The JKU's Structure.

Space for lists, space for requests, space for overviews. The organizational structure provides insight in to how the JKU is organized as well as information about who to ask if you have an inquiry. Who, where or why? Here are the answers.

Organizational Structure

Who does what here? The JKU's structure is rather straightforward. The organizational chart provides an overview of positions and areas of responsibility.

University Management

The Rectorate is responsible for the university's management and consists of the following official offices:

  • Rector
  • Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs
  • Vice-Rector for Finance and Entrepreneurship
  • Vice-Rector for Research and International Affairs
  • Vice-Rector for Campus Enhancements, Digitalization, and Sustainability
  • Vice-Rector for Medicine

University Senate

The University Senate addresses all academic matters. The Senate consists of 26 elected individuals who are active at all areas of the university.

University Council

The University Council acts as a controlling body and is made up of 9 individuals from academia and the local business community.

Faculties & Schools

The JKU has a total of four faculties and six schools that are organizational units with research and teaching responsibilities. Among these are the more than 120 institutes and competence centers.

  • The Linz Institute of Technology

    LIT
  • The Linz School of Education

    SoE
  • The Business School

    BUS
  • The Kurt Rothschild School of Economics and Statistics

    ROSES
  • The School of Social Sciences and Humanities (SSSH)

  • Linz Institute for Transformative Change (LIFT_C)

    LIFT_C
  • Interdisciplinary Institutes and Centers

    Overview

Administration

Central Services ensures that everything at the JKU regarding administration runs smoothly. It may sound complicated, but it's not: The following chart provides a good overview!

JKU Organigramm

Special Organizational Departments

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