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Ave, Caesar: JKU Campaign wins Advertising Award

How do you get school students excited about a university that does not even exist yet? A Caesar 2020 award-winning campaign by JKU and the 'kest' agency showed just how it’s done.

F.l.: Christoph Kerschner, Walter Stromberger (both from kest), head of University Communications at the JKU Tamara Dekum holding the award, Sinisa Vidovic (Forafilm). Photo credit: Cityfoto/Martin Wiesler
F.l.: Christoph Kerschner, Walter Stromberger (both from kest), head of University Communications at the JKU Tamara Dekum holding the award, Sinisa Vidovic (Forafilm). Photo credit: Cityfoto/Martin Wiesler

To be more precise, the LIT campaign was presented with the award. The new, previously unheard-of Linz Institute of Technology wanted to attract new, ambitious school students and make them aware of the options in regard to fairly well-known degree programs. By creating potential future occupations and scenarios, the Austria-wide online/offline campaign highlighted future opportunities open to prospective students at LIT. The campaign scored points by creating new, adventurous occupations, some of which do not yet exist but could one day be developed at LIT. Accordingly, the motto was: Study at the New Linz Institute of "Anything is Possible" Technology.

The advertising campaign featuring moving images could be found on social media and at schools, movie theater, and bus, tram and subway info screens from Vienna to Bregenz. The jury praised the consistency of implementation, media diversity, addressing the target group, and the overall holistic approach.