FH-Prof.in Mag.a Dr.in Sibylle Moser
- Head of Center for Cultural and Creative Industries
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Senior Researcher
Media Creation Research Group
Institute of Creative\Media/Technologies - Department of Media and Digital Technologies
Departments
- Media and Digital Technologies
"The Brain—is wider than the Sky—"
Emily Dickinson
Short Bio
- since 09/24 Head of Center for Culture and Creativity, Department of Media and Digital Technologies
- 10/23-08/24 Co-Head of the Institute for Creative\Media/Technologies, Department of Media and Digital Technologies
- 2017-2023 Professor for Media Studies & Cultural Management at UAS Kufstein (Focus: Arts Education, Visitor Research, Digital Visitor Experience)
- 2011-2017 CEO of Community Radio Orange 94.0, Vienna
- 2006-2009 Principal Investigator Research Project "Aesthetic Know-how. Language-Technology-Media", Vienna Science and Technology Funds (5 Senses Call / Science for Creative Industries)
- 2006 Visiting Professor at the Department of Theatre-, Film- and Media Studies, University Vienna
- 2002-2005 Senior Fellow am McLuhan Program in Culture and Technology, University of Toronto (APART-Programm ÖAW)
- 1995-2010 Lecturer at the Universities of Innsbruck, Vienna and Toronto (Teaching Areas: Media and Communication Theory, Constructivism, Empirical Studies in Literature, Feminist Autobiography)
- 1994-1995 Junior Fellow at the Institute for Empirical Studies in Literature and Media (LUMIS), University Siegen
Research Interests

For me, doing research means training the imagination, connecting different ways of thinking and disciplines and daring to push methodological boundaries. As a transdisciplinary framework, I use systemic models and approaches from embodied cognition.
Current focus: user/visitor experience in museums and gardens * mixed method designs in empirical studies of art and culture * cognitive semiotics with a special interest in intermodal analogy and metaphor in multimedia text