• Teaching: Faculty and Course Content
• Processes, Organisation, and Administration

Both the way content is delivered and the content itself are central to the learning experience at the university. That’s why we focus primarily on these aspects to best support students’ academic success.

The university’s structures and processes are designed to maintain and continually improve learning quality, while also easing the workload for staff and simplifying day-to-day operations — allowing all of us to focus on what really matters: learning and personal growth.

• First point of contact for student concerns and questions
• Transparent communication and exchange
• Networking, projects, engagement & co-creation
• Campus life and infrastructure
• Awards and recognition

We serve as a point of contact for students, acting as a mediator between the student body and the university. Our aim is to remove barriers and create space so that learning and research can flow again.

Social skills such as networking, negotiation, persuasiveness, and the ability to inspire others are essential both professionally and personally. That’s why we see an active campus life as a vital platform to apply and strengthen these skills. For this to succeed, the academic curriculum must provide enough flexibility to allow students to engage meaningfully in campus life.

Focus on long-term solutions, not symptom management

We actively contribute to the university environment and play a committed role within the student community.

In all our initiatives, we aim for sustainable, long-term impact rather than short-term fixes. Our actions are guided by ecological responsibility and the principle of harmony between people and nature.

Use the following login information to access the M365 portal for the first time. After logging in, you will be prompted to register your smartphone for MFA. To do this, follow the steps in section 2. Multi-Factor-Authentication.
 

Username:
The username varies depending on the system. Some systems use your email address, while others use a combination of your first and last name. For longer names, the first name is abbreviated. The following applies:

a) Up to 20 characters including a dot in firstname.lastname, e.g., max.mustermann:
firstname.lastname@uni.li -> max.mustermann@uni.li
firstname.lastname -> max.mustermann

b) At least 21 characters including a dot in firstname.lastname, e.g., maximilian.mustermann you have to cut the firstname:
f.lastname@uni.li -> m.mustermann@uni.li
f.lastname -> m.mustermann

Password:

1. First character first name (uppercase)
2. First character last name (lowercase)
3. The symbol "#"
4. The numbers from your Usercode

For example: If your name is Max Mustermann and your Usercode "020547524146", you will have the following password: Mm#020547524146

Note on account creation:

• The password (default password shown above) is only valid for consecutive teaching; continuing education courses will continue to receive the password in an envelope.
• User accounts are created once one month before the start of the semester. After that, they are created regularly on Wednesdays and Fridays until the beginning of the new semester.
• You will receive an email as soon as your user account has been created.
• Your username differs across different systems. Below you will find the two most important ones, and this help article lists all logins.

Other logins

• eLearning platform Moodle - firstname.lastname
• Students Intranet - firstname.lastname

Multi-factor authentication is a security process for accounts that requires two or more separate steps to verify the user’s identity. This step must be completed once and is mandatory for logging in to Citrix and for resetting your password independently. To set it up, please follow the steps below.

Installation and Setup

Follow the instructions in the step-by-step guide.

In the M365 portal, click on Change Password. In the new window, you will be prompted to enter a new password. Please note the password policy below.

Password Policy

The password must be at least 10 characters long and must meet at least three of the following four criteria:

1. Uppercase letters (A–Z)
2. Lowercase letters (a–z)
3. Numbers (0–9)
4. Special characters (e.g., !, $, %, or &)

Attention

• The username may not be included in the password.
• The password is valid for 180 days, after which it must be changed.
• The password can only be changed once per day.
• There is a password history of the last 24 passwords — these cannot be reused.

To print without any problems at the university, you need to accept two memberships in our billing system "Kuario". Read this article in our knowledge base (wiki.uni.li) for more information. Login is with your university email address and your password.

Knowledge Base

We offer a knowledge base (wiki.uni.li) that you can search at any time. Login is with your user account (email address and password).  You can either browse the categories or search for specific topics using the search bar at the top.

IT Service Desk / Support

Due to the integration of our IT Service Desk into that of AI, we have also adopted their standards. All IT inquiries must be submitted via the Xurrent IT Service Desk system, which can be accessed at uni-li.xurrent.com. Login is with your user account (email address and password). 

The IT Service Desk can primarily be reached via this portal or, in emergencies, by telephone during the following opening hours:

• Monday – Friday, 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM and 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM.

Please use the service desk number +423 236 66 33 only in urgent cases. Contact via email is not possible.

