The University’s main mandate is to focus on research and development, teaching and continuing professional education and training. In all these fields its regional status is to be deepened and its high ranking in the European academic area is to be guaranteed. This is laid down in the Mission Statement of the University of Innsbruck. The University is committed to equality of opportunity for all staff and students, irrespective of gender, marital status, family status, age, disability, race, sexual orientation, and religious belief, and membership of the travelling community.

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Founded in 1669, the University of Innsbruck looks back to a long and variable history. The University has always been a supporting pillar of the Tyrolean society and has influenced the region tremendously. The importance of its status as a research and educating institution can be seen in the numerous award winning alumni and current and former scientists teaching and researching at the University. Many scientific cutting-edge discoveries have been made at this institution.

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Today the University comprises of 16 faculties and 83 departments. For more information on the structure and size of the University visit our sites University in Numbers, Student Numbers and Organisational Structure. You find relevant numbers on last year’s performances at the Intellectual Capital site, and strategies and plans for the next few years at Development Plan. For finding the location of the various faculties, departments and other university institutions go to Maps and Directions. The site University Life gives you information on academic and cultural activities and events at the University.

European Federation of Sport Psychology (FEPSAC)

FEPSAC is a European non-profit organisation with 19 group members representing 18 European countries. Its main aims are: – to promote scientific, educational, and professional work in sport psychology in Europe – to disseminate information and promote co-operation in sport psychology in Europe – to maintain social and scientific relations between persons and groups working in sport psychology, mainly in Europe, and to encourage young European scientists in sport psychology. The organisation is altruistic and strives to achieve non-profit goals of international value. The organisation strives to achieve exclusively and directly goals of public nature. To achieve these aims, FEPSAC organises (among others) the following activities: – an European congress every 2 years – initiates research activities in sport and exercise psychology – creates links between sport psychology societies and groups within Europe – produces and distributes documents and publications.