TU Austria

TU Austria feel. tech. europe. Science and technology drive development, economic growth, employment and prosperity. TU Austria supports Austria’s sustainable development.

TU Austria, uniting Vienna University of Technology (TU Wien), Graz University of Technology) TU Graz and Montanuniversität Leoben (MU Leoben) under one label, offers a new and promising path. Guided by the principle of “United Through Excellence”, these institutions are setting new standards in science and engineering teaching and research. Established in 2010, the initiative has already brought together more than 43,000 students, 5,300 graduates and 10,000 employees. Since that time, TU Austria had developed into an influential, well networked and highly visible university forum. Its members work together to tackle today’s important issues in research, teaching and university policymaking. The aims of this association are:

Adaptation of research focuses and learning offers
enhanced cooperation in research, education and services
Usage of synergies (e.g. full usage of the infrastructural capacities and the creation of critical masses)
united appearance in public
Benchmarking for identifying best practice
Development of common positions and representation of these interests towards third parties

Unique in Austria, the initiative has delivered a string of outstanding achievements in teaching and research such as, for example, the outstanding facilities of the Polymer Competence Center Leoben and the degree course on Sustainable Construction. Achievements such as these have made TU Wien, TU Graz and MU Leoben extremely attractive partners for science, business and politics. Studies have shown that production output, gross value added and gross investment in technology in Austria are seven times higher than in tourism, for example. There is much greater demand on the domestic and international job market for graduates from TU Austria universities than from other universities. And these graduates also earn more.

The TU Austria Innovation Marathon not only gives students the chance to use their skills to solve the challenges set by...
11/09/2026

The TU Austria Innovation Marathon not only gives students the chance to use their skills to solve the challenges set by companies – at the ‘Talent Breakfast’, the companies present themselves as employers and students can engage in direct dialogue with them.

10/09/2026

That’s a wrap on the 2026 Innovation Marathon!
Take a moment, watch the recap video and let the spirit of these 24 hours inspire you. 🚀
What an incredible burst of innovation at the mumok - Museum moderner Kunst Wien, framed by the AIT Austrian Institute of Technology Technology Talks.

A heartfelt thank you to the dedicated students who accepted this challenge with so much passion, and to the company representatives from Miba Group, voestalpine, AT&S and OMV who contributed their commitment and expertise in such an inspiring manner.

And of course, a big thanks to everyone who made this event such a success:
- Project lead Mario Fallast and Innovation Coaches Christina Duller and Bernhard Vierbauch from ICG Integrated Consulting Group
- dkmotion and his team for the amazing videos!
- SOA Soundarchitecture for the amazing sound!
- Österreichisches Patentamt
- FFG Forschung wirkt.
- Industriellenvereinigung
- Horst Bischof, Peter Moser, Rektor Jens Schneider, Elke Standeker
- Technische Universität Wien // TU Wien, Montanuniversität Leoben, TU Graz, BOKU University , Johannes kepler Universität, Universität Innsbruck

See you next year!

The teams presented their ideas to a live audience and were rewarded with plenty of applause. Horst Bischof, acting Pres...
10/09/2026

The teams presented their ideas to a live audience and were rewarded with plenty of applause. Horst Bischof, acting President of TU Austria and Rector of TU Graz, summed it up perfectly: “TU Austria’s got talent!”

10/09/2026

Georg Knill, President of the Industriellenvereinigung, stopped by to wish the students all the best.

The clock is ticking. Soon, the results will be presented on the main stage. For now, it’s all about putting the finishi...
10/09/2026

The clock is ticking. Soon, the results will be presented on the main stage. For now, it’s all about putting the finishing touches in place.

It’s well past midnight, but the students are really hitting their stride now – they’re starting to develop the first pr...
09/09/2026

It’s well past midnight, but the students are really hitting their stride now – they’re starting to develop the first prototypes for their presentations...

The students are working flat out on their challenges, but the later it gets, the more tired they become. Luckily, Peter...
09/09/2026

The students are working flat out on their challenges, but the later it gets, the more tired they become. Luckily, Peter Moser, Rector of the Montanuniversität Leoben, drops by with a whole crate of energy drinks. 😇

09/09/2026

There’s one moment in the 24-hour Innovation Marathon that project lead Mario Fallast looks forward to more than any other. 👇

Some are still discussing their ideas, while others are already presenting their first drafts. But what have the student...
09/09/2026

Some are still discussing their ideas, while others are already presenting their first drafts. But what have the students come up with? We’re not giving anything away just yet... 🙂‍↔️

Where has everyone gone? Ah, of course – it’s break time. The students are probably outside soaking up some sunshine and...
09/09/2026

Where has everyone gone? Ah, of course – it’s break time. The students are probably outside soaking up some sunshine and recharging their batteries. And who can blame them? The weather here in Vienna and around mumok - Museum moderner Kunst Wien is absolutely lovely today. 💚

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