On the evening of 3 March 2025, the third edition of Talent Pitch Switzerland took place at the Volkshaus Zürich—a competition that offers a stage to promising young entrepreneurs from Switzerland and Liechtenstein. In front of more than 400 live attendees and an online audience of over 1,000 viewers, 13 start-ups from leading universities and universities of applied sciences competed against one another.

On 11 March 2025, the official award ceremony for the 9th module “Case Studies” in the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) in Economic Criminal Law took place.

A study published in the Journal of the Association for Information Systems, one of the leading journals in the field of Information Systems, with the involvement of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Johannes Schneider from the Liechtenstein Business School, focuses on an often-overlooked aspect: the quality of relationships in social networks.

The University of Liechtenstein is pleased that two of its architecture students have been recognized by the SIA Specialist Group for the Preservation of Buildings (FEB) for their work in building preservation. The annually awarded "FEB Prize" honors well-founded approaches to dealing with existing buildings.

On February 20, 2025, another "Architecture by Dessert" event took place at the Liechtenstein School of Architecture. Atelier Auf’strich, represented by our alumnae Franziska Möhrle and Valerie Rainer, captivated students with fascinating insights into their creative projects and innovative approaches to rethinking the built environment.

In January 2025, Antonia Trager, a student assistant and Master's student at the University of Liechtenstein, delivered a guest lecture at Bauhaus-University Weimar. The invitation was extended as part of the university-wide lecture series Tomorrow’s Menu, organised by horizonte.

The Swiss cross-country skier and student at the University of Liechtenstein Jason Rüesch has achieved remarkable success in the current season. As a member of the Swiss men's cross-country relay team, he surprisingly won the silver medal at the Nordic World Ski Championships in Trondheim!

The University of Liechtenstein's symposium on "The Future of Lifelong Learning" held Monday evening, has been perceived as a success by attendees and organizers alike. The event brought together educational experts and community members to explore recent approaches to lifelong learning and recognition of prior learning (RPL).