Today in Austria: A roundup of the latest news on Friday
Find out what's going on in Austria on Friday with The Local's short roundup of today's important news.
University applications: how to win a place by being unconventional
Applying to universities can be a nerve-wracking experience. In competitive field, what’s the best way to stand out? The Local looks at how making an unconventional application – and using digital media to present your authentic self – could secure your place at a top university or business school.
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‘Fun is back’: Austria announces further opening steps
Austria has announced further lockdown relaxations, with Chancellor Sebastian Kurz telling the media "everything that is fun is back again".
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What makes Austrian citizenship so hard to get?
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Masks, testing and sport: What are the rules for schools in Austria?
School is back in Austria from Monday onwards. Here’s what parents and students can expect.
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How to get an English-speaking therapist in Austria
Living overseas and navigating a different language can be stressful at the best of times. Throw in a pandemic and ongoing travel restrictions and the pressure can become overwhelming, which is where therapy comes in.
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The best lakes and swimming spots in Austria
German word of the day: Gell
If you’re planning on heading to south Germany, Austria, or Switzerland, you’ll be certain to hear today’s word of the day in almost every conversation.
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How to swear like an Austrian
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EXPLAINED: How to live and work in Austria as a non-EU national
Known as ‘third country’ citizens, people from outside the EU will need certain permits to live and work in Austria. Here is what you need to know.
