Faculty of Geo- and Atmospheric Sciences

News and Events of our Faculty


The new call for the faculty prizes for best assessed dissertation and master's thesis of 2025/26 is online >>

TEAMx is an international research programme that brings together multiple research groups from around the world to study transport and exchange processes in the atmosphere over mountains.

Find a documentary about TEAMx: https://youtu.be/HKSkasUvd90

At the moment, there is only a German version, but an English version will follow 2026.

Newsroom of the University


  • BeyondIceFu­tures: Work­shop in Ober­gurgl

    What happens after the glacier retreats? This was the main ques­tion of the BeyondIceFu­tures work­shop held at the Univer­sität­szen­trum Ober­gurgl. 34 scien­tists from 15 coun­tries met to discuss path­ways to posi­tive futures in deglaciating areas world­wide.

    16.10.2026
  • Choice of tree species affects urban air quality

    A research team from the Univer­sity of Inns­bruck and Jinan Univer­sity inves­ti­gated how heat and tree emis­sions, together with nitrogen oxides, inten­sify the forma­tion of ground-level ozone in megac­i­ties, such as Beijing — with a clear result: tree species make the differ­ence.

    20.08.2026

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We introduce ourselves


Our faculty comprises 36 professors and lecturers, 27 research assistants (such as guest professors, senior lecturers, senior scientists and university assistants), 72 project staff, 30 student assistants and over 20 colleagues in administration and laboratories. 

In the winter semester of 2024/25, approximately 1,600 people studied at our faculty. 434 started their studies in the winter, approximately 700 students are enrolled in a bachelor's program, approximately 400 in a master's program, and 90 people are working on their dissertations.

Ivana Stiperski

Videoportrait of Ivana Stiperski (in German)

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Contact us

Dean's Office
Innrain 52f
6020 Innsbruck, Austria

+43 (0) 512 / 507 - 30221

dekanat-geowiss@uibk.ac.at

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