The Rectorate manages business concerns at the Medical University of Vienna (MedUni Vienna). It consists of the Rector and four Vice-rectors, who are responsible for the Research and Innovation, Finance, Clinical Affairs and Education Divisions.
Rector
Univ.-Prof. Dr.med.univ. Markus Müller
Rector
Medical University of Vienna Spitalgasse 23 1090 Vienna, Austria
Representation of the Rector for the external representation of the Medical University of Vienna (should the Vice-rector of Clinical Affairs be unable to attend)
Acceptance of students including the acceptance procedure
Study courses and examinations
Directory of study courses
Study law
Quality Management and evaluation – studies and education, further training
Development of the range of studies
Strategic planning – curricula
University study courses and measures for life-long learning (incl. LLL strategy)
Specialist supervision of the Curriculum Directors and Coordinators
Employee protection, safety equipment and occupational-medical care (if these agendas fall within the area of responsibility of the Medical University of Vienna)
Crisis Management
Clinical additional expenses (Together with the Vice-rector for Clinical Affairs): (i) Questions of costs reimbursement acc. § 55 KAKuG (Medical Institute and Sanatorium Law), (ii) Measures within the scope of the collaboration acc. “Universitätsmedizin Wien“ and § 29 Section 5 UG (University Act), (iii) Questions on the AKH Information Management System (AKIM), (iv) Investments, capital investments and construction affairs, AKH
Representation of the Rector for the external representation of the Medical University of Vienna
Representation of the Medical University of Vienna on the Management Board in accordance with „Universitätsmedizin Wien“ (brings of decision documents to the Rectorate and reports in the University Council)
Quality Assurance and evaluation – Clinical Division
Clinical additional expenses (Together with the Vice-rector for Finance): (i) Questions of costs reimbursement acc. § 55 KAKuG (Medical Institute and Sanatorium Law), (ii) Measures within the scope of the collaboration acc. “Universitätsmedizin Wien” and § 29 Section 5 UG (University Act), (iii) Questions on the AKH Information Management System (AKIM), (iv) Investments, capital investments and construction affairs, AKH
Consultant member of the collegial management of the AKH
Strategic Planning – Clinical Division and overall coordination
Coordination between the University Clinics
Development and monitoring for the internationalisation of the Clinical Division