Re-Visiting the History of Linz’ Nibelungen Bridge
They say that on the way to King Etzel's court, the Nibelungs passed through Linz - a story the Third Reich exploited for political purposes.
The 2025-2027 Performance Agreement: A Successful Negotiation to Ensure Progress
The JKU successfully concluded negotiations in regard to 2025-2027 Performance Agreement with the Austrian Ministry of Education, Science & Research,…
Lukas Furtmüller and Jakob Obrovsky Presented with National Recognition Awards
The researchers were presented with awards in recognition of their outstanding Diploma/Master's theses.
Exciting Home Victory for HC LINZ AG against JAGS Vöslau
Narrow, but nevertheless: The home team prevailed 26:24 against their guests.
Inaugural Lectures: Introducing New Professors at the JKU
In November, the JKU held the traditional inaugural lectures for new professors at the Faculty of Social Sciences, Business & Economics.
Hands-On History: How the Nibelungs Came to Linz - and Disappeared Again
Constructed during the Nazi regime, the Nibelungen Bridge in Linz was meant to symbolize Austria's annexation to the German Reich.
Orange the World 2024 - Ending Violence against Women
Violence towards women is one of the most widespread violations of human rights in the world.
Introducing the JKU LIT Open Innovation Center’s New Managing Director
Elisabeth Ulbrich MA, MSc has been named Managing Director at the JKU's LIT Open Innovation Center (OIC).
Watch the 12th JKU medTALK
The 12th installment in the JKU medTALK series focused on “The Ignaz Semmelweis Institute: Alliance Against Infectious Diseases”.
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