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Cornelia Dlabaja has been an endowed professor for sustainable urban and tourism development since August 2023. The expertise of the sociologist, cultural scientist and tourism expert is in great demand, as her participation in numerous events in the first quarter of the year shows. We present a selection of these. […]Read more on Endowed professor Cornelia Dlabaja in request as an expert

Real Estate Management students were able to take a look behind the scenes at the BUWOG headquarters on Rathausstrasse in the 1st district. They not only got to know BUWOG as an innovative employer, but also gained insights into the field of asset management. […]Read more on Visit to the BUWOG headquarters

Endowed professor Cornelia Dlabaja invited experts in inequality and family research from the Technical University of Dortmund to the second Urban Future Talks at FHWien der WKW. […]Read more on Urban Future Talks: City and social inequality

Journalism faces new challenges with the spread of generative artificial intelligence (AI). Dealing with disinformation and upholding basic ethical principles are are proving to be particularly relevant. At a panel discussion at FHWien der WKW, renowned experts discussed how journalists can meet these challenges. The keynote speech was given by Eva Wackenreuther, fact checker at AFP. […]Read more on Between Distrust, Innovation and Enlightenment: AI, Disinformation and Journalism

On March 15, it was that time of the year again: at our Open House, interested people and applicants were able to find out more about our study programs and explore the campus. […]Read more on Highlights of our Open House 2024

Marian Adolf, Andreas Hess and Gisela Reiter from the Department of Communication at FHWien der WKW presented "Measures for the re-integration of an eroding communication culture" at the annual conference of the German Communication Association (DGPuK) in Erfurt. […]Read more on “Falling apart at the seams”

If journalism wants to be relevant, it cannot do without facts, figures and data - for analysis, context and quality. In the new course, we teach the skills to turn even complex data into gripping stories with skillful storytelling. […]Read more on Study data journalism & develop storytelling

Sustainability and economic success go hand in hand here: at the CITY PARK VIENNA business park. Students from the Real Estate Management Study Programs from FHWien der WKW visited Austria’s first modular business park in the south of Vienna. The project was presented and guided by the project manager of GO ASSET Development GmbH, Konrad […]Read more on CO2-neutral and energy-efficient: visit to Austria’s first modular business park

The 4th semester of the Bachelor's program in Human Resources Management started with a hot topic for our students: the use of AI in HR development. In cooperation with ÖBB, our students will be working on a practical HR project over the next few months. […]Read more on AI in ÖBB’s personnel development

What do winners look like? Students of the Real Estate Management Study Programs found out during a FIABCI excursion to one of the international Prix-winning projects, the Hotel Prater Glacis, better known as the Superbude. Michael Todt, Superbude Managing Director, gave a tour of the award-winning project and provided many interesting insights into the challenges […]Read more on Innovation and Sustainability: insights into a PRIX-winning project