fields of informatics, information technology and technical mathematics. The faculty was founded in January 2007 and superseded the Faculty of Economics, Business Administration and Informatics as well as a newly established Department for information and communication technology. It is organized into nine departments and offers five bachelor's degree programs, four master's degree programs, two teacher training degree programs and two doctoral programs. Department of Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity Department of Informatics Education Department of Informatics Systems Department of Information Technology Department of Mathematics Department of Mathematics Education Department of Networked and Embedded Systems Department of Smart Systems Technologies Department of Statistics The research cluster "self-organizing networked systems" closely collaborates with the research institute Lakeside Labs. University centres Centre for Women's and Gender Studies Digital Age Research Centre (D!ARC) Karl Popper Kolleg M/O/T – School of Management, Organizational Development and Technology School of Education (SoE) UNIKUM (University Cultural Centre) Partnerships As of 2021, the University of Klagenfurt has strategic partnerships with the Austrian Academy of Sciences, the Ca' Foscari University of Venice, the Fraunhofer Austria Society, and with Silicon Austria Labs (SAL). It offers joint study programs with the Universities of Vienna, Graz, Udine, La Rochelle, and the Poznań University of Technology. Student mobility partnerships via Erasmus+ and other exchange programs exist with over 250 universities in more than 50 countries worldwide. At the beginning of 2022, the University of Klagenfurt joined YERUN, a European network of young research-intensive universities headquartered in Brussels. Rankings The THE World University Rankings 2022 list the University of Klagenfurt in the 351–400 group. This is the 2nd best rank of an Austrian university with a broader spectrum of studies, second only to the University of Vienna (124) and the Medical Universities of Vienna, Graz, and Innsbruck and on par with the University of Innsbruck and the Vienna University of Technology. THE uses the field-weighted citation impact, considering the different range of fields between universities. In the THE Young University Rankings 2022, Klagenfurt holds rank 77 worldwide. From the STEM fields, the University of Klagenfurt has technology, engineering, and mathematics in its spectrum, but not any classic sciences or life sciences, which is a handicap in the other large global university rankings. Still, it holds rank 486 in the QS World University Rankings, which aim to rank the 1,400 best universities in the world (out of > 26,000), ahead of the University of Graz (651–700) and