Invitation to the Online Information Event

CAT – Curriculum Administration Tool | 1 June 2026, 10:00 a.m. (German only)

Two years ago, we set out to develop CAT – Curriculum Administration Tool as part of a broader initiative to digitalize the student life cycle.

We would like to invite you to an online event on 1 June 2026 at 10:00 a.m., where we will be sharing a project update. The event is aimed at all interested staff and faculty at the participating universities. It will be your first chance to explore the platform before the project enters its pilot phase in October 2026 and the software begins rolling out across universities.

We hope you will join us; registration is open to all, please sign up via Termino to receive the access link:

https://www.termino.gv.at/meet/b/32420d461b9657f71c07fa5bf1fa428e-562067, opens an external URL in a new window

Further information about CAT – Tool for Administration of Curricula

CAT is a web-based tool for curriculum design and development, offering the following features:

By June 2026

• Course content modelling
• Text authoring
• Commenting and annotation
• Accessible PDF export

Additional features by September 2026

• Template curriculum
• Notifications

The project roadmap runs through 2030, with the following milestones:

By 2028

• Full support for Bachelor's and Master's programs
• Collaborative development of joint programs (e.g. between faculties or Austrian universities)
• Strong uptake and engagement across target groups
• Transparent, inclusive, robust and auditable processes in place
• Reduced reliance on individual key personnel
• Built-in error checks to streamline quality assurance
• Data import and export interfaces fully operational
• Alignment with European standards (EMREX, ELM)
• Comprehensive support and help resources in place

By 2030

• Full support for teacher training programs
• All curriculum tasks — including amendments and university development planning — handled within the tool
• Widespread interest and adoption across Austrian universities
• Curriculum data shareable with working groups at other universities
• A solid foundation laid for future development
• Joint programs are fully manageable within the tool, including administration, roles and access rights

If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free to reach out:

Taskforce Curriculum Development - Senate Office

An Liebmann | Alexandra Völker

curriculumsentwicklung@tuwien.ac.at