In recent months, researchers from the university have delivered groundbreaking presentations offering valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities of artificial intelligence (AI) and digitalization.

The project consortium, consisting of four European architecture schools, met at the University of Liechtenstein for the kick-off meeting of the three-year Erasmus+ project “Crafting Clay - Exploring Circularity with Local Earth”, which is funded by the AIBA with 400,000 Euros.

Alumna Isha Dhingra and PhD student Daniel Haselsberger are currently in the Indian state of Bihar to complete an important initiative: the construction of a school that began the year before last. Together with the schoolchildren and local villagers, they are now putting the finishing touches on the building.

The Piranesi Award, presented as part of the Piran Days of Architecture, is one of the most prestigious architectural awards in Central Europe. Since its inception, it has annually recognised outstanding projects by students and architects from across Europe. The aim of the award is to promote innovative architectural ideas characterised by quality, contextual sensitivity, and visionary approaches.

We are pleased to share that our alumnus, Fasih D. Khan, has recently been awarded for his sustainable architecture collaboration by the Ambassador of Denmark to Pakistan, H.E. Mr. Jakob Linulf. Fasih graduated in 2015 with a Master’s degree in Architecture (MSc Arch) from the University of Liechtenstein, specializing in Sustainable Urban Design.

On 12 December 2024, the Chair of Corporate, Foundation and Trust Law, as part of the Executive Master of Laws (LL.M.) program of the same name, hosted a thematic evening titled “Insights from the EFTA Court.” Around forty participants took the opportunity to gain exclusive insights into the workings of the court from Dr. iur. Bernd Hammermann, Judge at the EFTA Court appointed by the Principality of Liechtenstein.

With the new chapters, the University of Liechtenstein offers its alumnae and alumni the opportunity to stay in touch with their alma mater and its graduates. In 2024, four chapters were opened in Liechtenstein, Vorarlberg, Munich and Zurich and the next meetings for 2025 have already been scheduled.

Dr. Jan vom Brocke, Visiting Professor at the University of Liechtenstein, ranks 21st in the current list of the most research-intensive economists from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland published by the German business magazine Wirtschaftswoche.