Faculty

We have been able to secure university professors as well as nationally and internationally active experts from the respective fields as lecturers, who will pass on their first-hand knowledge. The lecturers mentioned below represent an excerpt from the faculty. We reserve the right to make changes.

Core Module: Management & Technology

[Translate to English:] Mag. Dr. Helmut Aigner

Helmut Aigner studied business administration in Graz and was subsequently an assistant at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration for 5 years. For more than 20 years he has been a lecturer in the field of MBA/Corporate Finance at the Danube University Krems and at the TU Wien.

In practice, Dr. Aigner is involved in projects with a focus on Mergers & Acquisitions, Strategic Planning, Controlling, Accounting, Financial Management, Management Information Systems, Feasibility Studies, Company Analysis, and Business Valuation.

Tina C. Ambos is Professor of International Management and the Director of the i2i Hub for Intrapreneurship and Innovation at the University of Geneva.

Between 2013 - 2015 she was professor of strategy at the University of Sussex and from 2010 to 2013 she held the chair of the Department of International Management at Johannes Kepler University Linz (Austria). Prior to that she held positions at WU Vienna, the University of Edinburgh and London Business School.

Prof. Ambos’ research and teaching interests include knowledge management, innovation and strategic management of internationally dispersed organizations. During her career she has worked with several multinational corporations, entrepreneurial technology firms, and international organizations on research and consulting projects.

Anton Burger studied business administration at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration, was a research assistant at the University of Vienna and habilitated there in 1991 with a thesis on decision-oriented cost accounting for flexibly automated manufacturing. Subsequently, he was a professor at the Universities of Cologne and Münster; since 1993, he has held the Chair of ABWL and Corporate Accounting in Ingolstadt. Furthermore, he is a lecturer at Danube University Krems and TU Wien.

His research areas are external corporate accounting, in particular international accounting, internal corporate accounting and controlling, as well as financial economics and insolvency.

Christian Garaus studied business administration at the Vienna University of Economics and Business with the specializations organizational behavior, change management and management and his doctoral Studies in Management at JKU with the focus on ambidexterity and dynamic capabilities.

He is assistant professor at the Institute of Marketing and Innovation at BOKU (University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna). His research interests include open innovation & user innovation , new forms of organizing, platform economy, organizational ambidexterity and rewards and motivation.

[Translate to English:] Cornelius Geiger

After his business administration vocational training in the banking sector and his studies in economics at the University of Heidelberg, Cornelius Geiger discovered business games and simulations. In 2000, he began to develop and conduct business games himself. Initially, the topics were mainly business administration, but the simulations became more and more multifaceted over time.

Today, Cornelius Geiger conducts such business games together with companies and universities both in German-speaking countries and internationally. True to his motto: "You don't have to be serious to deal with "serious" topics!" the simulations create a positive atmosphere in which learning is fun. In this way, one can gain valuable practical experience in a playful way and without risks.

Roland Gutmann is the company founder of accounting for funding e. U..

From 2007-2011 he was Head of Business Administration and Corporate Controlling at the Austrian Institute of Technology and responsible, among other things, for the ongoing accounting of funding projects and the submission of method certification for EU funding projects.

Prior to that he worked for Österreichische Post AG as Head of Cost Accounting (1998-2007) and and from 1995 to 1998 Head of Business Administration at Lauda Air AG.

He is a certified project manager according to IPMA Level C and undertakes teaching / lecturing activities in the field of accounting and management control (cost accounting) as well as controlling.

[Translate to English:] Karl Heinz Leitner

Karl-Heinz Leitner is Senior Scientist at the Center for Innovation Systems & Policy at the Austrian Institute of Technology and Professor for Innovation Management at the Karl-Franzens-University Graz. His work focuses on strategy development, innovation management, entrepreneurship and research policy. Karl-Heinz Leitner has conducted numerous research and consulting projects for companies, ministries, interest groups and the European Union.

[Translate to English:] Klaus Nordhausen

Klaus Nordhausen is a University Lecturer in Statistics at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland.

