| Programme | Tuition | Total cost | Expected salary | Acceptance rate | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Management | $3,401 | $49,025 | $52,000 | 58% | 24 months |
The University of Innsbruck grew out of a Jesuit grammar school established in 1562 by Peter Canisius and financed by the salt mines of Hall in Tirol; it was chartered as a university with four faculties on 15 October 1669 by Leopold I. Reduced to a lyceum in 1782, it was re-established in 1826 by Emperor Franz I — hence its official name honouring both founders, Leopold-Franzens-Universität. It is the largest education facility in Tyrol and the third-largest university in Austria, with significant contributions across many fields, above all in physics.
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