Focus on sustainability: FH Campus Vienna invites you to Sustainability Day 2025!

Focus on sustainability: FH Campus Vienna invites you to Sustainability Day 2025!

FH Campus Wien, Österreich - On April 10, 2025, the FH Campus Vienna, the largest university of applied sciences in Austria, announced the upcoming Sustainability Day 2025, which will take place on April 22, 2025. This event is organized by the alliance sustainable universities, an association of 15 Austrian universities. The event is held online via MS teams and starts at 9:00 a.m., ending at 6:30 p.m. The motto of the event is "Our Power Our Planet" and addresses central challenges of our time.

universities have a special responsibility in the context of global challenges such as climate change, species death and resource shortage. The organizers of the Sustainability Day have therefore developed an agenda that illuminates important aspects of sustainable development, including renewable energies, sustainable mobility, circular economy, digitization and much more. Elisabeth Steiner, chairwoman of the alliance, emphasizes the importance of innovative solutions for the creation of a sustainable society, while Doris Link, COO of the FH Campus Vienna, emphasizes the interdisciplinary exchange as a key to sustainability innovations.

topics of Sustainability Day 2025

• Renewable energies & energy management
• Sustainable mobility
• circular economy & resource management
• sustainable building
• Digitization & Ki
• regulatory developments
• sustainable consumption & nutrition
• Education & Communication
• fossil -free energy supply

Sustainability Day 2025 is an important part of the efforts to implement sustainable practices in university formation. Such initiatives reflect the need to take a holistic look at complex challenges such as climate change and the loss of biodiversity. According to the Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF), these two topics are closely linked and require significant measures to maintain ecologically valuable habitats.

biodiversity loss and climate change

biodiversity, the variety of life on earth, encompasses plants, animals and ecosystems and is important for essential ecosystem services such as clean water and a stable climate. The increase in resource use and the destruction of biodiversity areas tighten the existing twin crisis from climate change and loss of biodiversity. This requires not only national, but also international collaborations to address these challenges.

In addition, the UNESCO program "Education for Sustainable Development: Global Sustainability Goals realize (BNE 2030)" "Using Education as a tool for sustainable development. It requires relevant institutions to implement measures to promote sustainable thinking and action, whereby the Federal Government regularly presents reports.

Overall, the upcoming event shows how important it is to strengthen the connection between university formation, sustainability and responsible use of natural resources in order to meet the global challenges of our time. For more information about the Sustainability Day 2025 please visit OTS , bmbf and BildungsServer .