88 professors

45 university professors

20 tenure-track positions

1070 employees

61 Nationalities

~ 25 % non-scientific staff

10.693 students

1784 first-year students

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697 in peer reviewed journals

106 Publications in Journals with Impact Factor >10

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14 ERC Grants

2 Wittgenstein Awards

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University of Vienna Biology Building (UBB)

© Bruno Klomfar

The Departments of Biology have found their new academic home in the University of Vienna Biology Building at Djerassiplatz 1 in the 3rd district. More than 5,000 students and nearly 500 employees will use the sustainable building for studying, teaching, research and administration.

The building with the eye-catching facade of 400,000 clinker bricks was realized based on the plans of the Berlin architects Karsten Liebner and Marcel Backhaus.

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UBB official opening

On October 8, the Federal Real Estate Company (BIG) and the University of Vienna, together with Federal Minister Heinz Faßmann and Mayor Michael Ludwig, opened the new University of Vienna Biology Building.