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Provisional Bylaws

In its meeting of 3rd June 2024, the Founding Convention of IT:U adopted the following parts of the provisional Bylaws. Based on and within the framework of the Federal Act on the Establishment of the Institute of Digital Sciences Austria (hereinafter: IDSA Establishment Act), these Bylaws determine the regulations that, from the current perspective, are primarily necessary for the foundation and establishment phase of IT:U.  

These provisional bylaws cover the following parts:

• Part I: General provisions and communication
• Part II: Strategic management and performance agreement
• Part III: International Strategic Advisory Board (ISAB)
• Part IV: Vacancies and employment or appointment
• Part V: Final provisions
• Part VI: Organisational Structure Plan
• Part VII: Study Law

Performance Agreement 2025-27

The Performance Agreement 2025-2027 is a strategic framework established between the Austrian Ministry of Education, Science, and Research and Austrian universities. It sets out binding goals, priorities, and funding allocations for the three-year period, aligning university objectives with national higher education and research policies. The agreement outlines key areas such as teaching quality, research excellence, knowledge transfer, sustainability, and societal engagement, while also emphasizing accountability through performance indicators. 

Curricula

A curriculum is a structured framework that outlines the content, objectives, and organization of an educational program. Students and stakeholders can find comprehensive informations outlining course structures, learning objectives, admission requirements, and assessment methods for all study programs.

Strategic principles of IT:U

According to the legal mandate, the Founding Convent is the strategic body of the new university in the founding phase and has, among other things, the task of defining „strategic principles“ for the institution in this phase.

University Bulletin (CIP)

The Communication and Information Platform (CIP) is the University’s primary online resource, designed to provide secure, traceable access to essential academic and administrative information. The CIP hosts the latest versions of University bylaws, professorship and management vacancies, and detailed educational program offerings and curricula.