The Rectorate supports students and scientists from Ukraine and Russia with immediately effective aid measures and offers.

In the press release of the Austrian University Conference (uniko) of February 28, 2022, TU Wien rector Sabine Seidler states, "Our unrestricted solidarity goes to the entire Ukrainian population, the scientists and students on the ground or fleeing, as well as the numerous partner universities and scientific institutions whose future is uncertain."

At the same time, she said, it is also important to send a signal to Russian students, scientists and activists who are raising their voices against the war at great risk and facing massive repression. "We will not allow the war to divide our universities. Science, art and peaceful coexistence are our common language."

All info about Ukraine Aid at TU Wien can be found here.

The TU Wien ALLY* Network was launched in 2020 following an international model to improve the acceptance of LGBTIQ* people at TU Wien and to successively establish a culture of openness.

"All members of the TU Wien, employees and students alike, should be able to openly admit their sexual orientation or gender identity without having to experience disadvantages for their career or studies" emphasizes Vice Rector Anna Steiger, initiator of the Ally Network at the TU Wien.

According to the Federal Equal Treatment Act as well as the University Act 2002, the TU Wien is obliged to protect its members from discrimination.

The TU Wien ALLY* Network is committed to ensuring that all employees and students, regardless of their gender identity or sexual orientation, can work and study freely and without discrimination at the TU Wien.

If you want to get in contact, please click here.

In the course of your studies, you may sometimes find yourself in situations where you feel particularly stressed, perhaps even overwhelmed or disoriented. In these situations it is good to get support! With the psychosocial student counseling, TU Vienna has created its own service for TU students, which is intended to help master stressful situations and strengthen one's own competencies in dealing with current and future challenges and problems.

Sometimes it is good to discuss the current situation in a confidential individual setting. In this case, individual counseling is right for you.

Sometimes it is also helpful to take advantage of a group offer on a specific topic (e.g. exam anxiety, loss of motivation) together with other students who are currently in a similar situation.

All services are of course free of charge and confidential. Detailed information on individual counseling and current group offerings you can find here.