We offer insights into science and practice on current leadership topics and create a platform for the exchange of experiences.

The TU Wien Academy for Continuing Education (TU Wien ACE) dedicates the after-
noon and evening of February 22, 2022 to one of the most discussed hot topics of
our time, the future of mobility. The future of mobility faces great challenges, but it
has enormous potential at the same time.

With the ACE Symposium, we are creating a platform for the exchange of experiences, in line with our motto „Connecting Science, Technology & Business“.
Representatives from different areas and companies, business and research, share their expertise and insights on opportunities and challenges in the field of mobility of the future.

Together, we will discuss the following topics and questions, among others:
What will vehicles be able to do in the future?
What are the (legal) framework conditions and expectations?
What challenges await us and what forms of implementation will be used to
respond to them?
What role can hydrogen play in mobility?
What potential do decentralized, renewable energy supply solutions offer for the
mobility of tomorrow?
What skills will managers need in the future to master „the future of mobility“?

You can expect
Top-class lectures by experts from science and practice
Discussion & exchange
Networking reception


Timeline
2:45 pm – 3 pm Welcome
3 pm – 6:30 pm Lectures by our experts (incl. breaks)
6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Networking reception

Participation fee: 149 EUR
Special fee for ACE Alumni & ACE students: 49EUR
Network ticket: 29 EUR for one accompanying person

We are looking forward to your registration (name, number of accompanying persons, invoice address) via mba@tuwien.ac.at.

The number of open spots is limited.

To participate in the event, the „2G -proof“, a FFP2 mask and the general TU Wien COVID-19 rules of conduct apply. All details can be looked up here. Please present the corresponding proofs at the entrance. We reserve the right to make changes on short notice due to the COVID pandemic regulations.