Mika Maruyama

2026W, Lecture with Practical Exercises, 2.0 ECTS

Stephanie Misa

2027S, Lecture with Practical Exercises, 2.0 ECTS

Sophia Rut

This is a 2 semester course which is co-led by Sophia Rut (researcher) and Johann "MJ" Redl (sound engineer). We will explore the usage of interviews in journalistic as well as research settings, working in groups on interview projects and own radio broadcasts for Radio Orange (free radio Vienna). We will introduce you to basic audio editing as well as… 2026W, Lecture and Discussion, 2.0 ECTS

Sophia Rut

This is a 2 semester course which is co-led by Sophia Rut (researcher) and Johann "MJ" Redl (sound engineer). We will explore the usage of interviews in journalistic as well as research settings, working in groups on interview projects and own radio broadcasts for Radio Orange (free radio Vienna). We will introduce you to basic audio editing as well as… 2027S, Lecture and Discussion, 2.0 ECTS

Peter Hochenauer

This course is about cross-disciplinarity beyond the buzzword. It provides an introduction to cross-disciplinary strategies against the backdrop of cross-disciplinarity as a critique of the prevailing academic knowledge culture. The following learning outcomes are targeted:* knowing the differences between disciplinary and cross-disciplinary approaches to knowledge* knowing basic assumptions, major concepts and epistemological stances of cross-disciplinary approaches to knowledge* knowing cross-disciplinary… 2026W, Introductory Seminar, 2.0 ECTS

Peter Hochenauer

2027S, Introductory Seminar, 2.0 ECTS

Ludwig List

2027S, Lecture and Discussion, 2.0 ECTS

Manfred Nowak

This course will introduce students to the field of human rights and global challenges from a multidisciplinary perspective. First, students will learn about the philosophy and history of human rights both at the national and international level. More concretely, the main mechanisms of protecting human rights in international organisations will be discussed, including the United Nations, the Council of Europe… 2026W, Lecture and Discussion, 2.0 ECTS

Manfred Nowak

2027S, Lecture and Discussion, 2.0 ECTS

Irina Lotarevich

Introduction to metal as a material for sculpture. Students will learn the basics of cutting, joining, and construction, as well as the proper use of tools and machinery. This course will prepare students to begin their own independent projects in metal. At the end of the semester, students will complete a small final project. Closed-toe shoes and practical clothing are… 2026W/2027S, Lecture with Practical Exercises, 2.0 ECTS

Monika Mokre

The course will provide an introduction into the research questions, topics, and methods of political science and teach students how to apply this knowledge. History of Political Science Key Concepts of Political Science Subfields of Political Science Methods of Political Science 2026W, Lecture and Discussion, 2.0 ECTS

Tanja Traxler

2026W, Lecture and Discussion, 3.0 ECTS

Brigitte Krenn

In the course, you will learn how to plan and conduct quantitative research. This will include: the introduction of fundamental terms; the presentation of qualitative and quantitative research methods, including quantitative methods such as self-completion questionnaire, structured observation, content analysis, and qualitative methods such as interviews, focus groups, ethnography and participant observation; how to decide whether a research question requires… 2026W, Lecture with Practical Exercises, 2.0 ECTS

Brigitte Krenn

Students will be taught how empirical studies can be understood, discussed and criticized. Students will be introduced to the basics of descriptive and inferential statistics by implementing and evaluating their own empirical study. For this purpose, students will build upon their work from the 1st part of this course in the Winter Semester where they have developed self-completion questionnaires, with… 2027S, Lecture with Practical Exercises, 2.0 ECTS

Elena Beringer

2027S, Lecture with Practical Exercises, 1.0 ECTS

Renata Wetter

2027S, Lecture with Practical Exercises, 1.0 ECTS

Tanja Traxler

2027S, Project Work, 5.0 ECTS

Boris Buden

Introduction to Philosophy: Thinking beyond monolingualism There is no thinking outside of language, as we learned at the beginning of the 20th century. Today, however, a new question arises: is this language a single natural language like ancient Greek, a lingua franca like Latin in the Middle Ages or Global English today, or an intrinsically philosophical language like German, as… 2026W, Lecture and Discussion, 2.0 ECTS

Boris Buden

2027S, Lecture and Discussion, 2.0 ECTS

Charlotte Reuß

Building on foundational knowledge of copyright law, privacy and data protection, the right to one’s own image, freedom of expression, and artistic freedom, this proseminar critically examines current developments and debates surrounding digitality. Particular attention is given to digital cultures and their social, political, and educational dimensions.The proseminar combines an engagement with legal frameworks with critical reflection and practical application.… 2026W/2027S, Introductory Seminar, 3.0 ECTS

