. I also appreciate the chance it gives me to make contact with an internationally renowned company in this way.
Magdalena Hinterkörner, Master's Programme in Computer Science
scholarship holder 2021/22
In addition to the generous financial support, the Siemens scholarship offers me the chance to learn more about what happens in various areas at this well-known company. The versatility Siemens offers means that I can continue to specialise in my interests in the future.
Mathias Oberhuber, Master's Programme in Computer Science
