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From June 3 to 6, the first part of the comparative excursion “Democracy and Climate Change Adaptation in Berlin and Vienna” of the Institute of Geography and Regional Research of the University of Vienna took place in collaboration with the Institute of Geography of the Humboldt University of Berlin (HU-B)...

Melk is a small district capital on the Danube River in Lower Austria. The town is well known for its… joinery?! Yes – at least that’s one of several future visions the owners of a former joinery site have for the space.

THE chance to use your skills outside of everyday university life and to develop professionally and personally!

Old WU (University of Economics)? UZA? Althangrund West? At the Spittelau? What will the site of the future Campus Althangrund even be called? A fundamental question that the students of the course "Urban Labs: Approaches, Methods, Skills" came across in numerous discussions with local stakeholders.

The webinar presents the results of the project seminar on dealing with brownfield sites in Lower Austria. The former textile factory in Hirschbach/Waldviertel served 15 Master's students as a...

Not all citizens have the same opportunities to participate in urban development processes. As part of the course "Theoretical Foundations and Methods for Transdisciplinary Urban Research", Master's students...

Practice partners and universities: Together for the SDGs | Service Learning - theory meets practice

The lecture series takes place as part of the extension curriculum for Bachelor students at the Institute of Geography and Regional Research at the University of Vienna.

Yvonne Franz reflects together with Stefan de Corte on the 4Cities Master, which will come to an end in 2025

Read about this year's ARL summer school which took place in Vienna. Together with the Institute for Geography, ViertelZwei was examined by urban researchers from around the world.

After a 4Cities Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Spring School with a focus on transdisciplinarity was held at University of Vienna in 2023, a cross-semester transdisciplinary programme was pursued for the 15th cohort in the summer semester 2024.

The former textile factory in Hirschbach/Waldviertel serves as a learning case for industrial transformation in Austria for 15 master's students from the Department of Geography and Regional Research as part of their project seminar.