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International Student Identity Card (ISIC) aktivieren und gewinnen

UniGrazCard goes INTERNATIONAL: Allen, die ihre International Student Identity Card (ISIC) bis zum 28. September 2012 aktivieren, winkt der Gewinn eines Gutscheins über 100 Euro* des Steirischen Raiffeisen Reisebüros.

Die ISIC ist der einzige Nachweis des Studierendenstatus, der weltweit anerkannt wird. Aktuell können mit der ISIC über 41.000 nationale und internationale Discounts und Benefits genutzt werden. Von günstigen Flügen über verbilligte Unterkünfte bis hin zum ermäßigten Eintritt in Museen, Kinos, Theater und vieles mehr. Alle Vorteile der ISIC sind unter www.isic.at nachzulesen.

Der Weg zur ISIC:

•   Voraussetzung ist eine gültige UniGrazCard
•   einmalige Beantragung der ISIC in UNIGRAZonline
•   Bei Vorlage der gültigen UniGrazCard und nach Einzahlung der ISIC-Gebühr in der Höhe von 3,50 Euro in der Raiffeisen-Landesbank Steiermark AG (Zinzendorfgasse 27) wird die ISIC aktiviert.

Nähere Informationen: http://www.uni-graz.at/unigrazcard

Neue ISIC-Benefits in Graz und Umgebung: Pizza Mann +++ Fahrschule Roadstars +++ Museum der Wahrnehmung +++ Adrenalinpark im Schwarzl Freizeitzentrum +++ STA Travel GmbH

*) Der Gutschein ist für eine Buchung gültig (keine Barablöse).

Gudrun Pichler

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