Shaping the digital future
42 is an international, renowned programming school, which uses the revolutionary approach of Peer-Learning. With no degree requirement, it targets anyone above 18 years old with an ICT talent. 42 is a school with no teachers, no lectures, no fees. Only 100% Coding.
2-minutes introduction video
You learn programming by collaborating with other students. Having no teachers, means that projects are evaluated through peer review.
Learn by doing. The curriculum consists of high quality and up-to-date projects which are constantly innovated by a group of experts.
Develop soft skills needed in working life such as adaptability, critical thinking, collaboration and learning to learn.
Instead of slaying dragons, you slay projects. You progress through the curriculum with experience points and levels instead of years and semesters.
The campus is designed to make connections, learn programming, create music and play games. We believe in the power of co-creation beyond the screen!
To join 42 Vienna as a student there are 3 important steps in the admission process:
With its location in the heart of Europe, Austria offers magnificent landscapes, cultural diversity and an attractive business and innovation location. The federal capital Vienna is even considered the city with the highest quality of life worldwide. However, Vienna also offers space for talent as an educational location and an ecosystem that creates perspectives and enables personal development.
42 Vienna offers a unique tech education for coding talents. The programming school stands for open access and an innovative educational model - without teachers, without books and without fees. Campus 42 Vienna has been offering space for development and networking since October 2022 and will grow to around 500 students in the next three years. Further locations in Lower Austria (Amstetten) and Upper Austria (Wels) are being planned.
When you become a student at 42 Vienna, you’re part of the 42 Network! Currently, there are 18,000 students, studying at 40+ campuses in 25+ countries all over the world.
