Expiry of the Authorisation to Teach
The authorisation to teach (venia docendi) expires
1. due to resignation;
2. due to continued inactivity over four years without good reason;
3. with a conviction that has been handed down by an Austrian court and which, based on section 27 of the Austrian Criminal Code (Strafgesetzbuch or StGB), Federal Law Gazette No. 60/1974, leads to forfeiture of office of a civil servant. Any loss due to a disciplinary decision in accordance with special regulations remains unaffected.
As of: 22 January 2004
The only legally binding version is the German version published in the University Gazette.
Table of contents
- Guidelines for the Conferment of Honorary Degrees and Awards
- Electoral Regulations
- Rules of Procedure for Collegial Bodies
- Studienpräses
- Study Law
- Equal Opportunities Working Party
- Graduation Ceremonies for the Conferral of Academic Degrees
- Target Agreements between the Head of the Faculty/Centre and an Academic
- House Rules
- Form and Extent of the Graduates’ Involvement at the University
- Habilitation
- Expiry of the Authorisation to Teach
- Quality Assurance
- Affirmative Action Plan for the Advancement of Women and Gender Equality
- Equal Opportunities for People with Disabilities and/or Chronic Illnesses at the University of Vienna
- University of Vienna Ethics Committee
- Honorary Professors
- Recruitment Procedure for Professorships according to Section 99, Para. 4 of the Universities Act for Associated Professors
- Appointment of Professors according to Section 99a of the Universities Act