FH of the BFI Vienna: Cooperation with Wiener Stadtwerke for the future

FH of the BFI Vienna: Cooperation with Wiener Stadtwerke for the future

Laimgrubengasse 10, 1060 Wien, Österreich - The University of Applied Sciences of the BFI Vienna has announced significant cooperation with the Vienna Stadtwerke, which promises a significant strengthening of the practical relevance in training. This cooperation was presented as a strategic initiative to intensify the exchange between science and industry in the field of personnel and organizational management. "The Vienna Stadtwerke are a central player in the infrastructure of Vienna. With this partnership, our students can gain valuable insights into an important company," said Eva Schiessl-Foggensteiner, managing director of the FH of the BFI Vienna. This connection will enable students to immerse yourself in the professional world through practical learning formats and project work, as emphasize the Viennese municipal utilities who want to position themselves as an attractive employer to integrate innovative impulses from research.

practical training and international support

The cooperation not only provides for the exchange of current developments in personnel management practice, but also numerous activities such as guest lectures and participation in careering. Marion Roßhap, head of the corresponding courses, noted: "With our close cooperation with well -known partners such as the Vienna Stadtwerke, we specifically prepare our students for the requirements of the modern labor market." It is also important to support international students at the FH of the BFI Vienna, which are promoted by free German courses at different levels. These courses are an excellent opportunity to integrate into Vienna Society and to reduce the language barriers, which better prepared international students for their studies and future career opportunities.

The offer for international students includes beginners' courses and courses for advanced users who start every semester. Registration takes place by email and the courses take place on Wohlfutstraße 22. Lisa Klauser coordinates this initiative and ensures that the lessons are well organized. These steps show the commitment of the FH of the BFI Vienna, not only to offer the students high -quality training, but also to offer extensive language skills that they will support in their future professional life, as the university continues.