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The MLP Business Park Vienna in Vienna’s 22nd district is a prime example of this. At the end of April, students from the Real Estate Management study programs visited this modern commercial and logistics property. During their visit, they gained insights into sustainable real estate development, flexible usage concepts and the requirements of urban logistics locations. […]Read more on Logistics can be sustainable

How do you develop sustainable events for a UNESCO World Heritage Site? And what is it like to work in international teams on real-world challenges in tourism? […]Read more on International Project in Finland

The real estate industry is facing major changes: economic uncertainties, new demands on space, and shifting usage needs are currently shaping the conversation. This makes the exchange between practice, academia and education even more important. […]Read more on Breakfast with Real Estate Professionals

How are cities planned - and, above all, for whom? This question served as a central theme throughout the Jane’s Walk Vienna Festival 2026. Co-organizer and expert Cornelia Dlabaja, Endowed Chair for Sustainable Urban Tourism, also provided important insights. Her contributions to the panel discussion and walks demonstrated how closely research, urban development and social engagement are intertwined. […]Read more on Understanding the City while Walking: Recap of Jane’s Walk Vienna Festival 2026

Digital Business is more than just a buzzword. It is about how companies strategically use digital technologies to develop new business models, optimize processes and improve customer experiences. The Bachelor’s program at FHWien der WKW combines business, technology and communication – with a practical and future-oriented approach. […]Read more on What can I do with a degree in Digital Business?

Students in the Bachelor’s program in Corporate Communication demonstrated how safety communication can reach young audiences in an emotional, relatable, and effective way. […]Read more on Focus on Accident Prevention: Communication Campaigns for the Road Safety Board

More than 150 part-time master’s students at FHWien der WKW were surveyed as part of a study on performance motivation, organizational commitment, and the importance of various professional aspects. […]Read more on Between Classroom and Workplace: Priorities, Motivation, and Commitment of Part-Time Master’s Students

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