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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

Catherine Prewett-Schrempf and Linda Slattery from the Competence Center for Business English (CCBE) recently attended the 58th Annual IATEFL Conference in Edinburgh. This prestigious international event brought together around 3,000 English language professionals from across the globe to share insights, research, and innovations in the field of English language training. […]Read more on CCBE at IATEFL 2025: Showcasing a “Triple AI” Approach to Business Writing

Enabling Independent Learning On May 6, 2025 the Teaching & Learning Center (TLC) held its second didactics exchange with around 35 participating teachers – both on-site and online. Under the central theme of “Enabling Independent Learning”, the event offered exciting ideas and stimulating exchanges. After an introductory welcome from the TLC, two inspiring presentations followed: […]Read more on Didactics Exchange on May 6, 2025

What is the state of production work in Austria? Running until June, the “Made in Austria (MiA) IndustriePANEL” of TU Wien - in cooperation with the Institute for Digital Transformation and Strategy (IDS) of FHWien der WKW - helps to determine the current situation and invites participants to TU Wien in October to exchange ideas with science and practice. […]Read more on Study examines future challenges facing the industry

Walter Mayrhofer and Gerald Schneikart from the Institute for Digital Transformation and Strategy (IDS) shed light on modern project management in their new textbook. “Hybrides Projektmanagement” is a practice-oriented introduction in German to a topic that is becoming increasingly important: the intelligent combination of classic and agile project management methods. […]Read more on A hybrid route to project success

The best way for students to acquire international competencies are study-relevant periods abroad. While part-time students are in the majority at FHWien der WKW, they participate only marginally in international mobility. The research project "EDUcation-INNOvation-COOPeration" explores the causes and looks for ways to change this. In addition, the project is dedicated to an evaluation of the international university partnerships of… […]Read more on EDUcation-INNOvation-COOPeration: Interim results after the first two years of the project

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

“Values are non-negotiable!” says Peter Kaiser, Deputy Secretary General of the Austrian Red Cross. He presented the strategy and impact of the country's largest humanitarian aid organization to interested students. […]Read more on Why practicing values is the key to sustainable leadership

What happens behind the curtain at a fashion show? How is a fashion event managed and what does a recyclable red carpet have to do with it? Bachelor students asked these questions to the VIENNA FASHION WEEK management team as part of the “Strategic Management” lecture series in the Bachelor`s program Management & Entrepreneurship. […]Read more on There’s no such thing as impossible: strategies for success in the fashion and event industry

Leyla Tavernaro-Haidarian, International Course Manager at FHWien der WKW, presented an innovative model of short-term mobility for Master's students at the edcom spring conference in The Hague. […]Read more on Short-term mobility in the Master’s program: cross-border collaboration with Georgia