Lunz am See, Austria

Wasser Cluster Lunz

Status
Public
Official website
wcl.ac.at ↗

Wasser Cluster Lunz at a glance

The WasserCluster Lunz (WCL) is an Austrian inter-university centre dedicated to research on aquatic ecosystems. Jointly affiliated with the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Vienna (BOKU), the University of Vienna, and the University of Krems, it positions itself as an independent research institute specialising in the study of aquatic environments.

Wasser Cluster Lunz is a public institution located in Lunz am See, Austria.

With the Lebocheur mobile app, you apply to Wasser Cluster Lunz yourself and talk with the institution in a dedicated conversation.

How to apply

  1. Download the Lebocheur appFree on iOS and Android; your account is ready in under 2 minutes.
  2. Unlock the programmePick the programme you want; it uses one application from your coffret.
  3. Talk with the universityKeep all your application files in one place and talk directly with universities.
Discovery coffret10 free applications from sign-up, refilled every 30 days.
Unlimited coffretUnlimited applications, agent calls and the library for 30 days.

Frequently asked questions

How do I apply to Wasser Cluster Lunz?

Download the Lebocheur app, pick a programme at Wasser Cluster Lunz and tap “Apply”: this uses one application from your coffret. You then write to the university from the dedicated conversation, with your documents attached, and its replies arrive in the same place.

Does Lebocheur apply on my behalf?

No. You apply yourself: you write and send your own message and documents from the app. Lebocheur gives you the channel to the university, message templates and tracking for every application.

How do I track my application?

Each application has a status in the app (pending, accepted, rejected) and a notification tells you when the university replies.

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