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Q&A Curriculum Reform

Dear colleagues, Dear Metallurgists! As you have surely noticed, the University of Leoben is currently undergoing a curriculum reform. The Metallurgy Department is also involved in the reform and there are some far-reaching changes ahead for some students, especially in the Bachelor's programme. The new curricula will start in autumn 2022. Some of you will [...]

Aluminium Research

Last week, on 09 December, another cooperation agreement was signed with the Chair of Nonferrous Metallurgy: AMAG, Austria's largest aluminium producer, is investing over one million Euros together with B&C . Among other things, this investment will be used to finance an "Aluminium Microstructure Analysis Gainhub (AMAGh)" in order to further strengthen aluminium research in [...]

Try-out-day

The ÖH platform Studieren Probieren gives you the opportunity to get a taste of studying metallurgy! Representatives of the field of study will accompany you to a selected course during the presence appointments directly at the University of Leoben. In addition, you have the opportunity to ask questions about the study programme in a relaxed [...]

Crossover Alloys

Key to recycling For almost a century, commercial aluminum materials have been developed and optimized for high performance in specific applications within strict chemical confines of industrially established alloy classes. The requirements associated with sustainable lightweighting concepts call for new strategies that offer a broader property portfolio with a better trade-off between formability, achievable strength [...]

Podcast Tip

So that you don't have to miss out on interesting content during the summer, we have a podcast tip for you today: On comMULity you can find current podcasts (German) about MUL In the episode #StudyVIEWS_Metallurgy Prof. Bernhard talks about his career, the study of metallurgy, how we as metallurgists can influence the climate in [...]

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