The Club of Female Professors of the Medical University Vienna (MUW) was founded in 2005 to strengthen and improve the impact of common concerns and ideas. The mission of this continuously growing club is to improve the situation of women, including colleagues, coworkers, students and patients, at the MUW. This important goal is pursued by continuous interaction with rectorate, academic senate and politicians.
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