This club supports Amnesty International in their pursuit of ending human rights violations and supporting those seeking justice all over the world.

Item descriptThis club aims to be a voice for those who can't speak for themselves. Its members are dedictated to promoting animal welfare, advocating for ethical treatment, and raising awareness about a wide range of animal rights issues. ion

AISV students can learn about Asian culture and traditions in a safe place for students to discuss their experiences while providing the greater community with cultural experiences and celebrations.

The AIS Vienna Athletic Council aims to enhance school spirit by empowering students to use their voice to promote, celebrate, and enhance the athletics program. There is an executive board but all students are invited to sign up for one of the committees.

With a special focus on Particle Physics, members of the club will have the opportunity to learn beyond our Physics curriculum and compete to design the best experiment. Winners will have the opportunity to travel to CERN or DESY to complete their experiment in a fully equiped Particle Accelerator lab.

Be it finance, economics or business plans, this club helps students learn about and discuss important business related topics. Through presentations and seminars students will learn, discuss, and explore all things business.

This club is about celebrating and promoting the AIS Vienna character traits - respect, aspire, achieve. Its members have a direct impact on building a school community that everyone will want to be a part of.

Chess Club accommodates all interested HS students from all skill levels from beginners to champions. Students can come as often or as rarely as they like. This is a student chess club, so the students will decide if this club will become a quiet place to play chess or a scene of competitive tournaments.

The Dungeons and Dragons club introduces the game to interested students and provides plenty of opportunities to play, including new opportunities for aspiring Dungeon Masters. The club is about imagining new worlds, interacting with friends, and having fun as magical systems are used to conquer exciting quests.

The Dance Club supports students in expressing themselves through movement. The students have the opportunity to work on their own choreography and performance.

This club promotes students wanting to be a director, writer, musician, editor, or actor. Students can practice their skills in creating content for both entertainment and promotion purposes.

The goal of the AIS Vienna Diversity Club is to educate and celebrate diversity and multiculturalism, and to facilitate a harmonious teaching and learning community through fostering a welcoming and tolerant environment.

The environmental club promotes environmental causes both on and off campus.

By designing individual work-out plans, club members will develop either their strength, athletic foundation or change their body composition. The club will meet after school to work towards individual fitness goals.

In this club, students can immortalize their time at AISV by beautifying areas on campus. While working outdoors and improving the campus the students learn the satisfaction of putting in labor to achieve their goals.

The Habitat Global Builders is a hands-on service learning club that advocates for all families to have a decent home. The team is engaged in several creative community activities to raise funds in order to purchase materials to build a home. Each year, a group of students participates in a trip to build a home for a family.

The Helping Hands Club responds to people in need due to wars, natural disasters, and abuse. In the last two years, this club has been helping local refugees during the holiday season, has provided support for earthquake victims; has been responding to need for educational materials in war torn and impoverished regions, and has helped refugees across the globe.

Presentations and discussions of historical events, particularly as they relate to law and current events is the subject of club meetings. The goal is to increase student understanding of context around important historical events.

The Junior Math Team is open to any Grade 9 and 10 students interested in participating, with many competition opportunities.

In this club, students have the opportunity to practice their writing skills, dive into traditional journalism or even create video content. All content produced will then be published as part of their CAS project of just for fun.

The Knitting and Crochet club is a great place to develop the meditative skills that come from creating for yourself, or for others.

In this club the participants collaborate in teams to display their knowledge of academic topics. Students take part in friendly practices and competitions during lunch time. They also have the opportunity to join the annual CEESA competition, which is held in February.

LIMBS International is the only nonprofit organization providing comprehensive care to amputees in developing countries. The Limbs Club hosts various events like bake-offs for raising awareness and donation collections, as well as conversations with the president of LIMBS International to learn more about how students can get involved.

In this club, students help students with math related questions.

In this club, students will learn about the important humanitarian aid organization Doctors Without Borders. They will also have the opportunity to support and attend conferences hosted by the organization.

The National Honor Society (NHS) is a High School student organization committed to the principles of scholarship, service, leadership, and character. While there is a minimum grade point average required for membership, the organization is much more than an honor roll. NHS provides a forum for students who have exhibited excellence and leadership to collaborate and make a difference in their community.

In the Prom Committee, students are involved in all aspects of organizing the annual HS Prom event. From planning and sourcing to marketing and budgeting, students gain valuable experience in what it takes to put on a successful large scale event.

In this club, students have the opportunity to build and code robots from scratch. In addition to this, they can prove their skills by joining the challenge "Over Under". More information on this can be found here.

This club supports orphaned, disabled and disadvantaged children in Bistrita, Romania, through various fundraising activities and by making supply trips to Romania.

This club promotes life-long learning. Students participate in presentations, listen to lectures, and guest speakers, and even go on field trips to keep up-to-date with scientific innovations.

This club is for students who are interested in constructing and painting sets or producing props and working with costumes. They will be supporting the ES, MS, or HS theater productions.

The Senior Math Team is open to Grade 11 and Grade 12 students interested in participating, with many competition opportunities.

All students are welcome to participate and develop their skills in debate, impromptu speaking, prepared speech, and acting. There is also an opportunity to compete in the fall and spring tournaments.

In this club, students use their social intelligence and empathy to facilitate school events and support new students transitioning to AIS Vienna.

Students in this club are elected by their peers to address issues of concern and organize student events and activities.

In this club, students have the opportunity to debate, discuss, and deliberate over issues of global significance. They also take part in various conferences where they exchange knowledge with other students.

In this club, students have the opportunity to take part in library programming, organize virtual and F2F author visits, along with other events, create thematic displays, volunteer, and promote diversity through reading.

Rather than simply raise money, club members of the Vienna Outreach Society will vounteer at a variety of aid agencies in Vienna and experience community service first-hand with the support of AISV faculty. Both German and non-German speakers are welcome.

This club is for students who are interested in developing their graphic design and photography skills using Adobe programs such as Photoshop and InDesign. The sutdents will support the publication of the AISV yearbook.