Projects
In 2025, USTP – University of Applied Sciences St. Pölten's 168 research projects generated revenue of around EUR 6 million. Interdisciplinary projects have grown in importance in recent years as a means to identify suitable answers to modern-day issues and devise appropriate solutions.
LEWELJU - Workshops for developing a risk competence game about the living environments of young people
Working together with young people on a game promoting risk literacy.
CWSEL - Citizen workshops on sustainable everyday life
Involving students in the development of climate-friendly solutions.
CrOSSD– Towards a Critical Open-Source Software Database
Develops an assessment tool for open source projects.
immtaCare – Immersive Technology-Assisted Nursing Education and Training
Extended Reality (XR) methods for trainings in home-based care
VeRgonomiX III
Education and training of ergonomics in health and safety.
AM.mobility.lab – Feasibility of a Regional Mobility Lab in Amstetten
Exploratory Project for the Development of a Regional Mobility Lab in the Amstetten Region.
InCyt - Interdisciplinary Cyber Training
A transnational training program for filling knowledge gaps in Cyber-Security.
GEMSORG - Municipal ‘care councils’ for the participatory development of solutions for care issues and for the co-creative development of new support structures.
Municipal ‘care councils’ for the participatory development of solutions for care issues and for the co-creative development of new support structures.
AI in Media Industry
Analysis commissioned by RTR-GmbH on the extent to which artificial intelligence transforms the media industry and the existing legal and ethical framework conditions.
CLUE – New software test for the aviation industry
Innovative software testing tools for human/machine interfaces.