From 2017-2019 he used to be Assistant Professor at the Institut für Stochastik und Wirtschaftsmathematik and from 2019 to 2021 Associate Professor for Computational Statistics at the TU Wien.

His main research interests are supervised and unsupervised dimension reduction, blind source separation, independent components analysis, robust and nonparametric methods and computational statistics.

Ferry Stocker studied Commercial Science at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration, where he subsequently earned a doctorate in Economics. From 1987 to 1997, he was an assistant at the Institute for Economic Theory and Policy at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration.

From 1994 to 2016, he was Head of Department for Economics at the FH Wiener Neustadt.

His main research interests are European Integration, in particular European Monetary Integration Applied Microeconomics ('Managerial Economics') and Didactics of Economics.

Ferry Stocker is a lecturer in economics at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration of the TU Wien and at the Danube University Krems.

Core Module: Leadership & Organizational Behavior

Wolfgang H. Güttel is University Professor of Human Resources and Management at the Institute of Management Sciences and Dean of the Academy for Continuing Education (ACE) at the TU Wien. His research is dedicated to the topics Leadership, Strategy & Change Management.

From 2009 to 2020 he was head of the Institute for Leadership and Change Management at the Johannes Kepler University (JKU) Linz and also Dean and Co-Managing Director of the LIMAK Austrian Business School at JKU between 2011 and 2015. He previously worked at the Universities of Kassel, Hamburg, Liverpool and Padua as well as at WU Vienna. Prior to his academic career he worked as a management consultant at Daimler-Benz AG, Diebold Management Consulting and has since been the owner of Güttel Management Consulting, Training & Research.

Yanis Hamdali is a research associate at the Chair of International Management at the European University Viadrina. His research interests lie in the role of time in organizations. He primarily researches the timing of innovations and the construction of futures in organizations. Yanis Hamdali completed his Master's degree M.Sc. in International Business Administration at the European University Viadrina and Tartu University, Estonia. His research has received awards including the Best Ph.D. Paper Award from the Strategy Practice Interest Group and the Innovation Award from the Mayor of Frankfurt.
Prior to his academic career, Hamdali worked in digital transformation roles at Bayer and was involved in two successful startups. He still advises startups on strategic growth issues and teaches at various universities in Germany with a focus on innovation management and international management.

Rupert Hasenzagl has been working since 1998 as an independent management consultant and as a lecturer at various universities and universities of applied sciences on topics including: Group Dynamics, Change Management, Innovation and Technology Management. From 2010 to 2017, he was a professor of management at AKAD University.

His focus is on leadership training and development, social competence, strategy and organizational consulting, change management and innovation, logistics and supply chain, management, systemic coaching.

Arne Keller is a postdoctoral researcher in the research area of Leadership & Strategy at the Institute of Management Science at the TU Wien. He received a B.Sc. in Business Administration and an M.Sc. in Management & Marketing from Freie Universität Berlin, where he earned a Dr. rer. pol. (Doctor of Economics).

His research interests lie at the intersection of strategic management, organizational theory and innovation management. In particular, he is concerned with the characteristics and dynamics of organizational competencies, strategic responses to technological change, organizational inertia, ambidextry, and the governance of strategic alliances.

[Translate to English:] Astrid Kleinhanns-Rolle

Astrid Kleinhanns-Rollé is a university assistant (postdoc) at the Leadership & Strategy Research Group at the Institute of Management Science at the TU Wien. As Managing Director, she co-founded the WU Executive Academy at the Vienna University of Economics and Business in 2004 and led the business school over 16 years to become an internationally recognized provider of management and leadership development. Prior to that, she worked as a management consultant for the Boston Consulting Group.

Astrid Kleinhanns-Rollé spent academic research periods at Harvard University (Program On Negotiation), MIT Sloan School of Management (Leaders for Manufacturing Program) and the National University of Singapore (Center of Best Practices). Her teaching and research activities include Online Education & Learning, Leadership Development, and Virtual Teams. She received her PhD in Economics from Johannes Kepler University Linz in cooperation with MIT Sloan School of Management.

