Advent, Advent

Den Adventkalender zum Anklicken und Gewinnen gibt's wieder ab 1. Dezember

Der Adventkalender begleitet ab 1. Dezember wieder durch die stille Zeit

Alle Jahre wieder so auch heuer gibt es den beliebten Adventkalender der Uni Graz, der durch die stille Zeit begleitet. Heuer im neuen Web-Design gekleidet, verrät die Pressestelle beim Anklicken der Sternchen zum Teil unbekannte Fakten und viel Wissenswertes rund um die Universität.

An einigen Tagen werden wieder kleine Geschenke verlost.

Eine schöne Adventzeit wünscht die Pressestelle der Uni Graz.

Hier geht es zum Adventkalender

Konstantios Tzivanopoulos

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