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Edited Volume "Transition and Transformation in Higher Education"

Contributions from the 4th Conference on Austrian Higher Education Research

Interdisciplinary research on education is important in many areas of education and business. Our group's research and teaching focuses on the individual, social and institutional factors that contribute to educational processes.

Consequently, we focus on the following topics:

  • Theory-based empirical research intended to help fulfill societal goals with regard to schools, universities, and professional training and continuing education

  • Teaching educational science knowledge/content for master's degree programs

  • Cooperating with scientific and educational organizations to improve the quality of teaching and to conduct joint practice-oriented research

Special Issue on Higher Education and Inequality

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The special issue, edited by Prof. Nairz-Wirth, Prof. Sarah O’Shea and Franziska Lessky explores the diverse range of inequalities encountered by learners throughout the student lifecycle and explores the policy implications in both an international and national context. Deeper understanding of how students move through the higher education landscape is key to efforts to increase representation and such an increase has been identified as an important driver of access and retention programs.

Read more: ►https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/toc/14653435/2021/56/1

Publication NESET II

Downes, P.; Nairz-Wirth, E.; Rusinaitė, V., Structural Indicators for Inclusive Systems in and around Schools, NESET II report, Luxembourg: Publications Office of the European Union, 2017. Doi: 10.2766/200506. [Download here]

Publications RESl.eu-Project

Publications of Educational Sciences Group collaborative project

RESL.eu - Reducing Early School Leaving in Europe funded by the European Commission (Project number: 320223; FP7 theme: SSH-2012-1)

Publications (new: vol. 6 & 7)

Research Overview
Our Research Impact

Our Research Impact || Stories and Achievements

Page 58: Research outcomes on "Reducing early school leaving in Europe" by Erna Nairz-Wirth, Marie Gitschthaler and Melanie Fraisl

Opening hours during the holidays

 

Before you plan a visit to the Education Sciences Group, please always check the current opening hours of the front office on the homepage of the Department for Management and if your contact at the Education Sciences Group will be available.

The Front Office of the Department for Management and the Education Sciences Group are located in building D2, entrance E, 1st floor and currently offer the following opening hours:

Monday - Thursday
Opening Hours by appointment only.
Please use the door phone with EXT. 5710 in building D2, entrance E, 1st floor.

Closed on Fridays

In addition, our team members will be happy to help you by eMail.

 

Opening hours during the semester

Mon: 14:00 - 16:00
Wed:  10:00 - 11:00  & 13:00 - 14:00
Thu:  09:00 - 11:00

Closed on Tuesdays and Fridays

For appointments outside opening hours, please use the door phone to call our team members directly after having arranged an appointment in advance.

Please also pay attention to the opening hours of the front office of the Department of Management