Sabine Köszegi has been a professor at the Institute for Management Sciences, opens an external URL in a new window at TU Wien since 2009, where she heads the Department of Labor Science and Organization. She studied business administration at WU Wien and the University of Illinois (USA) and received her PhD in social and economic sciences from the University of Vienna.

She heads the interdisciplinary Doctoral College (DC) on Trust in Robots – Trusting Robots, opens an external URL in a new window and is academic director oft he MBA program Innovation, Digitalization, and Entrepreneurship.

Her research focuses on Social Robotics, New World of Work and Organization and Gender Studies. She is currently working on new information and communication technologies (digitization and robotics) and managing conflicts within and between organizations.

As a member of the High-Level Expert Group on AI of the European Commission, opens an external URL in a new window and Chair of the Austrian Council of Robotics and Artificial Intelligence, opens an external URL in a new window Prof. Köszegi is represented on renowned committees.

Modern Workplace & Facility Management

Dr. Alexander Redlein is a university professor for Facility Management at the TU Wien and former vice president of IFMA Austria. After his interdisciplinary studies at the TU Wien and at the Vienna University of Economics and Business Administration he is now engaged in research, education and consultancy in the area of FM for over 20 years. He is head of IFM - Real Estate and Facility Management at the TU Wien. Beside his research activities he is responsible for technology transfer between the university and CEE companies. In numerous projects he set up FM concepts for international companies and optimised their FM processes and ICT. As a researcher he conducted international studies about the status quo of FM in CEE countries and about the value added coming from FM. Currently he is researching in the area of risk management in FM, developing reference processes for FM and concepts for IT support. In addition, he heads a MBA for FM at the TU Wien.
Mr. Redlein is board member at EuroFM and president of REUG (Real Estate User Group).

Additionally Alexander Redlein is member of the Stanford University teaching team.

Dipl.Ing. Dr. Horst Pichlmüller is Managing Director of osiris Management & Consulting GmbH.

The focus of his work is on Facility Management Consulting and the planning of house installations, in particular high security data centers. He is also a pioneer in the area of Integrated Facility Services.

Furthermore, he gives lectures at the TU Wien as well as other universities and academies. He is also a legally appointed expert in the field of HVAC and Facility Management.

Karin Schaad works as Head of Facility Services at the University Hospital of Zurich and, with her 380 employees, is responsible for the cleaning service, the laundry distribution, the reception and switchboard and the rental of staff accommodations.

Karin Schaad has completed her training as a business economist (now BSc) in Facility Management in 1988. She worked in various functions at the University Hospital of Zurich for several years, first as a sector manager, later as Deputy Head of Cleaning Services, followed by tasks as a project manager for various projects in laundry processing and internal logistics.

To complement her FM training, Karin Schaad completed the Master of Science in FM at the ZHAW in Wädenswil. As part of her thesis, she dealt intensively with the topic of automation of FM processes in hospitals and with the use of robotics and sensors in FM in healthcare.

She was then able to repeatedly present her findings and the experience gained as a Senior Business Consultant and Segment Sales in the Healthcare sector at ISS Facility Services in specialist presentations and incorporate them into consultations at various hospitals in Switzerland.

Dr. Barbara Redlein studied Handelswissenschaften at the University of Business Administration and Economics, Vienna and received a Dr. Degree at the same university.

Since 2003 she has been working at PricewaterhouseCoopers for Risk Assurance. She had work experience at Competence Center EVN (Energy Sector, Lower Austria), ÖCI (Austria Controller Institute) and Chamber of Commerce.

She has numerous teaching activities in the area of Risk Management, Internal Controls and SAP at WU Wien, TU Wien, FH Campus Wien and FH Wiener Neustadt. Internationally she leads and coordinates projects in financial statements audit involving systems and process assurance.

Andrej Grieb has been lecturing real estate law for over 30 years at the Vienna Higher Regional Court, the Chamber of Notaries, the Chamber of Commerce, the Association of Experts and many more, as well as lecturing medical law at medical associations and rescue organizations.

In addition to his teaching activities at the University of Vienna and the TU Wien for postgraduate programs, he is also a judge at the Regional Court for Civil Matters and interim head at the Vienna Red Cross (AUT).

