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Für Internationale Studierende gibt es am 19. März den IDAY der ÖH Uni Graz. Foto: Uni Graz/Lunghammer

Infotag am 19. März 2015: ÖH Uni Graz informiert über Studium, Versicherung und Visum

Was brauchen internationale StudentInnen, um ein Studium beginnen zu können? Das und noch viel mehr soll am "IDAY", dem Informationstag der ÖH Uni Graz am 19. März 2015 ab 13 Uhr in der Aula der Uni Graz, im Mittelpunkt stehen. Das Ziel des „Information Day for international Students“ ist einen Überblick über die wichtigen Informationen und gesetzliche Grundlagen rund um die Themengebiete Studium, Sozialversicherungswesen, Arbeit und Aufenthaltsbewilligung (Visum) zu geben. Zielgruppe der Veranstaltung sind vor allem Studierende aus Drittstaaten. In fünf englischsprachigen Vorträge werden etwaige Unklarheiten beseitigt und offene Fragen beantwortet. Veranstaltet wird der ÖH Uni Graz-IDAY in Kooperation mit den Grazer Universitäten Uni Graz und TU Graz sowie dem Arbeitsmarktservice, der Steiermärkischen Gebietskrankenkasse und dem Land Steiermark.

IDAY der ÖH Uni Graz
Wann? Donnerstag. 19. März 2015, 13 Uhr
Wo? Aula der Uni Graz

Konstantinos Tzivanopoulos

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