University Orchestra Celebrates 40 Years
Anniversary Concert on November 21.
32nd Coding Contest Broke All Records
The most recent Catalysts Coding Contest took place in 37 cities, including Linz. Over 4,200 programmers took part.
Computer Scientist Karl Hoffelner - One of the First Pioneers
For 50 years now, students in Austria have been able to select Computer Science as a major. More precisely: at the JKU. Karl Hoffelner was one of the very first students.
Third ‘tim’ Location at the JKU
Tram passengers can take advantage of tim hubs and combine travel by public transportation with (e-)car-sharing vehicles and rental car services.
50 Years of Computer Science at the JKU – Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
The moon landing, Woodstock, Vietnam War protests - 1969 was a memorable and defining year that changed the world in many ways. The Concorde jet broke the sound barrier and Harvard researchers succeeded in isolating a single gene. At UCLA, a small group of students and researchers sent a message between two networked computers, underpinning the Internet with a network known as ARPANET. 1969 also saw the birth of computer science studies in Austria - at the newly established "Linzer Hochschule für Sozial und Wirtschaftswissenschaften", today’s Johannes Kepler University.
GET STARTED
Bachelor's and Diploma Degrees
Discover what you need to know about the Bachelor's and Diploma Degree programs at the JKU.
Start Your Studies
New Student? Click here to find out what you need to know!
Ask the JKU Team
Do you have specific questions or
can't find what you're looking for?