Turn expertise into workflows. During your studies.
Austria's leading faculty of law, with specialization options unique in Europe.
The Juridicum is the Faculty of Law at the University of Vienna and ranks among the best law faculties in the world according to the Times Higher Education ranking. It offers the classical law degree (Mag. iur.) and specialization options unique in Europe, ranging from technology law to environmental law to Legal Gender Studies. A curriculum reform took effect in 2025, modernizing the program and making it individually adaptable.
The Juridicum is home to the Institute for Tax Law, which, alongside its foundational research in national, European and international tax law, also advances the connection between tax law and technology. Students in TaxTech at the University of Vienna's Juridicum explore UNOY as a work environment. They examine how professional rules, structured inputs and reviewable results fit together.
Try out the way of working in practice.
Students work on professional examples and examine which information, rules and decisions make a traceable result possible.
In the KU TaxTech course at the Institute for Tax Law, students see how a tax law review workflow is created, how decision logic works and why traceability matters in regulated environments.
This way, students get to know digital ways of working during their studies, not only under time pressure in a law firm or tax practice.
Top
Law faculty worldwide (THE Ranking)
KU TaxTech
Course at the Institute for Tax Law
Tax Law
meets technology & digitalization
Unique
in Austria and Central Europe
Tax law follows clear rules. That is precisely why it is ideal for demonstrating how expert knowledge is translated into structured digital processes. This is the competency built in KU TaxTech with UNOY.
Connect professional thinking with digital work.
Teaching offers room to design workflows, test them with cases and recognise their limits. Professional judgement remains part of the task.
Digital tools do not replace legal reasoning in tax law. They complement it as a bridge between expertise and a reviewable result.
UNOY supports teaching at the Juridicum and at WU so that students gain experience with digital ways of working for their later careers.
Good workflows start with clear requirements.
Working with examples shows where information is missing, rules need to be made more precise and results need to be reviewed.
The biggest hurdle is often not the technology but the abstraction: expertise must be expressed in a way that a workflow can process.
At university, students can experiment, make mistakes and reflect. This creates a foundation for later practice.
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