Tradition

Founded in 1585, the University of Graz is one of Austria’s largest and distinguished academic institutions. With more than 31,500 students and 3,900 employees, the university contributes significantly to the vibrant life of the Styrian capital.

A regional motor

As a modern place of research in diverse disciplines, the University of Graz combines top-quality research in numerous projects and cooperation programmes on a national and international level. With the successful Twin Faculty “NAWI Graz”, the University of Graz and Graz University of Technology consolidate research and teaching in the field of natural science as well as in Styria as a scientific hub.

Interdisciplinary research

The university’s research performance is bundled in seven interdisciplinary and inter-university focuses. Renowned contemporary scientists successfully continue the work of six Nobel laureates who once researched and taught at our university.

Tradition

Founded in 1585, the University of Graz is one of Austria’s largest and distinguished academic institutions. With more than 31,500 students and 3,900 employees, the university contributes significantly to the vibrant life of the Styrian capital.

A regional motor

As a modern place of research in diverse disciplines, the University of Graz combines top-quality research in numerous projects and cooperation programmes on a national and international level. With the successful Twin Faculty “NAWI Graz”, the University of Graz and Graz University of Technology consolidate research and teaching in the field of natural science as well as in Styria as a scientific hub.

Interdisciplinary research

The university’s research performance is bundled in seven interdisciplinary and inter-university focuses. Renowned contemporary scientists successfully continue the work of six Nobel laureates who once researched and taught at our university.