Where can I find the information about the course offerings at Universität Innsbruck?
Here you can find an overview of the current open Aurora courses at Universität Innsbruck. Furthermore, all Aurora students can check thecourse catalog of Universität Innsbruck to find out which courses have been classified or opened as Aurora courses. For this purpose, a special "Aurora" section has been created in the UIBK Course Catalog:course catalogue >> Interdisciplinary and Additional Courses >> Aurora>> respective course >> course description.

How can I successfully register for the course as a student from one of the Aurora partner universities?
All Aurora students must complete a short questionnaire indicating their course preferences in order to be admitted to  Universität Innsbruck (enrollment) or to register for one or more courses. Students of Universität Innsbruck do not need to complete any further registration steps afterwards, as they have already been admitted. Students from other Aurora universities will receive a link via email to digitally register at Universität Innsbruck.
At the bottom of the Aurora page you will find that link which will lead you to the registration for your selected Aurora course.

What does confirmation of enrollment from the home university mean and how can I get it?
A Confirmation of Enrolment is an official document that can be used to verify your status as a student and to provide proof of your current enrollment in a degree program at one of the Aurora universities. Usually it is an electronic document which you can receive from the Office of Student Affairs, Admissions Office or Secretary's Office.

I have already sent all the necessary application documents, but still have not received the confirmation letter and my access data. Is there a problem with my application?
Students will receive a system message each time a submitted document is confirmed or rejected. After the registration deadline and data clearing, ALL students will be notified by email as to which courses they will be enrolled in.
The maximum number of participants possible per course or per Aurora University is determined by the number of participants set for the course (see course catalog).
Places are allocated on a "first come - first served" basis, with a minimum number of places per Aurora University.
Access data will be sent after admission to Universität Innsbruck and successful course registration but before the course starts. Aurora students (with the exception of regular students of Universität Innsbruck) receive their access data for the IT services of the University of Innsbruck (LFU: online, OLAT, etc.) by e-mail and can use all student resources with it.

Are there are any fees for the course?
For Aurora students from other Aurora universities, the Rectorate waives the tuition fees (EUR 363.36). The fees for the Austrian Students´ Union (currently EUR 22.70) will be paid from the Aurora funds.

Where can I find the OLAT-Instructions?
Here you can find a short instructions on how to use Learning Management System OpenOlat including the most important options.

How does the Academic Calendar at Universität Innsbruck look like?
The University’s academic year consists of two semesters. The first semester, the winter semester, lasts from the beginning of October until the end of January. The second semester, the summer semester, lasts from the beginning of March until the end of June/first week of July.
The Academic Calendar including exact dates can be found here.

I have successfully completed the course, how does the recognition of the learning outcomes work?
Grades are entered via LFU:online as for all other regular courses at Universität Innsbruck. After successful completion of the course, all students can download/print their official transcripts/certificates via LFU: online (student portal >> my examinations >> exam results).
The admission to Universität Innsbruck or a possible admission to a course does not guarantee that the achieved learning outcomes or grades will be recognized at the home institution for the respective study program. We, therefore, urgently suggest that you seek clarification as early as possible with the person and/or department responsible for recognition of courses at the respective home institution (e.g., Dean of Studies, Associate Dean of Studies ...)!