On-site Support

During the first two weeks of the new semester, you can find the IT Service Desk on the university campus in the Facility Management office (Room: C.102). Orientation Map

UNI_INT

With UNI_INT, students and staff gain access to online databases and research platforms.
Login is done using your username or university email address (firstname.lastname@uni.li) along with your password.

eduroam

With eduroam, students and staff receive free internet access at participating universities and other institutions worldwide.
Online databases and research platforms cannot be accessed via this Wi-Fi network.

Setup

iOS

1. Download the geteduroam App.
2. Open the app and select University of Liechtenstein.
3. Enter username (firstname.lastname) and password.
4. Confirm the installation of the Wi-Fi profile: Allow.
5. Connect the mobile device to the Wi-Fi eduroam: Connect.

Android

1. Download the geteduroam App.
2. Open the app and select University of Liechtenstein.
3. Enter username (firstname.lastname) and password.
4. If an error occurs, delete the Wi-Fi in the settings (Settings > Wi-Fi > eduroam and tap “Forget this network”).
5. Repeat steps 2 and 3.

Windows

1. Download the geteduroam App.
2. Open the app and select University of Liechtenstein.
3. Enter username (firstname.lastname) and password.

macOS 

See the step-by-step guide.

Do you want to clearly define and achieve your professional goals? We support you with personal coaching to help you recognise your strengths and make targeted use of them. Whether career planning, application strategies or decision-making, we will accompany you on your way.

A convincing CV is crucial for your professional success. In our approx. 60-minute CV consultation, you will receive individual feedback and practical tips on how to optimise your CV. The consultation is free of charge for students of the University of Liechtenstein and can be held in German or English.

Expand your skills through various practice-orientated workshops and events. Topics such as application training, networking and industry insights will prepare you optimally for the labour market. Take the opportunity to network with experts and different people from a wide range of companies.

Our job exchange offers you a wide range of opportunities for internships, working student jobs and career starts, both in Liechtenstein and the region as well as internationally. Find suitable offers and start your career with a strong partner at your side.

Registration Deadlines Summer Semester 2026

Registration for Workshops and Seminars
15 January to 30 January 2026

Registration for Language Courses
15 January to 6 February 2026

Registration for Online Courses
22 January to 6 February 2026

Registration Rules

• Registration is final and binding. First come, first served.
• The maximum number of participants is 25 or 40 for workshops and seminars, and 20 for language courses.
• A minimum attendance of 80% is required for all workshops, seminars and language courses.
• Students who register but do not attend the course will receive a failing grade.
• Registrations and changes are not possible after the deadlines have passed.
• Workshops and seminars with fewer than 8 participants will be cancelled.
• Please avoid registering for courses that conflict with your individual study schedule.
• Please refrain from registering if you are unable to attend (“no shows”).

The interdisciplinary elective modules are graded according to the same system as the other modules in the degree programmes. Modules completed at other universities that are recognised as interdisciplinary elective modules will be recorded as “passed”.

Further Information on Language Courses

The Guidelines outline the rules for registration and participation in the interdisciplinary elective modules.

The University of Liechtenstein offers online courses as part of the Interdisciplinary Elective Modules. These courses are developed in cooperation with the company Coursera. They can be completed flexibly throughout the semester, independent of time and location.

Specific regulations apply to these online courses.

If you wish to remain in your degree programme and continue your studies in the following semester, you must pay the tuition fee on time. By making this payment, you confirm that you intend to continue your studies (Art. 24 of the Student Regulations). Only after the payment has been received will you be able to register for modules or sign up for examinations. Your digital student ID card will also be renewed automatically.

If no payment is made, your enrolment will automatically be terminated (Art. 24 of the Student Regulations).

According to the Student Regulations (Art. 29, StudO), tuition fees must be paid before the start of the semester. The semester invoice will be sent to your university email address. Invoicing is issued exclusively in Swiss francs (CHF). Please also take note of the programme-specific semester dates.

If the tuition fee is not paid, access to the intranet, Moodle, and other systems will be blocked automatically and without prior notice before the start of the lecture period. Access can only be reactivated by paying the fee in cash or by card at the reception desk. Otherwise, you will be excluded from the degree programme. Please bring and present your semester invoice when paying at the reception.

Access to exam registration will only be enabled after full payment has been received. Since international bank transfers can take up to 10 days, it is recommended to pay the invoice at the reception desk if payment is made at short notice.

Enrolled students can download their enrolment or study confirmation via their personal intranet page (http://my.uni.li). The document can be printed for further use. The screenshot below shows where to find the document in the intranet:

You can find information on course, module and examination registrations in our intranet.

You can find information about the functions and usage of the badges here.