The first Night Owl is taking flight!

On Friday, 16 January 2026, TU Wien Bibliothek will open its doors at 07:00 p.m. exclusively to students of TU Wien and will stay open all night until 07:00 a.m. in the morning.

Whether you want to concentrate on learning, prepare for exams together or just enjoy a nightly learning session in a unique atmosphere, this event is for you.

Admission is restricted to TU Wien students, so bring your TUcard to pass the control point in the foyer.

Accompanying programme

The supporting programme for this event includes a learning workshop, stress management through breathing yoga, and stretching and activation exercises. All workshops are held in German. Registration is required for these workshops.

Lernen kann auch Spaß machen! (A learning workshop) (Language: German)

Time: 16:00–17:30
Location: Informatics lecture hall, Room DEU116, opens an external URL in a new window
Register for the Learning Workshop, opens an external URL in a new window

Stressbewältigung durch Yoga Atemtechnik (Language: German)

Time: Three slots at 20 minutes, at 19:30 | 20:15 | 21:00
Location: PE-Schulungsraum, Room DDEGL04, opens an external URL in a new window
Maximum number of participants: 20
Register at the library circulation desk on the ground floor

Paul´s Moves (stretching and activation exercises) (Language: German)

Time: Two slots at 20 minutes, at 20:30 | 22:00
Location: Library lecture room, DD05B04, opens an external URL in a new window
Maximum number of participants: 20
Register at the library circulation desk on the ground floor

Do you have any questions on the accompanying programme? Phone +43-58801-406406 (Central Room Management for Teaching and Learning).

Coffee and snacks

The TU Wien Bibliothek team and Central Room Management for Teaching and Learning support this event with free coffee and snacks, served at the lecture room on the 5th floor. Please bring your own (thermo-)cup to help keep the Night Owl environmentally friendly.

Partners

This event is a collaboration between TU Wien Bibliothek and the Central Room Management for Teaching and Learning, with the kind support of the Vice Rectorate Academic Affairs and Real Estate and Facility Management.