// STEM region Linz "MINT Region OÖ Zentral"
TOGETHER FOR
MORE INTEREST
in technology & co
In the greater Linz area,
the core group around the innovation centre of the city of Linz (Franz Winkler and Silvia Hackl) with Manuel Blum from BFI and CODERS.BAY, Bernadette Weinreich from Johannes Kepler University and Manfred Ruhmer, Managing Director of Infineon Linz, together with many other committed institutions, educational establishments and companies, took part in the second STEM regions tender and successfully received the approval for the quality label as ‘MINT Region OÖ Zentral’ in May 2025. The official award ceremony will take place in Vienna on 7 October 2025.
We look forward to hearing from other companies, educational institutions, organizations or public bodies from Linz and the surrounding area who would like to get involved with their existing STEM initiatives. If you are interested in active participation, please contact us at innovation@mag.linz.at
Wer ist von Beginn an Teil unserer MINT Region OÖ Zentral?
Du bist auch MINT-begeistert, in einer Bildungseinrichtung oder in einem Unternehmen in Linz, Wels, Steyr und Umgebung aktiv und möchtest dich beim Netzwerk MINT Region OÖ Zentral einbringen? Dann melde dich gerne unter innovation@mag.linz.at
Our claim:
The acronym STEAM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics. The interdisciplinary approach promotes critical, solution-oriented and creative thinking in order to awaken and maintain interest in technology and the like along the entire educational chain - from elementary education to lifelong learning.
Our first overarching initiative::
Together with the DIGITAL MILE, the HTLs LiTec and Leonding, teams at 8 schools (MS, AHS, PTS) in the Linz and Linz Land educational region have been training with Lego robotics sets since November 2024 in order to be able to take part in the WRO Austria competition in June 2025, which will be held in the Old Town Hall Linz.
Now it's time to give the MINT Region Upper Austria Central a visual sign: What does our MINT region look like to you? How could our claim ‘STEAM IT up!’ be visualised? Show us and get a goodie bag from JKU and Infineon.
You can take part until autumn 2025 and send us your suggestion via the participation platform. The MINT Region Upper Austria Central network will then select the favourites and send them on to the community voting.
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Info = Talks and meetups // Zertifikat = Courses, trainings, and award ceremonies
marked turquoise = Coding Weeks Events focused on programming
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On behalf of the MINTality Foundation, the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, Faculty Hagenberg conducted a study among 14- and 18-year-old Austrian schoolgirls in May 2023 on the topic of "Associations, success factors and obstacles of Austrian schoolgirls with regard to training in the STEM fields.
The authors Dr. Martina Gaisch; Victoria Rammer MMA; Stefanie Sterrer BA and Dr. Christiane Takacs list four possible courses of action to strengthen STEM. These include
Further recommendations can be found in the final report of the study (in German).