The ministry was first created in 1848 as the Ministry of Public Schools (Ministerium für öffentlichen Unterricht). As of 2018,[update] the agency's official name is Ministry of Education, Science and Research (Bundesministerium für Bildung, Wissenschaft und Forschung or BMBWF).[1]
The Ministry was first founded in 1848 in the wake of the Bourgeois revolution. Back then, it was named "Ministry for Cultus and Education" and included religious affairs. In the first years of the First Austrian Republic it was merged into the "Ministry for Interior and Education", until it became its own authority again in 1923. Chancellor Bruno Kreisky restructured it in 1971, creating the Ministry of Science and Research on one hand and the "Ministry of Education and Arts" on the other. From 2000 to 2007, they were merged again and formed a "Ministry of Education, Science and Culture".
In 2007, the Science Ministry was again established as its own authority. This left the remaining parts as "Ministry for Education, Arts and Culture" (German: Bundesministerium für Unterricht, Kunst und Kultur, short: BMUKK or Unterrichtsministerium). It then had additional responsibilities in the fields of Religious foundations and the arts, such as theatre and Film promotion, Museums and related management and funding, such as for the Austrian National Library, and the Vienna Philharmonic. The Bundesdenkmalamt was a sub department of the BMUKK as well.
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ministry, education, science, research, ministry, education, german, bundesministerium, für, bildung, wissenschaft, forschung, bildungsministerium, historically, also, unterrichtsministerium, government, ministry, austria, charge, public, schools, academic, in. The Ministry of Education German Bundesministerium fur Bildung Wissenschaft und Forschung Bildungsministerium historically also Unterrichtsministerium is the government ministry of Austria in charge of public schools and academic institutions Federal Ministry of Education Science and ResearchBundesministerium fur Bildung Wissenschaft und Forschung Unterrichtsministerium BildungsministeriumMinistry overviewFormed1848JurisdictionAustriaHeadquartersPalais Dietrichstein Ulfeld Minoritenplatz 3 Vienna48 12 33 3 N 16 21 47 2 E 48 209250 N 16 363111 E 48 209250 16 363111Minister responsibleMartin PolaschekWebsiteOfficial website The current head of the Ministry is Martin Polaschek The ministry was first created in 1848 as the Ministry of Public Schools Ministerium fur offentlichen Unterricht As of 2018 update the agency s official name is Ministry of Education Science and Research Bundesministerium fur Bildung Wissenschaft und Forschung or BMBWF 1 Contents 1 Responsibilities 2 History 3 Ministers 4 References 5 External linksResponsibilities editThe Ministry is responsible for all matters regarding public education including general education vocational preparatory schools Adult education educational research and the Pedagogical Universities History editThe Ministry was first founded in 1848 in the wake of the Bourgeois revolution Back then it was named Ministry for Cultus and Education and included religious affairs In the first years of the First Austrian Republic it was merged into the Ministry for Interior and Education until it became its own authority again in 1923 Chancellor Bruno Kreisky restructured it in 1971 creating the Ministry of Science and Research on one hand and the Ministry of Education and Arts on the other From 2000 to 2007 they were merged again and formed a Ministry of Education Science and Culture In 2007 the Science Ministry was again established as its own authority This left the remaining parts as Ministry for Education Arts and Culture German Bundesministerium fur Unterricht Kunst und Kultur short BMUKK or Unterrichtsministerium It then had additional responsibilities in the fields of Religious foundations and the arts such as theatre and Film promotion Museums and related management and funding such as for the Austrian National Library and the Vienna Philharmonic The Bundesdenkmalamt was a sub department of the BMUKK as well nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Federal Ministry for Education Science and Research Ministers editMain article List of ministers of education Austria References edit Bundesministeriengesetz Novelle 2017 BGBl I Nr 164 2017 in German December 28 2017 Retrieved 2018 05 06 External links editOfficial website nbsp nbsp This article about government in Austria is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ministry of Education Science and Research amp oldid 1180432069, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
