Conference: “Writing in Transformation. Schlaglichter auf eine Kulturtechnik im Wandel” from 6 to 7 November 2025
Over 100 participants from Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg and Austria took part – both in person and online – in the conference on 6 and 7 November 2025, which was organised in cooperation with GewissS (Society for Scientific Writing), the CTL at the University of Vienna and the Writing Centre at FHWien der WKW. The aim […]Read more on Conference: “Writing in Transformation. Schlaglichter auf eine Kulturtechnik im Wandel” from 6 to 7 November 2025
„Breathe, Focus, Thrive“ with Christin Gerstorfer
How breathing shapes performance – this was demonstrated by Austrian freediving athlete and FHWien alumna Christin Gerstorfer on November 4 in an interactive career talk at the FHWien der WKW campus. Based on her own journey from burnout to mental strength, she shared practical techniques that help students and graduates strengthen their focus, resilience, and […]Read more on „Breathe, Focus, Thrive“ with Christin Gerstorfer
Insights into everyday work and practice at BDO Austria
As part of the “Mentoring” course, first-semester students of the Bachelor's program in Finance, Accounting & Taxation had the opportunity to learn more about BDO on September 23, 2025. With around 1,100 employees in Austria, BDO is one of the leading providers in the fields of auditing, tax consulting, commercial law consulting and consulting. […]Read more on Insights into everyday work and practice at BDO Austria
Insights into Vienna’s Culture, Events & Cuisine
As part of the Master's program in Urban Tourism & Visitor Economy Management, our students analyze key areas of urban tourism in the “Advanced Tourism Perspective & Practice” module. Over three intensive days, the students immersed themselves in Vienna's cultural, economic and culinary tourism landscape, accompanied by experts from the field. […]Read more on Insights into Vienna’s Culture, Events & Cuisine
Construction Site of the Future: Students visit the LeopoldQuartier
What might the future of living and working look like? Students studying Real Estate Management wanted to find out for themselves – and visited the construction site of the LeopoldQuartier in Vienna's second district, not far from the Augarten park and the city center. […]Read more on Construction Site of the Future: Students visit the LeopoldQuartier
About “Ethics of Artificial Intelligence” – the Responsible Management Lectures (RML) 2025
In the winter semester 2025/26, the RML will offer two public and free online lectures on “Ethics of Artificial Intelligence” with Dr. Carolina Villegas-Galaviz (Fordham University, New York, USA) and Prof. Bernd Stahl (University of Nottingham, UK). […]Read more on About “Ethics of Artificial Intelligence” – the Responsible Management Lectures (RML) 2025
Experience entrepreneurial craftsmanship in a realistic setting
How can strategy, leadership, and financial knowledge be made tangible? Through real action! […]Read more on Experience entrepreneurial craftsmanship in a realistic setting
Focus on sustainability and digitalization – Anna-Vera Deinhammer in the spotlight
As Endowed Chair for Sustainable Real Estate Development at FHWien der WKW, FH Prof. Anna-Vera Deinhammer not only contributes her expertise to teaching and research but is also actively involved in international platforms. […]Read more on Focus on sustainability and digitalization – Anna-Vera Deinhammer in the spotlight
What is a part-time study program? And is it even possible?
Studying, work, leisure time, family, friends – juggling all of these things sounds like a real balancing act at first. But it is possible! 🎯 Namely, by studying part-time at a university of applied sciences. What exactly does that mean, who is it suitable for, and how can you organize your life around it? Here are the most important answers… […]Read more on What is a part-time study program? And is it even possible?
Cornelia Dlabaja on Markets as Social Places
On October 17, 2025, the Viktor Adler Market in Vienna's Favoriten district was transformed into a place of exchange between research, art, and urban society. […]Read more on Cornelia Dlabaja on Markets as Social Places