Spaces are made: An invitation to change perspectives
At the book presentation of the anthology “Raum – Theorie – Empirie” (Space – Theory – Empiricism) by editors Cornelia Dlabaja and Sarah Nimführ at FHWien der WKW, it became clear why space is not only geographically relevant, but also socially and politically relevant. […]Read more on Spaces are made: An invitation to change perspectives
Taste as a Travel Motive: New Book on Culinary and Wine Tourism
As co-editor, Daniela Wagner from the Tourism & Hospitality Management Study Programs presents an anthology that brings together the contributions from the 6th Culinary and Wine Tourism Conference. […]Read more on Taste as a Travel Motive: New Book on Culinary and Wine Tourism
Reimagining responsibility for artificial intelligence
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
Rethink 2025 – Designing the City for Everyone
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
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
Sustainable supply chains: Study highlights consequences for Austrian IT companies
A publication by the Competence Center for Business Controlling & Accounting at FHWien der WKW shows the wide-ranging impact of the EU Supply Chain Directive on smaller IT companies and why transparency is becoming a key success factor. […]Read more on Sustainable supply chains: Study highlights consequences for Austrian IT companies
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!
“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
From Laughing into Understanding: How politically incorrect may humor be?
In an article about the new movie, Marian Adolf, communications scientist and professor at FHWien der WKW, analyzes the humor behind “Stromberg” for RedaktionsNetzwerk Germany. […]Read more on From Laughing into Understanding: How politically incorrect may humor be?
Personalized social media news feeds are pushing people apart
Communication researchers from FHWien der WKW presented their study on media use among 18- to 30-year-olds at the annual conference of the German Society for Journalism and Communication Studies in Münster. […]Read more on Personalized social media news feeds are pushing people apart