Aufnahmeprüfungen

Wer sich für die Fächer Biologie, Molekularbiologie, Pharmazie und Psychologie registriert hat, muss Anfang September zur Aufnahmeprüfung.

Die Zahl der BewerberInnen in Psychologie, Biologie, Molekularbiologie und Pharmazie überstieg die vorhandenen Plätze bei weitem.

Bis 2. August hatten Studieninteressierte Zeit, sich für die Biologie, Molekularbiologie, Pharmazie und Psychologie zu registrieren. In jedem dieser Fächer überstieg die Zahl der Anmeldungen jene der verfügbaren Studienplätze (siehe Übersicht unten). Daher gibt es nun Anfang September Aufnahmsprüfungen, und zwar jeweils österreichweit am selben Tag. Die registrierten InteressentInnen werden per E-Mail bis spätestens Mitte August über die genaue Uhrzeit und weitere Details verständigt.

Fach	verfügbare Plätze	Anmeldungen	Prüfungstermin
Biologie	268	318	5. September
Molekularbiologie* Uni Graz	322	376	5. September
Molekularbiologie* TU Graz	106	116	5. September
Pharmazie	384	455	9. September
Psychologie Bachelor	230	1058	3. September

* Das Studium Molekularbiologie wird im Rahmen der Kooperation NAWI Graz gemeinsam mit der TU Graz angeboten.

Dagmar Eklaude

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