IMC Krems stands for internationality - and the 2nd International Teaching Days 2025 are an impressive example of this. Top-class lecturers from renowned universities and universities of applied sciences around the world brought the latest findings from research and practice directly into our lecture halls from 01 to 05 April. Students not only benefit from innovative perspectives, but also from valuable insights into current developments in global markets and technologies.
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International Teaching Days 2025: Experience global expertise up close
A total of 35 lecturers from 18 countries took part in the International Teaching Days. These interactive teaching events enable a direct exchange with leading scientists and offer our students a real knowledge advantage. The International Teaching Days make IMC Krems a hotspot for global education and networking.
The international experts included:
- Anastasiia Mostova (Varna University of Management, Bulgaria) shed light on how digital marketing is transforming small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in global competition.
- Eldar Madumarov (KIMEP University, Kazakhstan) demonstrated the potential of Smart Contracts to automate and increase the transparency of economic processes.
- Jerry O’Connell (Dorset College Dublin, Ireland) presented practical strategies for crisis management in business and healthcare.
- Olena Mykolenko (V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University, Ukraine) provided impetus for the future viability of companies with her presentation on sustainable innovation and change management.
- Christina Athanasopoulou (University of West Attica, Greece) spoke about the increasing importance of eHealth Literacy in occupational therapy and the healthcare sector.
‘International perspectives and intercultural exchange are the key to a successful future in a networked world. The International Teaching Days offer an ideal platform for sharing knowledge, gaining new impulses and promoting sustainable cooperation,’ says Iris Waringer, Head of International Relations at IMC Krems.
Getting to know Krems
In addition to the academic events, the side programme offered participants numerous opportunities to exchange ideas and get to know the Krems region.
The official welcome of the participants was followed by a guided tour of the various IMC Krems campuses. Another highlight was the excursion to the Wachau, one of the most beautiful cultural landscapes in Austria.
Those interested in sport were able to go on a hike up the Kreuzberg, while Austrian culture and cuisine took centre stage at the traditional evening. The programme was rounded off by the Night Watchman Tour, a guided tour of the medieval town of Krems, and the Farewell Dinner as a festive conclusion to the event.