The "House of Schools" features an attractive courtyard within the ensemble of existing buildings. The "Schools" are concentrated in a space of approx. 6,000 m² southwest of campus, creating a total area of 20,000 m² of usuable space.

The JKU Business School moved to the House of Schools 1, thereby operating in a location that supports strong collaboration and networking in one location. The six-story property is home to a total of 124 individual offices, 12 meeting rooms, and 4 classrooms, with storage rooms and building facility rooms in the basement area.

The JKU House of Schools Uses Deep Borehole Geothermal Energy

The House of Schools at the Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU) uses deep borehole geothermal energy to sustainably heat and cool the building. By means of probes embedded deep into the ground, the building can harness geothermal energy from deep in the earth. Eco-friendly technology means the JKU can avoid the use of fossil fuels!

The advantages include lower CO₂ emissions, lower energy costs, and a pleasant indoor temperature that not only benefits the environment, but students and faculty members as well. New construction at the JKU is a shining example of how we put sustainable solutions into practice.

The House of Schools 1 - Business School is located west of the Management Center.

Gender-neutral restrooms are located in the building's basement area, as well as vending machines (coffee and beverages), a drinking fountain on the ground floor, and the following: