Students and staff of the University of Klagenfurt are once again called upon to step on the pedals of their bicycles as part of the ‘The University gets cycling’ initiative to replace as many car kilometres as possible with bicycle kilometres. From 20 March to 30 September 2025, kilometres can be collected via the ‘Kärnten radelt’ platform – and the most diligent cyclists can once again win great prizes!
The University of Klagenfurt has been taking part in the ‘Kärnten radelt’ campaign for several years and has launched its own initiative under the motto ‘The university gets cycling’. In 2024, participating university members covered an astonishing 38,422.96 kilometres by bike between March and September. Now the cyclists who achieved the highest kilometre results have been rewarded with prizes.
Cycling is good for your health and the environment. That’s why the University of Klagenfurt once again took part in the ‘Kärnten radelt’ (Carinthia cycles) campaign in 2024 and offered an additional prize under the motto ‘The University gets cycling’. The commitment of the university members is impressive: The University of Klagenfurt wins in the ‘Universities/Colleges’ category with an impressive 38,422.96 kilometres cycled – on 19 November 2024, Martin Hitz, Chairman of the Senate, accepted the award on behalf of the university in the Spiegelsaal of the Carinthian provincial government in Klagenfurt.
Anyone who wants to get on their bike and explore Carinthia or the other federal states can take part in the nationwide “Sommerradeln” campaign as part of “Österreich radelt” from July to 12 September 2024 and win not only virtual trophies, but also high-quality prizes!
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