The phrase "austrian college" is correct in terms of grammar but may require capitalization as "Austrian College" for proper nouns.
You can use it when referring to a college or educational institution located in Austria or associated with Austrian education.
Example: "She decided to apply to an Austrian college to pursue her studies in international relations."
Alternatives: "Austrian university" or "college in Austria."
Max Schrems, a 24-year-old Austrian college student who corralled other young European users of Facebook to bring the issue to the attention of government regulators, immediately issued a statement.
An Austrian college student doing research found one of his advertisements seeking a new victim, and turned him over to police, who found 15 pounds of Brandes remaining in the murder's freezer.
If the heavy hand of the Soviet dictatorship had not left such a powerful imprint on Lviv, where Joseph Roth, the Austrian-Jewish writer, went to college and where Sholom Aleichem, the originator of "Fiddler on the Roof," wrote some of his stories, this city would almost automatically belong to the European club.
He was separated from his mother after the surrender of Munkács to the Austrians (1688) and taken to Vienna and placed in a Jesuit college in Bohemia to be brought up in Austrian ways.
His largest ecclesiastical ensemble was the Jesuit church and college at Loyola, Spain (1681 1738), which influenced Spanish, Austrian, and south German architects.
When Mark and I talked about time spent abroad during college, I rhapsodized over working in an Austrian ski hotel, following the path of Mad King Ludwig, losing myself in the Italian train system.
The next day, the Austrians delivered their captives to a barracks-prison, formerly a college of the Jesuits, in the fortress-city of Olmütz, Moravia (today Olomouc in the Czech Republic).
Were it not for his personal elegance, Mr. Welser-Möst, an Austrian and a boyish 42, might pass easily for a graduate student or fledgling college instructor.
Sixteen Austrians and four Americans remain in Italian jails, including Susanna Thomas, a Bryn Mawr College student and practicing Quaker from New Jersey, who had been working on her senior thesis on nonviolent social protest.
The Austrian teenager Marina Stuetz's path to the L.P.G.A. Tour did not go through an American college program, Golf Channel's "Big Break" or the Ladies European Tour.
Former Ski Racer Developed Swing That Sounds as Good as It Looks The Austrian teenager Marina Stuetz's path to the L.P.G.A. Tour did not go through an American college program, Golf Channel's "Big Break" or the Ladies European Tour.
