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Monday, 28 August 2023

Don't waste your Talent: Study at the University of Graz!

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What would Albert Einstein have become if he had not studied? Perhaps a passionate knitter? Use your talent and register for your dream study programme by 5 September!

Choose the right degree programme for you from around 120! From environmental systems science to molecular biology, law, business administration, history, languages, sports and teaching. Find out everything you need to know to start your future at studium.uni-graz.at.

The University of Graz has the largest range of degree programmes in Styria and opens many doors to exciting careers. Excellent researchers give you an insight into their latest findings during your studies and awaken your interest in science. The modern, green campus is also inspiring. Here you will find the perfect environment for learning and many opportunities to meet young people from all over the world.

Don't miss these dates and deadlines:

  • 5 September 2023 >> Admission deadline for Bachelor and Diploma studies*

Until next Tuesday (!) you can still enrol for one of our numerous Bachelor and Diploma programmes >> Bachelor programmes - University of Graz (uni-graz.at).

  • 30 November 2023 >> New enrolment Master's and Doctoral programmes

If you want to start a Master's or Doctoral programme at the University of Graz, this is still possible until Thursday, November 30, 2023 >> Prospective Students - University of Graz (uni-graz.at).

You don't know yet whether a study programme suits you? With the online self-assessment of the University of Graz you can answer questions and match your dream study programme with your interests >> Studieren probieren (uni-graz.at).

*in special cases until 31 October 2023:

  1. Failure to pass an entrance or admission procedure or the introductory and orientation phase in another degree programme, provided the result for the winter semester is not available until after 31 August;
  2. Obtaining of the general university entrance qualification for the winter semester only after 31 August;
  3. In the case of civilian servants, persons doing military service, persons doing training service and persons doing a voluntary social year, provided that the service was performed or a call-up existed on 31 August and the service was not commenced later or was discontinued or interrupted before the end of the grace period;
  4. If it is credibly shown that the performance of the admission within the general admission period was prevented by an unforeseen or unavoidable event.
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Platelets are best known as rapid responders in the event of injury. They stop bleeding and are indispensable for wound healing. “However, thrombocytes can also aggravate diseases, especially when inflammatory processes are involved,” explains Marion Mußbacher, a pharmacist at the University of Graz. She investigated the “dual role” of platelets in relation to fatty liver disease, a condition closely linked to obesity and type 2 diabetes.

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