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Q: What are the academic requirements for studying Psychotherapy Science or Psychology at SFU?
A: You find the detailed informations in our download presentation or on our websites:
> link Psychotherapy Science
> link Psychology 

Q: Do I Need a Visa to Study at SFU in Austria?
A: Yes, in most cases, you need a visa in order to study in Austria. You find all information about studying in Austria in our presentation (download area)

Q: When Do I Apply for an Austria Student Visa?
A: You should apply for an Austria student visa at least three weeks before you plan your departure. You find all information about studying in Austria in our presentation (download area)

Q: What is the difference between psychotherapy science and psychology?
A: Psychology is more oriented towards understanding human behavior in general (e.g. business or social psychology), psychotherapy aims at helping the individual by understanding its unique experience of life and offering avenues to change and self-empowerment. While clinical psychology (as another specialisation of psychology) also provides help with the hardships of life, it uses a more standardized approach (like tests, pre-structured interviews etc.).

Q: Since the university is named after Sigmund Freud, is psychonalysis the only branch of psychotherapy offered?
A: No, SFU provides its students with extensive knowledge about all branches / schools of psychotherapy and offers the full range of specialisations for their dedicated vocational training (e.g. systemic, Gestalt therapy, cognitive-behavioral etc...).