Dr. Iva Kovacic is assistant professor at the Institute of Interdisciplinary Construction Process Management at the Faculty of Civil Engineering at the TU Wien. She founded the Research Group for Integrated Planning which focuses on interdisciplinary design and planning process in a collaborative manner as well as building information modeling in numerous research and teaching projects.

Her further research interest is energy efficiency in industry and production where in the frame of the interdisciplinary research holistic processes for reaching a co2 neutral industry in the European Region are established. After completing studies in architecture she collaborated in several architectural studios in Austria and abroad. She is member of the Bavarian Chamber of Architects, certified ÖGNI / DGNB Auditor and scientific advisor at the IG Lebenszyklus Hochbau.

With more than 20 years of experience in executive positions in global Fortune-500 Companies Paul Hallam brings broad experiences in the US finance and real estate development sectors. With this background, he ensures GalCap Europe fully executes on the special requirements of our UK and US-based clients.

As a National Director and Senior VP for American Express and Commercial Investment Trust (CIT Group), he managed financial services clients with volume of more than $400 million. His comprehensive expertise managing GalCap Europe activities for customers from the USA and Great Britain is an important bridge to the world of Anglo-Saxon investors. As an American based in Vienna since 2012, Paul is highly skilled in the art of successfully reconciling the complex international requirements of each client. He is a board member of the Austrian Committee of the Urban Land Institute (ULI).

Andreas is Managing Director of the CBRE GmbH Austria & CEE. He manages and coordinates the offices in the region. Andreas has extensive real estate knowledge, particularly in the investment market. He combines this experience with a particular focus on every client’s business needs.
Prior to CBRE, Andreas worked for Bank Austria / Creditanstalt. He was involved in the bank's real estate investments and real estate development projects in Austria. Andreas joined CBRE in 1991 as Managing Director of the newly established office in Austria. In this role, he first established the Vienna office and later the CBRE network in Central and Eastern Europe.

Education

Doctor of Law - University of Vienna
MBA at INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France
Real Estate brokerage license in Austria

Special Skills

Investment consulting in Austria and CEE
Market developments in Austria and CEE

Patrick Murrer brings along 20 years of experience in Facility Management. He is Senior Business Development Manager and responsible to develop new client solutions on a cross border scale.

He studied Facility Management in Berlin and has led the quality, environmental, safety and hygiene department at a one of Germany’s leading cleaning service providers.

After a move to the occupier perspective within Volkswagen Group (Autostadt) he took over contract responsibility at Johnson Controls for a international producer of medical equipment. Being in client responsibilities over 6 years in different businesses, he moved into the Business Development department and is now leading client specific solutions with focus on innovative options to add value and meet the client requirements. Patrick Murrer was part of the 2018 class of the Professional MBA Programm @ ACE @ TU Wien and graduated in 2020.

CBRE Group, Inc. (NYSE:CBRE), a Fortune 500 and S&P 500 company headquartered in Dallas, is the world's largest real estate services and investment firm - in terms of fiscal 2020 revenue.

With more than 100,000 employees in over 100 countries, the company provides its diverse client base with integrated services across the entire real estate lifecycle: from strategic and technical business consulting, such as acquisition and disposition or leasing and rental, to real estate development, management and valuation, as well as transaction, project, facility and investment management.

CBRE Germany has been represented by its headquarters in Frankfurt am Main since 1973, with further offices in Berlin, Düsseldorf, Essen, Hamburg, Cologne, Munich and Stuttgart. (cf. source: cbre.de)

Compulsory Elective | New Work

Pat Turnbull has 25 years of experience leading businesses to higher levels of performance. She is a Senior Associate with Advanced-Workplace Associates (AWA), an independent, global Management Consultancy focused on helping organizations evaluate and transition to remote, hybrid, and other work models to improve human performance and business outcomes. Prior to joining AWA, Pat was President/COO of Workplace IQX LLC and Kayhan International, workplace and corporate interior firms.

