For the third time, the Erasmus+ and ESC Awards were presented by AIBA, the Agency for International Educational Affairs. In the category of higher education, the University of Liechtenstein received two awards.

The "Housing in and Beyond Switzerland" thematic group is part of the Association of Swiss Geographers (ASG) and was formed in 2024 to explore the challenges of affordable housing amidst urbanization and gentrification, focusing on Switzerland and its cross-border contexts. Dr. Johannes Herburger, a postdoc at the Urbanism, Architecture, and Society Unit of the Liechtenstein School of Architecture, is a founding member of the group.

On Friday, 15 November 2024, the retirement ceremony of Prof. emeritus Dr. Marco J. Menichetti took place at the University of Liechtenstein.

The Dies Academicus is the university’s academic celebration day and offers an opportunity to pause and look ahead to the future.

The Campus Radio of the University of Liechtenstein is embracing innovative technology: ANNA, the station’s first AI presenter, has recently joined the program lineup.

The Library of the University of Liechtenstein hosted the annual conference of the Regio Bodenseebibliotheken Association for the first time. Around 20 library directors from four countries in the Lake Constance and Alpine Rhine region attended the meeting in the university’s auditorium.

The "Institute of Georgian, German and International Criminal Law" at the University of Georgia (Tbilisi), under the direction of Prof. Dr. Bachana Jishkariani, once again invited Prof. Dr. Konstantina Papathanasiou to conduct a seminar in German on the topic of “Cybercrimes” as part of an Erasmus+ Mobility Agreement.

As part of its partnership with the University of Liechtenstein, Bank Frick is awarding a scholarship to cover participation in the blockchain and fintech certificate programme or the blockchain and fintech CAS. The deadline for applications is 13 December 2024, and the course will begin on 9 January 2025.