Lauder Business School (LBS) is a globally recognized and state-funded University of Applied Sciences in Business Administration, accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) in the US, and in the European Union by the relevant Austrian authorities (AQ Austria).
The LBS Career Center is a specialized career service exclusively for Lauder Business School students. Its goal is to support students as they transition into their professional careers, offering a range of services including daily job board updates, career counseling, application document reviews, job interview preparation, and coaching.
The LBS International Office plans, coordinates and administers the school’s relations with providers of higher education and corporate partners worldwide. It acts as the interface for internationalization efforts in LBS’s degree programs and the school’s mission to prepare for global business careers.
Learning is most rewarding in an environment which caters for excellence in teaching, up-to-date library and IT facilities, innovative applied research, and a smooth administration. LBS is proud of being an organization, which actively listens to its students and employees to constantly improve its services. Building on a sustainable network with local and international partners and the growing alumni community, LBS is committed to career promotion and placement of students and graduates.
LBS has been ranked 2nd in Vienna and 4th in Austria by the independent INDUSTRIEMAGAZIN for two consecutive years, highlighting the university´s academic excellence and high student employment rates. Independent Peregrine tests place the LBS programs in the top 10% of ACBSP accredited universities worldwide. This recognition underscores LBS´s commitment to providing top-tier education and career opportunities.
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I really like the international group of students, since it is how it was advertised and not just a slogan. The lecturers speak good English and mostly are very friendly and interesting. It’s obviously something different now, since we only had online lectures. However, I really enjoyed them. I was able to meet most of my fellow students (some are not in Austria so it wasn’t possible). Unfortunately, the university did not ask us students if we wanted to continue online, hybrid or on-Campus. Simply asking by getting the opinions would have been appreciated, but most of us are not keen to come to campus in October or even move to Austria for 2 more semesters.
Beautiful campus, Heavy academic workload, great Jewish community
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