Working with some of the world's most respected organizations, Pat and her team help to develop and implement Workplace Strategy / Change Programs, ensuring that 'workforce, workplace, and technologies' align to deliver remarkable experiences, enhance employee satisfaction and well-being while accelerating business success. A skilled facilitator and communicator, Pat is passionate about leveraging 'workplace' as a strategic and transformational asset that helps people to work at their best, every day... from anywhere.

Pat has a Masters’ Degree in business and organizational design from UCLA, is a LEED Accredited Professional, and an IFMA Fellow. She is past chair of the IFMA Foundation and past Director for IFMA’s International board. Currently, she serves on two advisory boards: Illinois Tech’s Stuart School of Business and the IFMA Foundation. She is a founding member of the Workplace Evolutionaries and speaks regularly at global conferences. Finally, Pat is an adjunct professor at the TU Wien, Institute for Real Estate & Facility Management.

[Translate to English:] Foto Pat Turnbull

Univ.Ass. DI Lisa Thrainer studied architecture at the University of Technology in Graz and graduated in 2014. Afterwards she worked for different architecture firms in Germany, France and Austria. Since 2020 Lisa Thrainer is a university assistant in the research group Real Estate & Facility Management at TU Wien and researches in the fields of Facility Management Trends in Europe and New Ways of Working.

[Translate to English:] Foto Lisa Thrainer

Univ.Ass. DI Lisa Thrainer studierte Architektur an der Technischen Universität Graz und schloss dieses 2014 ab. Danach arbeitet sie für unterschiedliche Architekturbüros in Deutschland, Frankreich und Östereich. Seit 2020 ist Lisa Thrainer Universitätsassistentin in der Forschungsgruppe Immobilien & Facility Management der TU Wien, opens an external URL in a new window und forscht in den Bereichen Facility Management Trends in Europa und New Ways of Working.

Additionally Alexander Redlein is member of the Stanford University teaching team.

[Translate to English:] Foto Alex Redlein

[Translate to English:] Foto Andrej Grieb

Education

University of Salzburg (Mag. iur. 1994, Dr. iur. 1996)
Pallas Consortium, Nijmegen, The Netherlands (LL.M. 1997)

Teaching positions

Assistant at the University of Salzburg, Salzburg/Austria (1992-95)
Lecturer at the University of Salzburg, Law Faculty, Salzburg/Austria
University of the Pacific - McGeorge School of Law, LL.M. Program in Transnational Business Practice, Sacramento/California

Academic publications

International Real Estate Handbook, Wiley, 2006 (co-author)
Handbuch des internationalen GmbH-Rechts, zerb Verlag, 2006 (co-author)
Various other articles relating to real estate and CEE Business Law

[Translate to English:] Foto Michael Lagler

Dipl.-Ing. Clemens Baretschneider, BSc is project assistant at the research group Real Estate & Facility Management at TU Wien., opens an external URL in a new window

Name	Purpose	Lifetime	Type	Provider
CookieConsent	Saves your settings for the use of cookies on this website.	1 year	HTML	Homepage TU Wien
SimpleSAML	This is needed to distinguish between the sessions of the logged-in users.	session	HTTP	Login TU Wien
SimpleSAMLAuthToken	This is needed to distinguish between the sessions of the logged-in users.	session	HTTP	Login TU Wien
fe_typo_user	Is needed so that in case of a Typo3 frontend login the session ID is recognized to grant access to protected areas.	session	HTTP	Homepage TU Wien
staticfilecache	Is needed to optimize the delivery time of the website.	session	HTTP	Homepage TU Wien

Name	Purpose	Lifetime	Type	Provider
_pk_id	Used to store a few details about the user such as the unique visitor ID.	13 months	HTML	Matomo TU Wien
_pk_ref	Is used to store the information of the users home website.	6 months	HTML	Matomo TU Wien
_pk_ses	Is needed to store temporary data of the visit.	30 minutes	HTML	Matomo TU Wien
nmstat	Is used to record the behaviour on the website. It is used to collect statistics about website usage, such as when the visitor last visited the website. The cookie does not contain any personal data and is only used for website analysis.	1000 days	HTML	Siteimprove
siteimproveses	Is used to track the sequence of pages that a visitor views during his/her visit to the website. The cookie does not contain any personal data and is used solely for website analysis.	session	HTTP	Siteimprove
AWSELB	Always occurs in pairs with siteimproveses (for load balancing on the provider server)	session	HTTP	Siteimprove

