Young Talents is a program for the promotion of young researchers. Young researchers at the University of Liechtenstein at doctoral level (following a preliminary study) can submit small research proposals to the University of Liechtenstein Research Fund.

The field of architecture is currently changing at a rapid pace. In the face of increasing global challenges, both academics and practitioners have to deal with the climate crisis, demographic change, unequal social development and the failures of the existing built environment. To meet these challenges, students pursuing a degree in architecture today need more diverse skills than ever.

Two projects from the Liechtenstein School of Architecture have been nominated for the Swiss Arc Award 2024 and made it onto the shortlist.

Martin Mackowitz, senior lecturer at the Liechtenstein School of Architecture, was honoured with the "Outstanding Artist Award 2024" in July for his work in the category of "Experimental Trends in Architecture." 

As part of the Erasmus Days week, the University of Liechtenstein, in collaboration with the Agency for International Educational Affairs (AIBA), hosted an inspiring event on 17 October 2024 dedicated entirely to international educational cooperation.

The Liechtenstein School of Architecture (LSA) first obtained RIBA (Royal Institute of British Architects) validation for its Bachelor's, Master's, and Doctoral programme in 2018. Now, the LSA has reaffirmed its excellence with a highly successful re-validation in 2024.

Since September 1, 2024, the two young architects Timothy Allen and Ronan Crippa have been enriching the team at the Liechtenstein School of Architecture as practical lecturers in the Foundation Studio of the Bachelor’s programme in Architecture.

As part of the initiative "Traffic Signs of Justice", the University of Liechtenstein hosted a series of lectures and a standing lunch on Wednesday, 16 October 2024.