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Studying is a formative time full of new experiences. With its diverse range of degree programmes in nine fields of interest, the University of Graz creates the perfect space for training and further development.

Society and democracy

Learn how democracy works and what societies need to enable their citizens to lead a successful life. ⇒ the studies at a glance

Business and law

Find out how a market works, what entrepreneurship means and what legal framework a state needs in the 21st century. ⇒ the studies at a glance

Data Science

Understand how artificial intelligence and machine learning are changing the world and what this means for society. ⇒ the studies at a glance

Languages

Discover how languages shape our lives and enable us to communicate successfully across different borders. ⇒ the studies at a glance

History and culture

Immerse yourself in the culture of countries near and far and understand how history shapes the civilisations of today. ⇒ the studies at a glance

Health and fitness

Explore the human miracle - from the mode of action of the smallest molecules to cell structures, the musculoskeletal system and the psyche. ⇒ the studies at a glance

MINT / Natural sciences

Find out how elementary particles interact, what secrets the universe holds for us and how formulae describe the world. ⇒ the studies at a glance

Climate and sustainability

Find out how humans are changing the Earth and its climate and how we can achieve a sustainable way of life. ⇒ the studies at a glance

Social issues and ethics

Embark on a search for social justice and the moral and ethical rules that enable us to live together. ⇒ the studies at a glance

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Commissioned by NATO: University of Graz tests high-tech textiles

As part of an international project, antimicrobial and fire-resistant fabrics with UV protection are being developed in Zagreb. Pharmacists from the University of Graz are ensuring that these fabrics are skin-friendly.

The Arctic up close: ORF special feature on the University of Graz’s research station in S

Students from the University of Graz are spending two weeks conducting research at the Univerisity of Graz research station at the Sermilik Fjord in Greenland, which has been operational for three years. They are measuring glacial runoff, tracking ice melt in real time and installing weather stations. ORF is following the expedition and will be reporting on the special feature ‘Arctic Adventure’ across its various channels from 20 July.

Medicine for ants: Caffeine prolongs the life of infected insects

Black coffee stimulates us and acts against bacteria. So, can caffeine also be good for insects? Yes, confirm biologists of the University of Graz. When ants suffer from a fungal disease, they consume more caffeine and remain active for longer.

How formulas are making medicine more personalised

When Federica Caforio talks about the heart, it doesn’t sound like an operating theatre, but rather like equations, parameters and simulations. Yet this is precisely where the medical promise of her research lies: one day, clinical data will be used to create a digital twin of the heart – a virtual model that will enable a better understanding of diseases and allow for more personalised treatment plans. She will be presenting her research at the ‘ECMTB 2026’ mathematics conference.