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Tuesday, 13 November 2018

Brücke zwischen Universität und Beruf

Einblicke in die Welt von morgen beim „Styrian Strategy Summit“. Foto: istock/XtockImages ©This content is subject to copyright.
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Einblicke in die Welt von morgen beim „Styrian Strategy Summit“. Foto: istock/XtockImages

Einblicke in die Welt von morgen mit „Styrian Strategy Summit“

Mit „KLUG – Kompetenzen lernen Uni Graz“ fördert die Universität Graz die Persönlichkeitsentwicklung der Studierenden. KLUG bietet verschiedene Möglichkeiten des Kompetenzerwerbs und vernetzt Studierende mit VertreterInnen der Wirtschaft und einer breiteren Öffentlichkeit. „Wir bringen kluge Köpfe an der Universität und in der Wirtschaft zusammen und bauen so eine wichtige Brücke zwischen Studium und Beruf“, betont Rektorin Christa Neuper. 

Auftakt für die kompetenzorientierte Plattform KLUG am 22. November

Zum Auftakt der neuen Plattform findet ein erstes Leitevent am 22. November 2018 statt. Hochkarätige Gäste, darunter Medien-Manager Horst Pirker, Post-Vorstand Georg Pölzl, Energie-Experte Karl Rose und Google-Managerin Stefanie Teichmann, geben Einblicke in die Welt von morgen. Und beantworten Fragen wie: Wie gestaltet sich die Zukunft? Wie reagieren wir auf die Entwicklungen von morgen? 

Über die Strategien der Zukunft diskutieren hochkarätige Gäste aus den Bereichen Ressource & Globalisierung, Mobilität & Logistik und Politik & Kommunikation: 

- Peter Filzmaier, Politikwissenschafter, Professor an der Donau-Universität Krems und der Universität Graz

- Horst Pirker, CEO VGN, News, Styria Media Group, lehrt an der Uni Graz

- Georg Pölzl, CEO Österreichische Post, Deutsche Telekom, lehrt an der Universität Graz

- Karl Rose, Group Chief Strategist of Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, OMV, Shell, lehrt an der Universität Graz

- Walter Slupetzky, CEO Quintessenz, Mobilitätsexperte

- Stefanie Teichmann, Director at Google EMEA, Coca Cola, lehrt an der Universität Graz
- Patrizia Valentini, E-Mobility Renault Österreich

Mehr zu KLUG gibt es im Podcast-Portal „AirCampus“ >> hier reinhören

Styrian Strategy Summit – Strategien für die Wirtschaft der Zukunft
WANN: 22. November 2018, ab 15:30 Uhr
WO: Aula, Universität Graz, Universitätsplatz 3, 8010 Graz

>> Mehr erfahren

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