Renaissance humanism at the University of Vienna
Innovation through antique traditions
1450–1550
The era of “Renaissance humanism” is marked by a spiritual orientation towards antiquity and its achievements. Starting in the cities, churches and courts of 14th century Italy, this educational movement spread to the territories of the Holy Roman Empire during the 15th and 16th centuries. Science and academic teachings, as well as cultural life in general experienced a radical reorientation.
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