Infomesse zu Uni-Lehrgängen

Infomesse am 25. April 2014, 16 bis 19 Uhr, im Palais Kottulinsky

UNI for LIFE präsentiert postgraduale, berufsbegleitende Weiterbildungsprogramme

Die Weiterbildungsgesellschaft der Universität Graz, die UNI for LIFE SeminarveranstaltungsGmbH, lädt am Freitag, den 25. April 2014, von 16 bis 19 Uhr im Palais Kottulinsky, Beethovenstraße 9, zu einer kostenlosen Infomesse ein.

In Kurzpräsentationen und an Info-Ständen wird das berufsbegleitende Weiterbildungsprogramm aus den Bereichen Wirtschaft, Recht, Pädagogik, Kunst und Kultur, Medizin und Gesundheit, Pflege, Medien und Design sowie Theologie vorgestellt. Wissenschaftliche LeiterInnen, Vortragende, AbsolventInnen, TeilnehmerInnen aus allen Bereichen und das gesamte Team von UNI for LIFE stehen für Auskünfte zur Verfügung.

Beim Unternehmensplanspiel können Interessierte auch eine der vielen Trainingsmethoden von UNI for LIFE vor Ort miterleben.

Um Anmeldung unter office(at)uniforlife.at wird gebeten.

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Gudrun Pichler

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