International Network
To ensure that teaching and research are forward-looking, it is essential to look beyond one’s own horizons.
Through world-class research projects, the Wine Campus develops innovative solutions to the key challenges of our time and creates added value for society, the economy, and science. The Wine Campus has an extensive network of project partners and researchers from around the world. Participation in professional associations fosters knowledge exchange, supports complex externally funded projects, and raises the profile of research at the Wine Campus.
Excellent, practice-oriented teaching with international perspectives, combined with targeted support for independent learning, prepares Wine Campus students to take on responsible roles in various sectors of the wine industry in the future. In addition, important intercultural skills are developed during study abroad programs. The Wine Campus has over 700 partner wineries worldwide, as well as partner universities, which enable students to gain valuable professional and personal experience through study abroad programs.
International Partner Companies
International Associations and Organizations
→ International Viticulture and Enology Association (IVES)
→ International Organization of Vine and Wine (OIV)
→ American Society for Enology and Viticulture (ASEV)
→ American Association of Wine Economics (AAWE)
→ Academy of Wine Business Research (AWBR)
EU Projects
→ Erasmus+ Newclim
→ Interreg MoVE
→ Erasmus+ ConnActions
→ Horizon Europe - Research and Innovation
Strategic Partnerships
→ Université de Haute-Alsace (UHA), France—a partnership with the Master’s program in Viticulture and Enology (M.Sc.)
→ University of California, Davis—Department of Viticulture and Enology
→ IMC Krems—University of Applied Sciences, Austria
Grant Programs
→ Erasmus+
→ "Education Worldwide" program of the Federal Ministry of Education
→ DAAD
Field Trips
→ Major study abroad trips funded by Erasmus+
