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Reimagining responsibility for artificial intelligence

January 13, 2026

In the winter semester of 2025/26, the “Responsible Management Lectures: Ideas for Better Business” at FHWien der WKW focused on one of the central future issues of our time: the ethics of artificial intelligence (AI). […]Read more on Reimagining responsibility for artificial intelligence

Case study: “Global Mobility” with Vialto Partners

January 13, 2026

As part of the “Interdisciplinary Case Studies” course, Stephanie Maukner and Ilma Okanović from Vialto Partners Austria Steuerberatungs GmbH presented an interesting case study on the topic of “global mobility” and cross-border activities of employees. […]Read more on Case study: “Global Mobility” with Vialto Partners

From use case to added value: Final project results at House of WKW

January 13, 2026

Students in the Bachelor's program in Digital Business showed how WKW.now can provide even more targeted support to users in the future—with intelligent matching and concrete concepts. […]Read more on From use case to added value: Final project results at House of WKW

Grant Thornton: Insight into stock market takeovers

January 8, 2026

At the end of December, Michael Szücs (partner) and Helfried Schodl (senior manager) from Grant Thornton gave a detailed and practical lecture on the topic of “Takeovers on the Vienna Stock Exchange” to third-semester students of the bachelor's program Finance, Accounting & Taxation as part of the interdisciplinary case studies course. […]Read more on Grant Thornton: Insight into stock market takeovers

Communication concepts for digital therapy support in a business field project with Companicus

January 8, 2026

Students of the Bachelor's program in Corporate Communication at FHWien der WKW developed communication solutions for an innovative support model in the field of mental health. […]Read more on Communication concepts for digital therapy support in a business field project with Companicus

Rethink 2025 – Designing the City for Everyone

January 8, 2026

How can cities be designed to enable participation and promote social justice? This question was the focus of the third edition of the event series “rethink inclusion– shaping social participation,” which took place in Vienna at the end of November. In her presentation, Cornelia Dlabaja, Endowed Chair at FHWien der WKW, classified inclusion as a fundamental prerequisite for livable cities. […]Read more on Rethink 2025 – Designing the City for Everyone

Science belongs at the center of society

January 8, 2026

As ambassador for the Vienna Ball of Science 2026, Elka Xharo, Academic Expert & Lecturer in the Digital Economy study programs, shows how curiosity breaks down barriers – and why visibility matters for women in STEM. […]Read more on Science belongs at the center of society

Interdisciplinary case study on digitalization and the use of AI in tax consulting by TPA Steuerberatung

January 7, 2026

As part of the Interdisciplinary Case Studies course, third-semester students of the Bachelor's program in Finance, Accounting, and Taxation at FHWien der WKW gained exciting insights into current developments in digitalization and the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in tax consulting. […]Read more on Interdisciplinary case study on digitalization and the use of AI in tax consulting by TPA Steuerberatung

Data, Markets, Stories: Bloomberg for Journalistic Research

December 19, 2025

Students in the third semester of the Bachelor's Program in Journalism & Media Management were given the opportunity to explore topics of their choice in greater depth using the Bloomberg terminals at FHWien der WKW in the “Capital Investment & Funding” course. […]Read more on Data, Markets, Stories: Bloomberg for Journalistic Research

First-hand Insights: EY in dialogue with students

December 19, 2025

As part of the mentoring course for the Bachelor's Program in Finance, Accounting & Taxation, students gained exciting insights into the working world of EY (Ernst & Young) in November. […]Read more on First-hand Insights: EY in dialogue with students