Name	Purpose	Lifetime	Type	Provider
_ga	Is needed to distinguish the sessions of the users from each other.	persistent	HTTP	Google Analytics
_gali	Is needed to determine which links are clicked on a page.	expires immediately	HTTP	Google Analytics
_gat	This is a function-related cookie, whose tasks may differ.	2 years	HTTP	Google Analytics
_gid	Is needed to distinguish users and create statistics.	24 hours	HTTP	Google Analytics
_gads	Required to enable websites to display advertising from Google, including personalized advertising.	13 months	HTTP	Google Analytics
_gac_	Required by advertisers to measure user activity and the performance of their advertising campaigns.	90 days	HTTP	Google Analytics
_gcl_	Required by advertisers to determine how often users who click on their ads end up taking an action on their website.	90 days	HTTP	Google Analytics
_gcl_au	Contains a randomly generated user ID.	90 days	HTTP	Google
_gcl_aw	Is set when users click on a Google ad on the website and contains information about which ad was clicked.	90 days	HTTP	Google
__utma	Is used to record visits and visitors.	2 years	HTTP	Google Analytics
__utmb	Is used to detect new visits.	30 minutes	HTTP	Google Analytics
__utmc	Is used in connection with __utmb to determine whether it is a new (recent) visit.	session	HTTP	Google Analytics
__utmd	Is used to store and track visitor journeys through the site and classifies them into groups (marketing/tracking).	1 second	HTTP	Google Analytics
__utmt	Is needed to limit the query rate on Google Analytics.	10 minutes	HTTP	Google Analytics
__utmz	Is needed to determine from which source/campaign visitors come.	6 months	HTTP	Google Analytics
__utmvc	Is needed to collect information about user behavior on multiple websites. This information is used to optimize the relevance of advertising on the website.	24 hours	HTTP	Google AdSense
utm_source	Is needed to tag URLs with parameters to identify the campaigns that forward traffic.	expires immediately	HTTP	Google Analytics
__utm.gif	Is needed to save browser details.	session	HTTP	Google Analytics
gtag	Is needed to perform remarketing.	30 days	HTTP	Google AdSense
id	Is needed to perform remarketing.	2 years	HTTP	Google AdWords
1P_JAR	Is needed to optimize advertising, provide ads that are relevant to users, improve campaign performance reports, or prevent users from seeing the same ads more than once.	2 years	HTTP	Google
AID	Is needed to activate targeted advertising.	2 years	HTTP	Google Analytics
ANID	Is needed to display Google ads on non-Google websites.	2 years	HTTP	Google AdSense
APISID	Unknown functionality	2 years	HTTP	Google Ads Optimization
AR	Is needed to profile visitors' interests and display relevant ads on other websites. This cookie works by uniquely identifying your browser and device.	2 years	HTTP	Google AdSense
CONSENT	Is needed to store the preferences of visitors and personalize advertising.	persistent	HTTP	Google
DSID	Is needed by DoubleClick for advertising displayed in various places on the web and used to store the preferences of users.	2 years	HTTP	Doubleclick
DV	Is needed to store user preferences and other information. This includes, in particular, the preferred language, the number of search results to be displayed on the page, and the decision whether or not to activate the Google SafeSearch filter.	2 years	HTTP	Google
HSID	Contains the Google account ID and the last login time of the user.	2 years	HTTP	Google
IDE	Is needed by DoubleClick to record and report the actions of users on the website after viewing or clicking on one of the provider's ads, with the purpose of measuring the effectiveness of an advertisement and displaying targeted advertisements to users.	2 years	HTTP	Doubleclick
LOGIN_INFO	Is used to store the credentials of users of Google services.	2 years	HTTP	Google
NID	Is used to store information about user settings.	6 months	HTTP	Google
OTZ	Is needed to link activities of visitors with other devices that are previously logged in via the Google account. In this way, advertising is tailored to different devices.	1 month	HTTP	Google
RUL	Is needed by DoubleClick to determine whether advertising has been displayed correctly in order to make marketing activities more efficient.	1 year	HTTP	Doubleclick
SAPISID	Is needed by YouTube to store user settings and to calculate user bandwidth.	persistent	HTTP	Google
SEARCH_SAMESITE	Enables servers to mitigate the risk of CSRF and information leakage attacks by specifying that a particular cookie may only be sent on requests originating from the same registerable domain.	6 months	HTTP	Google
SID	Contains the Google account ID and the last login time of the user.	2 years	HTTP	Google
SIDCC	Is needed to store information about user settings and information for Google Maps.	3 months	HTTP	Google
SSID	Is needed to collect visitor information for videos hosted by YouTube on Google Maps integrated maps.	persistent	HTTP	Google
