studies further education research transfer university Career uni.linewsStudent numbers at the University of Liechtenstein stable at a high level Current, highlight Student numbers at the University of Liechtenstein stable at a high level As of November 15, 2021, the University of Liechtenstein had 692 students in consecutive study programs - a gratifyingly stable development at a high level. The University of Liechtenstein shows 692 students enrolled in the consecutive bachelor, master and doctoral programs for the country's education statistics, compared to 708 at the same time last year. The current student numbers thus remain constant in the upper segment of the range of 500 to 800 students specified in the service agreement in the consecutive courses in architecture, law and economics. Maintain high attractiveness Due to the travel restrictions, many students decided to study in their region of residence in 2020. In addition, many graduates began their university studies directly after graduating from high school, as a gap year was not possible due to Corona. This led to the highest number of students in the past year. This one-off effect subsided in 2021 and student mobility has increased noticeably again internationally. With 692 students in the winter semester 2021/22, the steady growth of previous years can be continued. «Against the background of the corona effect, we are delighted that our university in the region and internationally has apparently been able to maintain its visibility and attractiveness when choosing a course and after a few years has found its established place in the university landscape », explains Markus Jäger, Rector of the University of Liechtenstein. More than 40 doctoral students The number of more than 300 master’s students, also from an international environment, shows that the focus on master’s students has been stabilized. This is in line with the strategy of the University of Liechtenstein, because "our goal as a university is to train highly qualified specialists, especially for the domestic job market, and thus counteract the growing talent shortage in the region," explains Klaus Tschütscher, President of the University Council of the University of Liechtenstein. “It is very important to us to take into account the needs of the regional job market in our master’s degree programs, in particular by developing and making degree programs more flexible to combine studies, work and family at master’s level. It should be emphasized that, for the first time in the history of the university, more than 40 students are enrolled in doctoral programs. "Our consistent quality strategy in teaching and research pays off and positions us successfully with students - even under the currently difficult framework conditions," says rector Markus Jäger happily. LET'S STAY IN CONNECTION!  #socialwall University of Liechtenstein Fürst-Franz-Josef-Strasse, 9490 Vaduz, Liechtenstein, T +423 265 11 11, info@uni.li imprint Disclaimer Privacy Policy The safety of your personal data is important to us uni.li uses cookies and technical services: Technically necessary cookies for usage, statistics and marketing cookies for content improvement. Decide which cookies you allow. This can lead to data transfers to third countries. Please note the > data protection declaration TECHNICALLY NECESSARY STATISTICS MARKETING FUNCTIONALITY ACCEPT SELECTION ACCEPT ALL SHOW DETAILS