Browse mentoring programs available in this region.
The alma Mentoring programme at the University of Vienna connects students with alumni and experienced professionals to support career orientation, career planning and the transition into working life.
Who is it for? Students planning their careers
The BOKU:BASE Mentoring Program supports prospective founders and young entrepreneurs with experienced mentors to implement and further develop their business ideas.
Who is it for? Prospective founders and young entrepreneurs
Mentoring program of the Medical Faculty at Johannes Kepler University Linz supporting early-career female researchers and physicians in career planning, research development, and networking.
Who is it for? Early-career female researchers and physicians
A university mentoring scheme that links new students with academic staff in small groups to ease the transition into academic and everyday student life.
Who is it for? New JKU students beginning their studies
Cross-university mentoring program for women researchers in Austria combining individual coaching, workshops, and networking with established figures from academia and university management.
Who is it for? Women researchers at higher education institutions in Austria
Connects MCI alumni mentors with final‑year students for a nine‑month, guided career mentoring relationship.
Who is it for? Final‑year MCI students seeking guidance
University-led coaching and mentoring services offering confidential career counselling, individual coaching and conflict-resolution support for early- and mid-career researchers.
Who is it for? Early- and mid-career researchers and junior faculty
MedUni Wien's mentoring program supports students through individual exchanges with senior peers as well as experienced clinicians and scientists.
Who is it for? Students of human medicine and dentistry
BOKU pairs ERC Starting Grant applicants with experienced mentors to refine proposals, improve project positioning and prepare for interviews.
Who is it for? ERC Starting Grant applicants
BOKU mentoring programme connecting female students and graduates in forestry and the wood sector with experienced professionals; provides career orientation and includes workshops and networking formats across the value chain.
Who is it for? Female students and graduates in forestry and wood-related fields
University of Innsbruck mentoring for early-career female researchers: long-term mentoring, peer groups, and training to support scientific and professional development.
Who is it for? Advanced doctoral candidates and early postdocs (women)
Long-term career development programme at BOKU for women scientists in STEM, offering individual mentoring tandems, workshops, coaching and networking activities.
Who is it for? Women scientists in STEM (particularly postdocs)
A comprehensive set of peer and professional support services at Modul University Vienna offering tutoring, buddy matching, academic guidance and wellbeing resources for students.
Who is it for? Current and incoming Modul University students
ÖIF mentoring programme that helps migrants through personal mentor support to access employment, vocational training and further education in Austria.
Who is it for? Well-qualified migrants
Supports psychology students—especially first-year students—by providing orientation and study guidance from trained mentors from higher semesters.
Who is it for? Psychology students, especially first-year students
Sindbad connects young people with free personal mentors for 8–12 months to support their entry into upper secondary school or an apprenticeship.
Who is it for? Young people transitioning into upper secondary education or apprenticeships
Peer-to-peer mentoring at the Juridicum (University of Vienna): experienced students support first-year and higher-semester law students with study organization, exam planning, learning strategies, and stress management.
Who is it for? First-year and advanced law students
TU Graz students support secondary school pupils with their pre-scientific (Vorwissenschaftliche) or diploma papers and provide individual guidance for the start of university; mentoring is conducted in German.
Who is it for? Secondary school pupils
Peer mentoring by experienced TU Wien students supporting first‑year, returning and struggling students through group meetings, study planning and campus orientation.
Who is it for? First‑year, returning and struggling students
An interdisciplinary peer-mentoring series in English for students starting a master's at the University of Vienna, offering four sessions per semester (online and on campus) to support orientation, study skills and networking.
Who is it for? Students beginning a master’s degree