Legal notice

Disclosure as per section 25 MedienG [Media Act]

Owner and publisher

University of Klagenfurt
Universitätsstraße 65–67
9020 Klagenfurt am Wörthersee
Austria

The owner and publisher for the website is the University of Klagenfurt, Web Editor.

Content, editorial and technical responsibility for the sub-pages

Faculties, departments, organisational units, units etc. may operate their own sub-servers, and shall be responsible for their content. Please contact the person responsible for the relevant page.

The content and editorial responsibility for the main pages of the University of Klagenfurt lies with the Web Editor.

Technical Support

The technical support for the WWW server www.aau.at is carried out by Central computing services (CCS) at the University of Klagenfurt.

If technical problems occur, then please email the Web Editor.

Design/implementation

The content and graphic design, the programming and the implementation of the web presence of the University of Klagenfurt have been created and implemented jointly by the Public Relations & Communication unit and the Central computing services unit.

Supervisory authorities of the University of Klagenfurt

Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research

Legal form

Corporate body under public law.

Tax numbers of the University of Klagenfurt

VAT number: ATU 37868802

EORI number: ATEOS1000019137

Tax number with Klagenfurt tax office: 309/6849

Bank details for general transactions

Raiffeisenlandesbank Kärnten
IBAN: AT42 3900 0000 0251 5039
BIC: RZKTAT2K

Tasks of University of Klagenfurt

According to section 3 of the 2002 Universities Act the University of Klagenfurt fulfils the following tasks within its sphere of action

1. advancement of sciences (research and teaching), and the advancement, appreciation and teaching of the arts;
2. education through science and the advancement and appreciation of the arts;
3. scientific, artistic, artistic-pedagogical and artistic-scientific training, qualification for professional activities requiring the application of scientific knowledge and methods, as well as teaching artistic and scientific skills at the highest level;
4. training and promotion of junior academics and young artists;
5. continuing education, particularly of university graduates and graduates of university colleges of teacher education;
6. internal co-ordination of scientific research (and the advancement and appreciation of the arts) and teaching at universities;
7. promotion of domestic and international co-operation in research and teaching, and the arts;
8. promotion of the use and practical application of their research findings, and of community involvement in efforts to promote the advancement and appreciation of the arts;
9. gender equality, and the advancement of women;
10. maintenance of contacts with graduates;
11. provision of public information on the performance of the tasks of the universities.