University of Liechtenstein

University of Liechtenstein
Location: Vaduz
Creating knowledge through research and participating in the discourse in the respective scientific communities is a central concern for the international reputation of the University of Liechtenstein. Research is therefore an essential component of the core of identity and an indispensable prerequisite for research-based teaching.
The achievement of internationally perceived research achievements, which is particularly important for the University of Liechtenstein, requires well-developed research.
Research profile
In accordance with its legal mandate, the University of Liechtenstein conducts research that meets and stimulates demand in four main areas. The primary competence in research lies with the institutes and associated institutes. In the Graduate School, in-depth research-related training takes place within the framework of Master’s and, in particular, doctoral research.
Research mission statement
The University of Liechtenstein defines research and development (R&D) as all systematic and creative activities that serve to expand the level of knowledge with regard to people, culture and society and to use this knowledge with the aim of developing new applications.
The research services are performed in selected focal points that are highly relevant for Liechtenstein and the region.
The new knowledge gained to promote the development of the economy and society is transferred.
The high quality of the research work is confirmed by the international scientific community with which the researchers of the University of Liechtenstein cooperate. To promote quality, a research-friendly framework is designed, and researchers and teams are actively encouraged to perform their work within the framework of the lived "Research Governance".
Engagement für das Gemeinwohl, für eine gute oder bessere Welt und dabei das gute Leben nicht vergessen - dies sind die Schwerpunkte des 3. Campus Gesprächs am Mittwoch, 18. November, an der Universität Liechtenstein.
Bernardo Bader, Architekt mit eigenem Büro und Entwurfsdozent am Institut für Architektur und Raumentwicklung an der Universität Liechtenstein, hat das Kunststück vollbracht, bereits zum zweiten Mal als einer der Preisträger des Architekturpreises 'Constructive Alps' ausgezeichnet zu werden - dieses Mal sogar als Gewinner des Wettbewerbs.
Job Offers
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Wissenschaftliche/r Assistent/in und Doktorand/in für strategisches Management (50%)
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Wissenschaftliche/r Mitarbeiter/in (Post-Doc) - Economics/Business - 5.6
Wissenschaftliche/r Assistent/in und Doktorand/in für strategisches Management (50%)







