From November 23 to 28, 2026, FHWien der WKW will host the first-ever Future Impact Days — an entire week dedicated to the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Our students, graduates, lecturers and employees can look forward to an exciting and diverse program featuring workshops, lectures, walking tours and poster presentations on topics such as ESG, climate journalism, child protection in tourism, greenwashing, the care shift, urban tourism, and much more.
Program Highlights
- Panel Discussion: “Democracy Needs Headwinds: Why Free Media and Civil Society Are Indispensable”
- ESG Real Estate Talk
- Poster Walk: “Greenwashing”
- Climate Journalism Workshop
- Presentation: “Child Protection in Tourism”
- SDG Award and Teaching Award Ceremony
- ABZ*AUSTRIA Presentation: “Care Shift”
- Peter Klimek Presentation: “Resilient Systems and Supply Chains”
- Urban Tourism Walk
- Stem Cell Typing by the ÖH FHWien
- and much more
You can find the whole program here.
Registration
Registration is required only for specific program items (you can find more information on the registration at the corresponding program item in the program overview). For better planning, however, we ask you to register via the red button “Register for the event” on this page.
We look forward to inspiring Future Impact Days featuring interesting presentations, exciting discussions and valuable networking opportunities!
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