Veranstaltungskalender

Organized by the Institut für Ostasienwissenschaften (Sinologie), this singing contest open to all the students at Universität Wien to have fun learning together, using music as a vehicle to exchange language and to enhance the Chinese proficiency.

CAREseiten zeigen - Veranstaltungsreihe von UniKid-UniCare Austria

Beim Move & Meet Tuesday können sich Studierende 30 Minuten gemeinsam bewegen, neue Leute kennenlernen und den Kopf frei bekommen - mitten im Unialltag, in Alltagskleidung und ohne Anmeldung. Die einfachen Übungen lassen sich gut in Lernpausen, zwischen Lehrveranstaltungen oder nach langem Sitzen in den Alltag integrieren.

Open lecture series

Talk of Tomáš PUCIK

We are going to look into the world of large hail. Why some storms produce small hail and the others can produce giants that measure more than 10 cm across? How do we keep the records of the large hail and why aren't official weather station records enough? Are there ways how to forecast and nowcast the hail size reliably? What determines the damage potential of hail besides its size? And what can we say about the future of destructive hailstorms in Europe?

(European Severe Storms Laboratory)

The Magic of Moiré Quantum Matter
Pablo Jarillo-Herrero | Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Physics

We cordially invite you to join us for this info event!

"Changing Cities, Changing Societies"

Queer and Trans Reproduction in Europe

An interdisciplinary panel discussion for PhD students, early-career researchers, and prospective PhD students

Wer krabbelt, kriecht und fliegt im Botanischen Garten der Universität Wien?

Forschungskolloquium mit Theresa Vollmer (Institut für Soziologie)

Wir beantworten dir Fragen rund um die Mobilitätsprogramme der Universität Wien und stellen euch alle wichtigen Informationen zum Auslandssemester zu Verfügung.

Ringvorlesung Turkologie Wintersemester 2026/27

Memory Across the Mountains: Memorial Activism Surrounding the 1916 Urkun in Kyrgyzstan

Vedran Sulovsky (München): At the Heart of European Political Networks: The Imperial Court Chapel and Chancery from 1106 to 1215

Queerfeminist Lecture Series "Who Knows? Queer Feminist Perspectives on Knowledge Production, Access and Power"