Learning with professional Tools: Bloomberg Terminals
As part of the “Microeconomics of Competitiveness Course”, students at the Master's Program Executive Management had the opportunity to work intensively with FHWien der WKW's Bloomberg Terminals, gaining valuable practical experience. This system is one of the leading programs for financial information, market analysis, and business news. […]Read more on Learning with professional Tools: Bloomberg Terminals
Hands-on experience: Real-life case study of the 2008 financial scandal
Marlene Bäuchl and Alexander Stieglitz, partners at the management consultancy Forvis Mazar and cooperation partners of the Financial Management study program, worked with third-semester students of the Bachelor's Program Finance, Accounting & Taxation at FHWien der WKW to develop an exciting case study from real life. […]Read more on Hands-on experience: Real-life case study of the 2008 financial scandal
Grant Thornton visits FHWien der WKW
In an exciting presentation, Michael Szücs, partner at Grant Thornton Austria, and Seline Grossauer, senior associate in the People & Culture department, gave students of the Bachelor's Program in Finance, Accounting & Taxation at FHWien der WKW fascinating insights into their everyday work. […]Read more on Grant Thornton visits FHWien der WKW
Short-term mobility: Master’s students gain practical experience in Crisis Communication at Tilburg
In a Blended Intensive Program (BIP) in Tilburg, students of the Master’s program in Communication Management at FHWien der WKW worked on a crisis case in international teams. […]Read more on Short-term mobility: Master’s students gain practical experience in Crisis Communication at Tilburg
Out of the lecture hall and into real life: How to network
The Bachelor's Program in Management & Entrepreneurship aims to equip young people with the necessary skills to become founders or managers. In addition to legal, economic, and management topics, one key skill is essential: networking. […]Read more on Out of the lecture hall and into real life: How to network
Teaching Mobility: Insights into Danish higher education culture
Birgit Schaller and David Bourdin from the Competence Center for Marketing at FHWien der WKW taught at Zealand Academy and gained valuable insights into Danish higher education culture. […]Read more on Teaching Mobility: Insights into Danish higher education culture
Teaching Writing in the Age of AI: New Self-Study Course for Lecturers!
“Do you design effective writing assignments? Guiding independent writing in the age of AI”:In this self-study course (in German) for university lecturers, you will learn how to design meaningful writing assignments that students can complete independently and realistically—even in times shaped by AI. What to expect: A recipe for creating your writing assignments, Six key […]Read more on Teaching Writing in the Age of AI: New Self-Study Course for Lecturers!
Forvis Mazars gives insights into every day working lives
As part of the “Mentoring” course in the Bachelor’s Program in Finance, Accounting & Taxation, first-semester students had the opportunity to attend a guest lecture by the international tax and auditing firm Forvis Mazars. […]Read more on Forvis Mazars gives insights into every day working lives
“The Places To Be” – This is what cities should look like in the future
The playbook “The Places To Be” is the result of a cooperation between Vienna Tourism, the Endowed Chair for Sustainable Urban and Tourism Development at FHWien der WKW and Urban Innovation Vienna. The practical handbook entitled “Playbook – The Places To Be” was presented to an interested specialist audience and discussed together as part of a dialogue at the Looshaus.… […]Read more on “The Places To Be” – This is what cities should look like in the future
CCBE on the Move: Innovation from Athens to Utrecht
Over the past month, the Competence Center for Business English has been actively sharing and gathering meaningful instructional design insights from northern to southern Europe. […]Read more on CCBE on the Move: Innovation from Athens to Utrecht