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TU-Vizerektor Horst Bischof, Julian Fink, Petra Gsodam, Patrick Kratzenstein, Simon Lackner, Michael Lukesch, Barbara Haselsteiner (Forschungsmanagement und -service), Wirtschaftskammer-Präsident Josef Herk (v.l.) Foto: WKO

Wirtschaftskammer Steiermark fördert fünf Studierende der Uni Graz

Die Wirtschaftskammer Steiermark hat heuer erstmals Stipendien für Diplom- und Masterarbeiten an steirischen Universitäten oder Fachhochschulen vergeben. Gefördert wurden 20 Abschlussarbeiten mit wirtschaftsnahem Bezug, darunter auch fünf von Studierenden der Uni Graz. Wirtschaftskammer-Präsident Josef Herk verlieh kürzlich die Stipendien jeweils in der Höhe von 2.100 Euro im Rahmen einer Feier an der TU Graz.

Julian Fink, Bakk. Umweltsystemwissenschaften – Nachhaltigkeitsorientiertes Management: Analyzing Material Flows in Production Process of the electronic Industry
Petra Gsodam, BSc. Umweltsystemwissenschaften – Nachhaltigkeitsorientiertes Management: Business Models for Renewable Energies in Austria
Patrick Kratzenstein, Rechtswissenschaften: The European Banking Union in Comparison to the United States’ Banking System
Simon Lackner, Bakk. Betriebswirtschaft: Mechanismen und Internationalisierungsprozesse ausgewählter österreichischer Unternehmen in der Volksrepublik China
Michael Lukesch, BSc., Biochemie und molekulare Biomedizin: Phosphate Transfer - Recombinant Expression, Purification and Characterization of Various Phosphatases for the Enzymatic Production of Organophosphates

>> Clip von der Stipendienvergabe

Andreas Schweiger

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