__SECURE-1PAPISID	Is needed for targeting purposes to create a profile of the interests of website visitors.	2 years	HTTP	Google
__SECURE-1PSID	Is needed for targeting purposes to create a profile of the interests of website visitors.	2 years	HTTP	Google
__SECURE-3PAPISID	Is needed for targeting purposes to create a profile of the interests of website visitors.	2 years	HTTP	Google
__SECURE-3PSID	Is needed for targeting purposes to create a profile of the interests of website visitors.	2 years	HTTP	Google
__SECURE-3PSIDCC	Is needed for targeting purposes to create a profile of the interests of website visitors.	2 years	HTTP	Google
__SECURE-APISID	Is needed to profile the interests of website visitors in order to display relevant and personalized advertising through retargeting.	8 months	HTTP	Google
__SECURE-HSID	Is needed to secure digitally signed and encrypted data from the unique Google ID and to store the last login time that Google uses to identify visitors, prevent fraudulent use of login data, and protect visitor data from unauthorized parties. This may also be used for targeting purposes to display relevant and personalized advertising content.	8 months	HTTP	Google
__SECURE-SSID	Is needed to store information about how visitors use the site and about the ads they may have seen before visiting the site. Also used to customize ads on Google domains.	8 months	HTTP	Google
test_cookie	Is set as a test to check whether the browser allows cookies to be set. Does not contain any identification features.	15 minutes	HTTP	Google
VISITOR_INFO1_LIVE	Is needed by YouTube to store user settings and to calculate user bandwidth.	6 months	HTTP	Youtube
facebook	Is used to Enable ad delivery or retargeting	90 days	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
__fb_chat_plugin	Is needed to store and track interactions (marketing/tracking).	persistent	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
_js_datr	Is needed to save user settings.	2 years	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
_fbc	Is needed to save the last visit (marketing/tracking).	2 years	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
fbm	Is needed to store account data (marketing/tracking).	1 year	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
xs	Is needed to store a unique session ID (marketing/tracking).	1 year	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
wd	Is needed to log the screen resolution.	1 week	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
fr	Is needed to serve ads and measure and improve their relevance.	3 months	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
act	Is needed to store logged in users (marketing/tracking).	90 days	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
_fbp	Is needed to store and track visits to various websites (marketing/tracking).	3 months	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
datr	Is needed to identify the browser for security and website integrity purposes, including account recovery and identification of potentially compromised accounts.	2 years	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
dpr	Is used for analysis purposes. Technical parameters are logged (e.g. aspect ratio and dimensions of the screen) so that Facebook apps can be displayed correctly.	1 week	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
sb	Is needed to store browser details and security information of the Facebook account.	2 years	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
dbln	Is needed to store browser details and security information of the Facebook account.	2 years	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
spin	Is needed for promotional purposes and social campaign reporting.	session	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
presence	Contains the "chat" status of logged in users.	1 month	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
cppo	Is needed for statistical purposes.	90 days	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
locale	Is needed to save the language settings.	session	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
pl	Required for Facebook Pixel.	2 years	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
lu	Required for Facebook Pixel.	2 years	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
c_user	Required for Facebook Pixel.	3 months	HTTP	Meta (Facebook)
bcookie	Is needed to store browser data (marketing/tracking).	2 years	HTTP	LinkedIn
li_oatml	Is needed to identify LinkedIn members outside of LinkedIn for advertising and analytics purposes.	1 month	HTTP	LinkedIn
BizographicsOptOut	Is needed to save privacy settings.	10 years	HTTP	LinkedIn
li_sugr	Is needed to store browser data (marketing/tracking).	3 months	HTTP	LinkedIn
UserMatchHistory	Is needed to provide advertising or retargeting (marketing/tracking).	30 days	HTTP	LinkedIn
linkedin_oauth_	Is needed to provide cross-page functionality.	session	HTTP	LinkedIn
lidc	Is needed to store performed actions on the website (marketing/tracking).	1 day	HTTP	LinkedIn
bscookie	Is needed to store performed actions on the website (marketing/tracking).	2 years	HTTP	LinkedIn
X-LI-IDC	Is needed to provide cross-page functionality (marketing/tracking).	session	HTTP	LinkedIn
AnalyticsSyncHistory	Stores the time when the user was synchronized with the "lms_analytics" cookie.	30 days	HTTP	LinkedIn
lms_ads	Is needed to identify LinkedIn members outside of LinkedIn.	30 days	HTTP	LinkedIn
lms_analytics	Is needed to identify LinkedIn members for analytics purposes.	30 days	HTTP	LinkedIn
li_fat_id	Required for indirect member identification used for conversion tracking, retargeting and analytics.	30 days	HTTP	LinkedIn
U	Is needed to identify the browser.	3 months	HTTP	LinkedIn
_guid	Is needed to identify a LinkedIn member for advertising via Google Ads.	90 days	HTTP	LinkedIn

