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Andreas Enzminger

Mag.phil.Dr.phil. Andreas Enzminger

Mag.phil.Dr.phil. Andreas Enzminger

Assistant Professor

andreas.enzminger@wu.ac.at
+43 1 31336 5382
Building D2 (Entrance D), 3rd Floor, Room D2.3.236

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About

Andreas Enzminger is a university assistant (postdoc) at the Institute for Communication Management and Media at the Department of Business Communication. He studied communication at the University of Vienna, where he also completed his bachelor's and master's degrees and received his doctorate with a dissertation on the cognitive physiological impact potential of Holocaust and Holodomor communication in Austria.

Prior to his time at WU, Andreas Enzminger worked as a university assistant (prae-doc) and university lecturer at the Department of Communication at the University of Vienna from 2013 to 2020. From 2019 to 2020, he worked as a research associate (post-doc) on the project Communication Patterns of Radicalisation (COMRAD). During his prae-doc period, he was also involved in the international project TV History Mediation in Transnational Space and was responsible for empirical field research in Ukraine, Turkey, Hungary, Austria and Vietnam. Andreas Enzminger is also a reviewer for numerous renowned journals and has been a member of the editorial board of the Austrian journal Medien Journal of the Austrian Society for Communication Studies (ÖGK) since 2022.

Research Interests

His research interests include media effect research, in particular persuasion research with a focus on dynamic information processing, as well as the investigation of resistance in this process. In this context, he is currently working on the communicative support and monitoring of sustainable infrastructure projects in the field of acceptance communication. Further thematic focuses include war and crisis communication, dynamics of radicalisation on the internet and history communication in the transnational space. Methodologically, his empirical research focuses on quantitative methods (experiments, content analysis, surveys) as well as psychophysiological methods, such as measurements of skin conductance, heart rate, EEG and eye-tracking.

 
 

A full list of publications and research activities can be found in PURE.
 

Journal article

2022 Rizun, Volodymyr, Tukaiev, Sergii, Havrylets, Yurii, Vasheka, Tetiana, Enzminger, Andreas, Grimm, Jürgen, Palamar, Borys, Olena dolgova, Olena Dolgova, Pravda, Oleksandr, Makarchuk, Mykola. 2022. Media trust among university students during the COVID-19 pandemic in Ukraine. Read more
2020 Tukaiev, Sergii, Havrylets, Yurii, Rizun, Volodymyr, Grimm, Jürgen, Enzminger, Andreas, Zyma, Igor, Makarchuk, Mykola. 2020. Short-term media effects include the alterations of sensitivity towards the real violence from the past. Read more
2016 Grimm, Juergen, Rizun, Volodymyr, Enzminger, Andreas, Havrylets, Yurii, Tukaiev, Sergii, Khylko, Maksym, Bogdana nosova, Bogdana Nosova. 2016. Memorial Culture in Ukraine in the Context of Media Perception of Historical Problems (based on documentaries about the Holocaust and Holodomor). Read more