Isabel Kranz

Pflanzen gelten gemeinhin als passiv: Sie können sich nicht eigenständig von einem Ort zum anderen bewegen und sich nicht durch Laute mitteilen. Oftmals werden sie daher lediglich als grüner Hintergrund wahrgenommen. Doch dieses Verständnis von Pflanzen hat sich seit den frühen 2000er Jahren gewandelt. Zunächst in der Biologie und dann zunehmend in Literatur und Kunst wird seither erforscht, wozu Pflanzen… 2027S, Lecture, 2.0 ECTS

Sascha Alexandra Zaitseva

Die Lehrveranstaltung findet immer am Freitag statt. Begrenzte Teilnehmer*innenzahl: (20 Personen) Die Lehrveranstaltung ist basisgebend für alle Studierende die keramisches Material in ihrer künstlerischen Arbeit zum Einsatz bringen wollen. Angeboten wird ein Querschnitt durch unterschiedliche Techniken, wie zum Beispiel: Plattentechnik, Wulsttechnik, freies Modellieren, ect. In dieser Lehrveranstaltung wird die Technik des Gießens und des Formenbaus nicht vermittelt! Die Auswahl der… 2026W/2027S, Lecture with Practical Exercises, 2.0 ECTS

Matthias Boeckl

The lecture course investigates a selection of key episodes of the history of Western architecture that influenced architectural production until today. The most important innovation steps in their development are presented. The topics range from the "first house" via the consequences of the Copernican Revolution to the digital age. Topic in Summer 2027: Modernism in Austria, 1945-2000 Lecture course in… 2027S, Lecture, 2.0 ECTS

Eva Engelbert

Building on seminars offered in 2023 and 2025 under the same title, the course once again examines historical as well as contemporary feminist spatial concepts. Taking as its point of departure the utopian vision of egalitarian, empathetic, and caring forms of living together, it investigates the mutual constitution of architecture and disease. Particular attention is paid to the relationships between… 2026W, Lecture with Practical Exercises, 2.0 ECTS

Richard Eigner

In diesem Kurs finden praktische Einführungen in die technischen Produktionsmittel der so genannten Klangkunst und der elektronischen Musik statt. Je nach den Bedürfnissen der Studentinnen und Studenten können die Themen dabei von einer Einführung in Audioschnitt, zu verschiedenen Klangsynthese-Arten (von subtraktiver zu granularer Synthese), Mikrofonie und Field Recording, Grundlagen in Musiktheorie, bis hin zur Produktion von elektronischen Kompositionen reichen. Das… 2026W/2027S, artistic Seminar, 2.0 ECTS

Eva Maria Catic

2027S, artistic Seminar, 2.0 ECTS

Jan Völker

We practice philosophy: Starting from the idea that philosophy comes into play where something is considered impossible, but that it is also responsible for exposing the dead ends of discourse—their impossibilities—we engage in practical forms of practice: criticism, thinking, and dialectics. The only prerequisite for this exercise is the desire to overcome one’s reluctance to change one’s own way of… 2026W, Practical Exercises, 2.0 ECTS

Eva Lenhart

2027S, artistic Seminar, 2.0 ECTS

Renate Vergeiner

entsprechend dem Thema der Vorlesung werden im Seminar monografisch Schicksale und Karrieren von Frauen beleuchtet, deren intellektuelle und kreative Leistungen sowohl auf ihre geistige Autonomie zurückgingen, als auch gerne von einer männlich dominierten Wissenschaft unterschlagen worden waren - und deren Verwandtschaft mit der mesopotamischen LilitH unübersehbar ist. Im Sommersemester geht es in konsequenter Folge wiederum um „starke Frauen“, deren Schicksale… 2027S, Academic Seminar, 4.0 ECTS

Pouya Sepehr

This course explores how knowledge is produced through sensory experience and multisensory research practice, and how are different ways of sensing trained, mediated, validated, translated, or excluded within research?. Moving beyond the idea of the senses as neutral channels of perception, it examines how seeing, listening, touching, smelling, moving, and sensing are culturally learned, technologically mediated, and shaped by power,… 2026W, Introductory Seminar, 2.0 ECTS

Echo Can Luo

Collaboration today rarely takes place within a single shared location, medium, or timeline. Artistic work often unfolds across remote teams, online platforms, distributed archives, mediated bodies, shared files, delayed responses, and unstable forms of presence. What does it mean to make work together when you are never in the same room? This seminar treats collaboration as a technical and political… 2026W, artistic Seminar, 2.0 ECTS

Clemens Apprich

For MA and PhD students supervised by Clemens Apprich. If you are interested, please apply with details of your MA or PhD project (apprich@uni-ak.ac.at). The material studied will be adapted to the individual needs of the students. The working languages are English and German. 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Tulay Atak

Ongoing individual discussion of for the development of a dissertation.  2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Florian Bettel

