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In Spring 2019 FWF will announce the next call for “Young Independent Researcher Groups”. From March 2019 the registration for the Proposers’ Day on 12 April 2019 is possible.

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We are happy to announce the call for papers for the annual Graduate Conference of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna on Mai 13th 2019.

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We are happy to announce the call for papers for the annual Graduate Conference of the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna on Mai 13th 2019.

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Via the Joint Excellence in Science and Humanities (JESH) programme, the Austrian Academy of Sciences promotes the development and intensification of cooperation between outstanding young researchers from abroad and scholars in Austria.

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With the Alpbach scholarship programme, young people under 30 can attend this leading interdisciplinary conference and a variety of academic seminars.

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The Quality Management Department at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna hereby invites students to submit design proposals for information posters and flyers on course feedback.

In the Academy’s course feedback, students may provide feedback, in the form of a questionnaire or student discussion, on courses and lectures they attend. Course feedback is coordinated by Quality Management and conducted at a different Academy Institute every study year. Students are thus given an opportunity to report back to teachers and heads of department what they liked about the teaching or course and what ought to be modified. The more students take part in the course feedback, the better. THEREFORE

DESIGN PROPOSALS FOR POSTERS AND FLYERS ARE WANTED THAT

¬ motivate students to take part in the course feedback;

¬ communicate that feedback is an important student participation tool in the area of teaching and studies;

¬ convey a positive image of the Academy’s course feedback;

¬ are created by students for students.

PARTICIPANTS

All students at the Academy (individuals or teams) are eligible for participation.

SUBMISSION

No later than May 15, 2019 by e-mail to qm@akbild.ac.at

No more than 3 designs may be submitted per person or team. Identical design motifs are intended for the poster and the flyer. Submissions must contain press-ready, one or multicolor CI designs as well as typographic layouts in PDF format (suitable for DIN-A2 and DIN-A3 sized posters and DIN-A6 sized flyers, portrait or landscape format). The proposed design should either be bilingual (German and English) or be submitted in both a German and an English language version. Please note that the design must incorporate the Academy logo (previously mailed out to all students with the e-mail for this call or available upon request to qm@akbild.ac.at .)

With their entry, participants confirm that they are the sole holders of any and all rights to their design. They also agree that the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna may publish, with authorship credit, their submitted entries in printed and digital form with an Academy logo placed on the design.

PRIZE MONEY

for the 3 best designs selected is 500 Euros each.

JURY

The winning entries will be selected by a jury. The jury members are: Martina Gaigg (Institute for Education in the Arts, IKL, Typography and Layout) | Christian Schwarzwald (Institute for Fine Arts, IBK, Studio of Graphic Arts and Printmaking Techniques) | Claudia Kaiser (Public Relations) | Astrid Fingerlos and Veronika Litschel (Quality Management) | 1 representative of the Austrian Students’ Union. The decision of the jury will be announced by June 21, 2019. Starting in the winter semester of 2019/20, the winning designs will be put up on posters and handed out as flyers at the Academy of Fine Arts Vienna.

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON COURSE FEEDBACK

please go to: www.akbild.ac.at/qm_lv-feedback

CONTACT

For questions or other information please contact:
Astrid Fingerlos (Quality Management): a.fingerlos@akbild.ac.at ; +43 (0)1 58816-2500

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APART-GSK is a funding programme for excellent junior scholars in the humanities and the social and cultural sciences (GSK) in the first post-doc phase of their careers.

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The OeAW awards up to eight fellowships per year to holders of a doctorate or PhD in the humanities and social and cultural sciences in order to assist in the transition to the post-doc phase.

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The FWF funding programme Elise-Richter-PEEK promotes the academic career of hiqhly qualified female arts-based researchers and enhances their university career.

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The FWF is offering well qualified female scientists of all disciplines who are working towards a career in universities the chance of a two-stage funding for a total of six years.

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