The University of Vienna is the oldest University in the german speaking part of Europe, founded in 1365. It employs 9700 people of which 6800 are scientists. The University educates 93000 students, who can choose among over 180 fields of study.
The school will be held at the earth science department of the University of Vienna (Geozentrum UZA II Althanstraße 14 1090 Vienna).
For more information on the University of Vienna please visit the University's website.
The google map below shows you how to access the building from nearby public transport stops. The entrances are not at street level. The paths in red lead over stairs, the paths in green lead over ramps.
Vienna is the capital and largest city of Austria. As one of the largest cities in central europe it exhibits a rich cultural experience and heritage. The city offers a variety of cultural attractions in the form of museums, music venues or architectural points of interest. In addition Vienna offers culinary delights as well as a vibrant night life. The compact city center can be easily explored by using the comprehensive public transport system.
For more information on Vienna follow one of the links:
Website of the city administration
If you have questions or require further information, please contact us via email at mrk16@univie.ac.at
We would like to thank the sponsors supporting this school.
