Monday, 14 September 2015

Rasch anmelden!

USI-Online-Anmeldung am 15. September, Sondertermin für Bedienstete

Über 350 Sportkurse mit mehr als 11.000 Kursplätzen - das USI startet dieser Woche mit der Anmeldung für Bedienstete ins neue Studienjahr. MitarbeiterInnen der Uni Graz haben zwei Möglichkeiten sich für diese Kurse anzumelden: 

Am Dienstag, 15.09.2015 online über MY USI DATA und  am Donnerstag, 17.09.2015 am eigenen Anmeldetag ab acht Uhr für Bedienstete im USI Büro (Universitätsplatz 3, EG). Kursbeginn ist am 5. Oktober 2015.

Alle Informationen dazu finden Sie unter:
http://sportinstitut.uni-graz.at/de/usi-anmeldung/termine/termine-ws/ 

Darüberhinaus bietet das USI auch im Wintersemester wieder Kurse mit Fokus auf Mentaltraining und Mediation an. Die Kurse 175 und 176 sind entweder montags oder freitags und starten ebenfalls im Oktober.

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