He found this offer via Google: "In the course of setting up my online academy 'exvomo', I was looking for a consultant for e-learning systems. I didn't find what I was looking for, but the Master's degree programme in e-learning and knowledge management suddenly popped up among the search queries," he explains. "So I thought to myself: maybe I'll be an e-learning consultant myself in a few years with this degree programme?"

The founder had at least already gained experience: after completing a Bachelor's degree in Business Consultancy, he went on to complete a Master's degree in e-commerce before setting up his own company, "exvomo - experts of tomorrow". "Our focus is on the further development of people and companies in e-commerce. At some point, we came up with the idea of an automated e-learning course series for the online retail sector." In spring, he finally realised his vision: Since then, interested parties have been able to learn more about e-commerce regardless of time and place and receive an e-commerce driving licence or basic course at the end of the course.

Why did Thomas apply to FH Burgenland?

He could also always imagine working as a teacher. And after pursuing a similar goal as a consultant - namely to pass on expertise to third parties - he would also like to learn more about structured and efficient knowledge transfer during his studies.