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At the beginning of June 2025, six students from the Journalism & Media Management study area at FHWien der WKW participated in the international media project Europe On Air in Madrid. This initiative, co-financed by the EU program Creative Europe, brings together aspiring journalists from across Europe every year to produce audio features on socially relevant topics. […]Read more on Listening to Europe, Experiencing Diversity: Europe On Air 2025 in Madrid

The long-standing Erasmus partnership between FHWien der WKW and the Dutch Hogeschool Utrecht was further strengthened in May 2025 through a reciprocal exchange on multiple levels. The focus was on the advancement of teaching, the exchange of best practices, and the initiation of joint research projects. […]Read more on Erasmus+ funding connects journalism study programs in Vienna and Utrecht

As part of the current public value report, the ORF asked academics for their assessment. Gisela Reiter from the Journalism & Media Management Study Program is one of them and discussed the results at the ORF DialogForum. […]Read more on The ORF takes a public value check

At the 18th Research Forum of Austrian Universities of Applied Sciences, which took place on May 7 and 8, 2025 at FH Campus Wien, numerous researchers from FHWien der WKW presented their results under the motto “Doing Research - Shaping the Future”. […]Read more on Shaping the future with applied research

Four days at the heart of the international media scene: As part of a study trip to Perugia, nine students gained practical journalistic experience and reported on the International Journalism Festival. The resulting articles were published in cooperation with the media department of Der Standard. […]Read more on Between old walls and new ideas: FHWien-students at the journalism festival in Perugia

What are the opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence for journalism, democracy and society? This question was at the heart of the International School of Multimedia Journalism (ISMJ) 2025, which celebrated its tenth anniversary this year. From February 10 to 14, twenty students from Austria, Denmark, Georgia and Ukraine met in Vienna to produce multimedia reports. […]Read more on Ten years of ISMJ: Artificial intelligence in the focus of young journalists

How can complex topics be presented in a way that appeals to young people? The students on the Content Production & Digital Media Management study program have been working intensively on this question and have developed new formats that are geared towards the viewing and listening habits of young target groups. The result: online, video and audio formats that inform… […]Read more on News consumption in transition: Journalism for Gen Z

With the “Excellence Club” in the field of communication, FHWien der WKW launches a new excellence program to promote outstanding students and to make their commitment visible. The club is intended as a special recognition for those who stand out for their high motivation and exceptional achievements in their studies. […]Read more on Making commitment visible: New Excellence Club promotes outstanding students

Gisela Reiter, Andreas Hess and Marian Adolf from the Department of Communication presented a study on trust in AI-generated journalism at the 10th European Communication Conference (ECC 2024). The results of the study highlight the complex relationship between technological progress in journalism, audience perceptions and trust in news media. […]Read more on Trust in AI journalism in times of communicative and social (dis)order

On September 30th, the FHWien of the WKW hosted the sixth award ceremony of the renowned Journalism Young Talent Award. Among the numerous submissions, works on current social issues such as soil consumption and work-life balance were particularly convincing. A total of ten young talents from the fields of radio & audio, TV & video, text and multimedia were honored.… […]Read more on Soil consumption and quiet quitting: FHWien der WKW honors young journalists in 2024