Das Kolloquium bietet Raum für die gemeinsame inhaltliche und methodische Diskussion der im Bereich Kultur- und Technikgeschichte angestrebten Master- und Doktorarbeiten. In den gemeinsamen Sitzungen besprechen wir erste Forschungsergebnisse, inhaltliche Skizzen, Quellen- und Methodenfragen und tauschen uns über das wissenschaftliche Arbeiten im Allgemeinen aus. 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Matthias Boeckl

Ongoing individual discussion of developing dissertation. Dates by appointment. 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Alison Jane Clarke

Critical approaches to design theory, history and material culture in accordance with the parameters of students' dissertation research. Critical approaches to research methodology. 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Brigitte Felderer

The development of projects will be regularly presented, feedbacked and supported. 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Edith Futscher

Das Kolloquium ist für Studierende, deren MA- Arbeit oder Dissertation von EF betreut wird. Es werden die einzelnen Projekte diskutiert und, wo möglich, Fragestellungen erörtert, die in mehreren Projekten berührt werden. Praktische Hilfestellung, Methodenreflexion und Auseinandersetzung mit Theorie sind neben den individuellen Präsentationen Gegenstand der LV. 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Petra Gruber

The Colloquium accompanies Master- and Doctoral Theses in the thematic area of the Department for Building Construction, and serves for mentoring and support of students in the working process and in the elaboration of the contents. The colloquium offers various teaching formats as necessary, from individual discussion to common presentations and discussions across projects.  2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Nanna Heidenreich

The colloquium is aimed at students who are working on their master's thesis or doctorate (bachelor students only after consultation in exceptional cases) to discuss open questions concerning their work, regarding content but also concerning structural and organisational questions. Appointments are made individually. There will be at least one group meeting during the semester (please register online and contact me… 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Eva Kernbauer

For students with MA or PhD projects under the supervision of Eva Kernbauer. If you are interested in a supervision please arrange an appointment via kunstgeschichte@uni-ak.ac.at. If you are interested in a PhD supervision, please include an exposé. Please only register for the course once you have been accepted as a MA/PhD student.   2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Isabel Kranz

Ziel des Kolloquiums ist es, sich gemeinsam intensiv dem wissenschaftlichen Schreiben in seinen unterschiedlichen Stufen und Ausprägungen von der Themen- und Thesenfindung über die Recherche bis hin zum konkreten Strukturieren und Formulieren von wissenschaftlichen Texten zu widmen. Das Kolloquium bietet somit neben der Diskussion von methodischen Fragen pragmatische Unterstützung bei den jeweiligen Abschlussarbeiten. Zentrale Voraussetzung ist daher die Bereitschaft, sowohl… 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Wolf Mangelsdorf

2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Ruth Mateus-Berr

FORSCHUNGSFRAGE: Wie gestalte und beforsche ich den Inhalt meines Themas?In dieser Lehrveranstaltung sollen wissenschaftliche Praxen zu individuellen Themen der MA und Doktoratsarbeiten (DOKTOR PHIL) vorgestellt und diskutiert werden. THEMEN: (Multisensual) Design Research. Künstlerische Forschung (in der Fachdidaktik), Design Thinking, Kontext Design, Social Design, (Dis)ability studies, Urbanismus, Kunst/Design & Gesundheit, Fachdidaktik, Interdisziplinärer und partizipatorischer Unterricht und Projekte, Kunst- Kultur-Designvermittlung. Ziel dieses… 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Boris Odehnal

This colloquium is devoted to regular reports concerning actual research and reports on the progress of master and PhD projects. 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Jakob Schillinger

Colloquium for MA and PhD students supervised by Jakob Schillinger. Participation is possible in both German or English. 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Eva Maria Stadler

Im Kolloquium für Master- und Doktoratsstudierende haben jene Studierenden, die an einer Masterarbeit oder Dissertation die Möglichkeit, in regelmäßig stattfindenden Präsentationen ihren Arbeitsfortschritt vorzustellen und zu diskutieren. Darüber hinaus werden Einzeltermine vereinbart , um die individuellen Forschungsarbeiten zu besprechen. 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Renate Vergeiner

Betreuung von Abschlußarbeiten zu meinen Schwerpunktthemen: LilitH, Manga und Comic, das Melancholiesyndrom im 16. Jhdt., Gartenkunst, Manierismus, Zwischenstile, Ikonographie und Ikonologie.  Termine nach Fortschritt der Arbeit jederzeit n. V. unter Voranmeldung auf: renate.vergeiner@uni-ak.ac.at 2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Jan Völker

2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS

Julienne Lorz

Colloquium for master students on the Expanded Museum Studies programme from the third semester onwards.   2026W/2027S, Colloquium, 4.0 ECTS