After successful completion of the course, students are able to describe the instruments of regional planning in Austria, as well as its basic framework, which is necessary to create such instruments.
Basic elements, which are essential for the creation of formal instruments, can be defined by students. Through the discussion of examples, students will gain the ability to transfer the structure, content and effects of these instruments and to review them.
After successful completion of the course, students are also able to define informal instruments of regional planning.
The content of the course is to convey knowledge on the development of regional planning in Austria, its instruments as well as its basic framework, which is necessary to create such instruments. The lecture focuses mainly on formal planning instruments.
On the basis of examples (e.g. ÖREK, State development programmes, Regional development programmes, sectoral development programmes) the structure, content and effect of these instruments will be explained.
The lecture also outlines informal instruments of regional planning. Further information relates to instruments of cross border spatial planning, as well as concepts and plans on European levels.
Written online exam
The exams will take place ONLINE until further notice. The exam is written in TUWEL, the exam supervision takes place in a ZOOM meeting running simultaneously. Detailed information about the exam procedures as well as access information for the supervision room in ZOOM will be sent to you via TISS news prior to the exam.
Online examination guide of the Research Unit of Regional Planning and Regional Development.
FAQ online exams
What do I need for the online exam?
You need a stable internet connection, a primary device equipped with a webcam and a working microphone (laptop or smartphone), a second device with keyboard and screen (for taking the exam) and your TU Vienna student ID.
What does the exam mode look like?
The exam consists of three open-ended questions that can be answered either by keyboard input or handwritten.
When and how do I get the details on the exam procedure?
You will receive the access link to the meeting room in ZOOM as well as all information about the procedure via TISS news the day before the exam.
How do I get access to the TUWEL course if I am registered for the exam but not for the course?
You will be added to the TUWEL course immediately after the registration deadline. Please refer to the exam registration page for the registration deadline.
Am I allowed to use any other resources during the exam?
No, the exam is not an open book exam.
Is the exam recorded?
No.
Special regulation: On-site exam
Based on the Rectorate's Regulations on Measures for Attendance at Classroom Courses and Examinations in the Summer Semester 2021, on-site exams will be possible from 18. May 2021, subject to compliance with special safety precautions. On-site exams are explicitly labelled in TISS under "Exams".
FAQ On-site exams
Do I have to provide a negative Corona test to take an on-site exam?
Yes. Students must present a valid, officially recognized, negative Covid-19 test result (digitally or in paper form) in combination with their student ID upon entering the buildings at all four main locations (Freihaus, Getreidemarkt, Gußhaus, Karlsplatz). If no such test result can be presented, participation in on-site exams will be denied.
Which Corona tests are accepted?
Results of an officially recognized PCR test, PCR self-tests from "Alles gurgelt", an official test lane or an authorized pharmacist/physician are accepted. The negative result of an antigen test must not be older than 48 hours, the evidence of a PCR test must not be older than 72 hours. The result is valid from the time of sample collection.
Do I also have to provide a negative test result if I am vaccinated?
Yes. A vaccination certificate is currently not accepted for exam participation.
Which safety and hygiene measures must be taken?
Students participating in on-site exams must wear an FFP2 mask that they have brought with them at all times from entering until leaving the TU building (except during the exam). Upon entry, hand disinfection and registration via QR code (contact tracing) are required. A distance of at least two meters must be maintained at all times.
Do I also have to wear an FFP2 mask while taking the exam?
No, the mask is not required while taking the exam.
