All Info
You can find us at the IT Service Desk on the first floor of wing G at IMC Campus Krems, or alternatively you can reach us by phone or mail.
Tel.: +43 2732 802 555
E-Mail:support(at)imc.ac.at
Office hours
- Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
- Saturday: 8 a.m.-2 p.m.
Wi-Fi
The university is part of eduroam (education roaming), an international project that enables students and employees to access wireless networks at numerous Austrian and foreign education institutions using the login data from their own university.
Authentication takes place via your IMC account. You can simply use your university e-mail address ([email protected]) and password to log in.
Tip: the eduroam service is especially useful during an exchange semester, excursions and trips abroad.
It goes without saying that visitors and conference participants can also access our fast and stable wireless network.
In this case, authentication is performed using the PIN provided. The PIN is displayed on the information panels at the event location. Alternatively, you can also contact the event organiser.
To use our Wi-Fi network, you need a valid password and a device with a WLAN interface (WPA2/AES, 802.1X or at least 802.11n-compatible).
Microsoft 365
Virtual offers
Where possible and appropriate, our university also uses distance learning as a complement for face-to-face teaching. We have the option of setting up virtual classrooms, for instance using Microsoft Teams. Alternatively, lecturers can prepare e-learning units, in which students are given tasks or exercises which they complete by themselves.
If requested by lecturers, examinations at our university can also be held digitally – either orally via Microsoft Teams or in writing using biz:Examiner.
We recommend using at least the Mac OS X 10.15 (Catalina) operating system, and an Intel i5 processor and 8GB RAM. These requirements are usually met by Mac models from around 2014 onwards.
Students on the Informatics bachelor degree programme should use a device with at least 16GB RAM.
Attention: Apple devices with ARM Apple M1/M2/M3 chipsets are not supported for Bootcamp or virtual x86 emulation!
Available infrastructure
Fully equipped seminar rooms
Practical extras: students and lecturers will find more than enough sockets in our seminar and meeting rooms.
If you would like to connect your laptop to the AV equipment in the rooms you can use the following cables:
- HDMI
- VGA
If your laptop does not have any of these sockets, please bring an adaptor with you or access your personal cloud storage space using the PC in the room.
Please note: unfortunately, we cannot offer all of the adaptors currently available on the market.