Ausgezeichnete Magister- und Masterarbeiten

Neun AbsolventInnen wurden für herausragende Forschungsleistungen bei der USW prämiert. Foto: Denise Kramer

Einleitende Worte von Joachim Ninaus für die PreisträgerInnen. Foto: Denise Kramer

Prof. Anton Huber vom Institut für Chemie (Curriculum-Vorsitzender für USW) sprach ebenso zu den FestteilnehmerInnen. Foto: Denise Kramer

Neun AbsolventInnen der USW wurden für herausragende Forschungsleistungen prämiert

Am 13. Mai 2015 fand im Festsaal des Meerscheinschlössl zum neunten Mal die Prämierung von ausgezeichneten Magister-und Masterarbeiten aus den Umweltsystemwissenschaften (USW), Industrial Ecology und Sustainable Development statt. Die einleitenden Worte kamen vom USW-Absolventen Mag. Joachim Ninaus. Als Vorsitzender der Curricula-Kommission für USW sprach Prof. Anton Huber vom Institut für Chemie. Durch das Programm führte der Kabarettist Jörg-Martin Willnauer.

Die PreisträgerInnen sind:
Susanna Falle, MSc (USW-Nachhaltigkeitsorientiertes Management)
Julian Fink, MSc (USW-Nachhaltigkeitsorientiertes Management)
Ing. Bernhard Geißler, MSc (USW-Nachhaltigkeitsorientiertes Management)
Petra Gsodam, MSc (USW-Nachhaltigkeitsorientiertes Management)
Mag. René Kollmann (USW-Geographie)
Mag. Florian Ortner (USW-Geographie)
Carlos Varela Martín, MSc (Joint Master Programme in Industrial Ecology)
Ricardo Gibran Vita Garza, MSc (Joint Master Programme in Industrial Ecology)
Yanzhu Zhang, MSc (Joint Master Programme in Industrial Ecology)

Birgit Propst & Ruperta M. Steinwender

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