Health

Preventive health through art: “Healthy Museum” project reports positive results

At the conclusion of the project, the University for Continuing Education Krems and Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna presented initial findings showing that targeted art and cultural engagement can measurably improve the well-being of older adults.

Exercise programs: format less important than quality

International study led by the University for Continuing Education Krems shows comparable effectiveness of individual and group-based programs

Amin Sharifan receives Bill Silverman Prize from Cochrane

Award recognizes research at the University for Continuing Education Krems on global representation and inclusivity in evidence synthesis

Gerald Gartlehner again among most cited researchers worldwide

Renewed recognition confirms the international relevance of evidence-based health research at the University for Continuing Education Krems

Online-Information Night"Neurorehabilitation"

Informations about our studies with focus on Neurorehabilitation 25. November 2024.

Cooperations and Networks

Cooperations and Networks

Evidence-Based Health Research

The University for Continuing Education Krems supports societal health by delivering thorough analysis and processing medical data in an independent manner. The presentation of this health information is objective, fact-based and comprehensible for policy makers, physicians, nurses and laypersons.

Innovation for Cohesive and Sustainable Societies

In the wake of major societal challenges - demographic change, global health issues, digital transformation, climate change or energy security - it is essential to ensure societal solidarity while continuing development and renewal. The University for Continuing Education Krems meets these challenges by conducting transdisciplinary research and makes contributions of high societal relevance.

Teaching