Course 056.004 – 1 ECTS/blocked LVA
This course covers topics such as research ethics, research integrity, and societal responsibility, encouraging reflection on the possible societal implications of research.

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Find and manage academic information resources at TU Wien and beyond: find scholarly information resources, understand the information, utilize the existing tools (e.g., SCOPUS, Web of Science, etc.) and get further resources.

NEXT DATE: 23. March 2026 and 24. March 2026

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This 2-day workshop communications skills workshop is designed to help academic professionals align their body language with their purpose and intentions in the present moment in order to create an effective and powerful presence.

NEXT DATE: 11. June 2026 and 12. June 2026

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This full-day workshop is designed to assist in identifying your personal motivation for networking, build a plan to diversify your connections and develop your own personal networking strategy.

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This 2-day workshop is designed to provide doctoral candidates with insight into how to prepare, write, and submit scientific papers.

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This 2-day workshop offers support to researchers towards identifying critical techniques so as to overcome challenges and achieve their degree/research goals.

NEXT DATE: January 29 and 30, 2026

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You have heard of GitHub or GitLab, but you are not sure whether such Git-based systems are suitable for you.

Version Control Systems facilitate effective collaboration between people. Although these tools are mostly used in the field of Software Engineering, they are not limited to this use case. Version Control Systems like Git can be used for collaboration on text documents (training material, documentation, etc.) and keeping track of any changes.

This workshop aims to guide participants through the setup of Git and explain the basic terms and concepts. It will enable participants to create a Git repository and contribute to an existing one.

You will learn how to…

• configure an SSH-Key for your GitLab Account
• create new Git repositories
• commit changes to a Git repository
• explore the history of your Git repository
• synchronise a local repository with a remote repository by using the push and pull commands.

Note: To learn more about Git, we recommend the course Mastering Git, in the afternoon.

NEXT DATE: 04. February 2026, 10:00 until 12:00

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Do you already know how to set up Git and clone repositories to your computer? Still, is Git giving you a hard time now and then, especially when you encounter a merge conflict? Then this course suits you well.

You will learn how to…

• work with branches (merging, squashing)
• encounter merge conflicts
• use GitLab in a larger team.

Note: To learn about Git basics, we recommend the course "Introduction to Git" in the morning.

NEXT DATE: 04. February 2026, 13:30 until 15:30

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The data repository workshop is touring TU Wien, and we look forward to seeing you at the Arsenal Science Center in May!

In the workshop, you will learn about the FAIR principles, licenses for data and code, and how to preserve, share, and publish your research data in TU Wien Research Data, öffnet eine externe URL in einem neuen Fenster, öffnet eine externe URL in einem neuen Fenster, the institutional data repository of TU Wien. You will hear about special features, including communities, automated upload via REST API, and record versioning.

NEXT DATE: 06. May 2026, 15:00 until 16:30

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Are you new to version control or eager to enhance your development workflow?

This course provides a hands-on introduction to how Git can simplify routine file operations. Whether one has used Git before or not, this course is for all developers, data scientists, researchers, and students who write or modify code or documents.

We focus on the basics: how to use Git locally to record snapshots of your work, see previous versions, recover lost changes and understand the history of what was happening in your project. Time is spent getting comfortable with the basic set of commands you use every day; branches and GitHub are mentioned briefly to show folks where these concepts fit in. The workshop is hands-on: simple tasks follow a brief explanation, allowing participants to try things out right away and learn by doing. 

NEXT DATE: 20. May 2026, 14:00 until 16:00

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Learn about research data management to fulfil funders' requirements and to benefit in your daily work.

In their request for open science and FAIR principles, funding bodies increasingly require well-defined data management and a Data Management Plan (DMP). A DMP helps researchers consider all relevant questions concerning data handling along the research lifecycle. This includes storage and archiving infrastructures, publication of data, as well as citation, use of persistent identifiers, long-term access, and potential deletion.

Participants of this workshop will learn about the tools and support available with respect to research data management at TU Wien and beyond. The workshop covers the expectations of funders as well as the benefits for individual researchers from improved data management, useful tips for creating DMPs, and a demonstration of the TU Wien DMP Tool.

NEXT DATE: 24. June 2026, 09:30 until 12:30

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You have heard of GitHub or GitLab, but you are not sure whether such Git-based systems are suitable for you.

Version Control Systems facilitate effective collaboration between people. Although these tools are mostly used in the field of Software Engineering, they are not limited to this use case. Version Control Systems like Git can be used for collaboration on text documents (training material, documentation, etc.) and keeping track of any changes.

This workshop aims to guide participants through the setup of Git and explain the basic terms and concepts. It will enable participants to create a Git repository and contribute to an existing one.

You will learn how to…

• configure an SSH-Key for your GitLab Account
• create new Git repositories
• commit changes to a Git repository
• explore the history of your Git repository
• synchronise a local repository with a remote repository by using the push and pull commands.

Note: To learn more about Git, we recommend the course Mastering Git, in the afternoon.

NEXT DATE: 01. July 2026, 10:00 until 12:00

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Do you already know how to set up Git and clone repositories to your computer? Still, is Git giving you a hard time now and then, especially when you encounter a merge conflict? Then this course suits you well.

You will learn how to…

• work with branches (merging, squashing)
• encounter merge conflicts
• use GitLab in a larger team.

Note: To learn about the basics of Git, we recommend the Introduction to Git, course in the morning.

NEXT DATE: 01. July 2026, 13:30 until 15:30

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