The Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts presents the final results of its interdisciplinary study on small-scale housing. The study shows the potential of small forms of housing between individualization and densification in the context of sustainability. Depending on individual housing needs and the spatial planning situation, they can play a role as sustainable and future-proof housing solutions.

Being stuck together in vacation traffic jams is part of the collective travel experience in Switzerland. Until now, however, we did not know how much tourist traffic is actually on our roads and railways. Researchers at HSLU are now providing facts, figures and data.

Digitalization and artificial intelligence are also finding their way into the construction industry. The latest developments as well as the advantages and disadvantages of these new technologies were the subject of this year's IPI seminar at the Institute of Building Technology and Energy at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts.

The Swiss FinTech sector is showing signs of saturation. Despite a stable number of companies, financing activities continue to decline. Growth potential is opening up, particularly in the international B2B sector. This is the conclusion of the latest IFZ FinTech Study 2025 by Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts.

At the graduation ceremony of the Lucerne School of Computer Science and Information Technology on April 11, 2025, 325 graduates received their diplomas. The NextGen Leader Award went to a project from the CAS Digital Transformation.

How can artistic practices open up new scope for action in social work? What role does art play in promoting cultural participation and reducing exclusion? Over 150 students explored these questions during the International Study Week 2025 from January 27 to 31.

Luca Porras completed his field practice in Colombia with the organization Batuta, which uses music to help children who have been victims of the armed conflict to come to terms with their experiences. In various regions of the country, he experienced how music, as a universal language, builds bridges, enables empowerment and can be used as a powerful tool in social work.

The highest folk music award is presented to her by the Golden Treble Clef association of the same name for her multifaceted work. The renowned musician has been a professor of yodelling at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts - Music since 2018 and is responsible for folk music.