News and stories from the University of Vienna: detailed articles and podcasts about research, personal insights into student life, as well as the latest press releases – everything you need to know about research, studying, and teaching at a glance.
How curiosity generates knowledge: This section provides an overview of the diverse research projects conducted at the University of Vienna – explore our press releases, interviews in the research magazine Rudolphina, podcasts and reports.
"For Women in Science" awardee Nida Ali explores how the biology and psychology of stress interact to cause disease.
Why citizen science projects such as a multilingual speech contest can help build and defend strong democracies.
Long-term study with over 700 participants shows the influence of social narratives on the situation of people with depression
At the end of the semester question, education researchers Edvina Bešić, Dirk Lange and Barbara Schober reveal their reading tips.
Study reports the earliest genetic diagnosis in humans and provides new insight into rare diseases in prehistory
When people perceive artificial intelligence as replacing human labour, trust in democracy and political participation decline
What is happening at the University of Vienna? This section compiles the latest news from within the University to keep you up to date, ranging from prizes and awards to personnel changes.
A warm welcome to our six new professors.
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Funding for chemist Thomas Böttcher
University of Vienna ranks #22 in the Arts and Humanities category
What is happening in the area of studies? News about degree programmes, experience reports, tips and insights into everyday student life – directly on the University of Vienna’s blog.
Time off from university over the summer is the ideal opportunity not only to relax but also to invest in your future.
Eight FAQs about the application and admission – so that nothing stands in the way of your start at the University of Vienna.
Zoe Zweifler has spent four months on an Erasmus+ internship at Aarhus University – and here she shares her experiences and insights.
We provide prospective students and students with current insights into university studies and campus life on Instagram, Facebook and our blog.
Those interested in research can find news and highlights on Bluesky and YouTube.
Alumni and all those interested in career paths at the University of Vienna can find information and insights on LinkedIn.
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Rudolphina is the research magazine of the University of Vienna. Here, you can find first-hand knowledge – directly from a research team, the laboratory or a think tank.
The podcast An der Quelle (at the source) takes you to where new knowledge is created: researchers at the University of Vienna share what they’re working on – whether in the field, at their desks, or at remote research stations."
Our univie Blog is a collection of stories from the many people who make up the University of Vienna. Dive in and explore their perspectives.
Access the latest press releases, expert contacts across diverse scientific fields, contact persons in the Media Relations team, and a curated selection of press images.
