University of Liechtenstein

There are five institutes at the University of Liechtenstein:5

Institutes for Architecture and Spatial Development
Institute of Finance
Institute for Entrepreneurship
Institute for Business Informatics
Institute for Economic Law

All research activities of the university are based on the five research foci and include current topics of the different institutes:6

Sustainable planning and building
Growth and complexity
Wealth Management
IT and Business Process Management
Business law

The Faculty

For IS:link students, the Institute for Information Systems is of central importance. The aim of the institute is to pursue current technologies of the digital age and to make them applicable in a business context. Accordingly, the research areas are always related to relevant questions or emerging problems in the business world:

Digital Innovation
Process Management
Sustainably Digital
Content Management
Big Data Analytics
Enterprise Resource Planning
Culture Assessment
Digital Nudging

The results in the listed research areas are always achieved in cooperation with industry.7

Within the framework of the Bachelor's programme, the Faculty offers the Business Studies programme with the specialisation Information Management and Information Technology. In the Master's programme, the programme Business Information Technology is offered and there is the possibility to do a doctorate in the programme Economics in the field of Information and Process Management.8

In addition, further education opportunities are offered, such as SAP certifications or seminars on the topic of "Digitisation".9

The institute is a member of the European Research Center for Information Systems (ERICS), a network in the field of business information systems, which plans joint project seminars, lecture units and exchange programmes.

Semester dates & courses

Student life

Due to its location in the Alpine region, the University of Liechtenstein offers students a wide range of landscapes and the opportunity to explore them. In addition, cities such as Zurich, Munich and Milan can be reached within one to two and a half hours by car.1

City of Vaduz

The university is located in the capital Vaduz. Vaduz is the heart of the financial sector and, as an important business location, promotes innovation and ideas through its Technopark by supporting start-ups.14

The city has a lot to offer not only economically, but also in terms of culture and leisure. In addition to the six museums, which range from the historical Landesmuseum to the art museum, musicals and the TAK Theatre can be visited.15 Historical buildings such as the 13th century Vaduz Castle or the exploration of Vaduz with the Citytrain are also worthwhile sightseeing.