Campus Blog & News

Cornelia Dlabaja, Endowed Professor of Sustainable Urban and Tourism Development at FHWien der WKW, examines how mass tourism is affecting Venice’s public infrastructure. In an article in the “International Journal of Urban and Regional Research,” she highlights how local initiatives are attempting to preserve social cohesion and the “right to the city” in an increasingly commercialized environment. […]Read more on When Cities Become Backdrop: Venice’s Struggle for Infrastructure

Since the 2025–2026 winter semester, FHWien der WKW has been sending a clear signal about the future: Students can earn an AI certificate that specifically prepares them for the professional use of artificial intelligence. In doing so, the university is responding not only to the growing importance of AI in the workplace but also to specific regulatory requirements such as… […]Read more on AI Certificate: Skills You Can Put to Use Right Away

Urban development concerns us all—especially if we live, work, and study in Vienna. […]Read more on The Vienna Plan – For a Better Quality of Life and Greater Competitiveness in Times of Multiple Crises

One of the most exciting inner-city development projects in Vienna’s 3rd district is currently taking shape on over 11 hectares. […]Read more on A Visit to the Village im Dritten – A Glimpse into the Neighborhood of Tomorrow

As part of the “Meet the Expert” series, the Real Estate Management Study Programs welcomed experienced communications professional Ernst Eichinger on Friday, April 24, 2026. Despite the sunny spring weather, over 50 students and interested attendees accepted the invitation to gain insights into more than three decades of communications in the real estate industry. […]Read more on Preparation, Trust, Responsibility: The Formula for Successful Crisis Communication

In the course “Strategic and Change Management,” sixth-semester students in the Bachelor’s program in Finance, Accounting & Taxation used Bloomberg terminals to deepen their understanding of key concepts through practical analyses. […]Read more on Quick Access, in-depth Analysis: Bloomberg in the Classroom

International experience, specialized expertise, and early practical involvement are among the key factors for entering the global financial market. This is precisely where the dual degree program “Venture Capital and Entrepreneurial Financing” comes in, offered by the Master's Program Financial Management & Controlling at FHWien der WKW in collaboration with the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya (UIC) in Barcelona. […]Read more on Dual Degree Program: International Opportunities for Finance Professionals

Students from the Bachelor’s program in Corporate Communication at FHWien der WKW developed creative social media stories about Belgian cities as part of a short-term mobility program. […]Read more on Short-term mobility: Social media stories for Belgian city marketing

In the new podcast studio at FHWien der WKW, students can produce professional audio recordings – for example, as part of the Content Creation module in the Bachelor’s programs in Corporate Communication. […]Read more on New podcast studio enables professional audio productions at FHWien der WKW

What does transformation really feel like? How much courage do I need to embrace change? Do only big “Bold Moves” require courage, or do the small daily decisions we make actually make us brave? And how can courage drive change in companies and organizations? […]Read more on Bold Moves: Recap of Transformation Camp 2026