Nach Hause kommen

Beim Homecoming Day am 26. September treffen sich ehemalige Studierende an der Uni Graz.

alumni UNI graz lädt am 26. September zum ersten großen AbsolventInnentag

Ehemalige KollegInnen wieder treffen, auf alten Pfaden wandeln, Neuestes aus der Wissenschaft erfahren: Das AbsolventInnen-Netzwerk alumni UNI graz lädt am 26. September 2015 ab 14 Uhr alle ehemaligen Studierenden der Karl-Franzens-Universität zum ersten großen AbsolventInnentag mit reichhaltigem Programm. Um 15.30 Uhr soll dabei auch Österreichs größtes AsolventInnenfoto geknipst werden. Nach Einblicken in die verschiedensten Forschungszweige gibt es ab 18.30 beim gemütlichen Get2gether das eigens gebraute Alummi Bier zu verkosten. Für musikalischen Schwung sorgt das Trio "Guitar on the Go". Die Teilnahme ist kostenlos, PartnerInnen und Kinder sind herzlich willkommen, für die jungen Gäste gibt es zwischen 13 und 19 Uhr auch eine Betreuung.

Alle Infos unter alumni.uni-graz.at/de/veranstaltungen/

Dagmar Eklaude

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