Without solidarity, there is no democracy
Barbara Prainsack and Elisabeth Holzleithner on why solidarity is the foundation of democracy.
The University of Vienna is one of the most internationally renowned research universities. We consider both basic and applied research as a global endeavour in which we strive for excellence.
We recognise that many new ideas arise at the interfaces between different disciplines. That is why we particularly foster interdisciplinary exchange in six strategic priorities in research that contribute to solving societal challenges.
Barbara Prainsack and Elisabeth Holzleithner on why solidarity is the foundation of democracy.
Anuscheh Farahat addresses a key question: Who should be entitled to take part in the democratic decision-making process in Austria?
New synthesis method enables targeted modifications to hard-to-reach sites on molecules
Centralised support for doctoral students, postdoctoral researchers as well as senior scientists, as well as current calls.
Faculties and centres, research networks, doctoral schools and core facilities (such as the Vienna Life-Science Instruments)
Career opportunities in research, teaching, project management and professional services
ViCAS is a new interdisciplinary centre dedicated to advancing innovative research in all fields and to encourage dialogue that can bridge national and disciplinary borders. The University of Vienna’s Center for Advanced Studies offers space for a year of deep, undisturbed research at the heart of one of Europe’s most stimulating cities.
Find out more on the ViCAS website
The University of Vienna is strongly committed to raising the visibility of women in research. Each year, the university takes part in the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, which was first initiated by the United Nations to raise awareness of the gender gap in STEM disciplines. Our participation aims to inspire, scrutinise and demonstrate how we can achieve equal access to and participation in science for women and girls.
On 11 February, the university highlights profiles of female academics working at the Faculty of Life Sciences, the CeMESS centre, the Data Science research network and the interinstitutional Max Perutz Labs. This spotlight showcases the range of initiatives that promote equal opportunities and the visibility of women in science.
The University of Vienna’s diverse research reaches deep into everyday life. Just as intriguing as the research findings themselves are the processes and the people behind them.
Across various locations in Vienna and the federal provinces, visitors are invited to take a behind-the-scenes look. The University of Vienna also brings research to life through a rich and varied programme of public events.
The strategic priorities bundle and channel activities in research, teaching and the promotion of young researchers. It is the basis of our international networks (e.g., via Circle U.) and national collaborations.
They are socially relevant, interdisciplinarily interconnected and internationally visible, promoting the success of cooperative, international third-party funded projects (e.g., EU missions).
u:cris provides a structured overview of the University of Vienna’s researchers, their academic activities, publications, international collaborations, and externally funded projects.
The Ethics Committee of the University of Vienna reviews research projects to ensure compliance with fundamental ethical principles and legal requirements.
The University of Vienna is fully committed to a fair, inclusive, and forward-looking research assessment system
The University of Vienna is committed to maintaining the highest standards of academic integrity and excellence in research, teaching, and administration.