Program

Faculty

Core Module: Management & Technology

Dr. Helmut Aigner - FCI Fischer Consultants International

Univ.Prof. Dr. Tina Ambos - University of Geneva

Univ.Prof. Mag. Dr.mult. Anton Burger - Catholic University of Eichstaett-Ingolstadt

Dr. Christian Garaus - University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna

Christian Geiger - CG Beratung & Training

Mag. Roland Gutmann - Accounting for funding e. U.

Univ.Prof. Dr. Karl-Heinz Leitner - Austrian Institute of Technology

Assoc.Prof. Klaus Nordhausen, PhD - University of Jyväskylä, Finland

FH-Prof. Mag. Dr. Ferry Stocker - Self-employed Lecturer

Core Module: Leadership & Organizational Behavior

Univ.Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Güttel - TU Wien

Yanis Hamdali, MSc - European University Viadrina

Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. Rupert Hasenzagl - Self-employed Management Consultant

Dr. Arne Keller - TU Wien

Dr. Astrid Kleinhanns-Rollé - TU Wien

Univ.Prof. Mag. Dr. Sabine Köszegi - TU Wien

Modern Workplace & Facility Management

Ao.Univ.Prof.Dr. Alexander Redlein - TU Wien

Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Horst Pichlmüller - osiris Management & Consulting GmbH

Karin Schaad, BSc MSc - ISS Facility Services

Mag. Dr. Barbara Redlein - PricewaterhouseCoopers

Mag. Andrej Grieb - Interim Head of the Viennese Red Cross (AUT), Judge

Ass.Prof.Dipl.-Ing.Dr.techn. Iva Kovacic - TU Wien

Paul Hallam - Managing Partner at GalCap

Dr. Andreas Ridder - Managing Director Austria & CEE, CBRE GmbH (AUT)

Education

Special Skills

Patrick Murrer, MBA - Senior Business Development Manager | Regional BTO CBRE GWS IFM Industrie GmbH | Enterprise Accounts

Compulsory Elective | New Work

Pat Turnbull, MA - LEED AP, IFMA Fellow, Workplace IQX (USA)

DI Lisa Thrainer - TU Wien

Ao.Univ.Prof.Dr. Alexander Redlein - TU Wien

Mag. Andrej Grieb - interim. Leiter Rotes Kreuz Wien (AUT), Richter

Dr. Michael Lagler, Managing Partner Schönherr Rechtsanwälte GmbH

Dipl.-Ing. Clemens BARETSCHNEIDER, BSc. - TU Wien