Volles Haus!

Begrüßten die Studieninteressierten zum Tag der offenen Tür gemeinsam: Univ.-Prof. Dr. Eike Straub (Kunstuni), Univ.-Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Dimai (Meduni Graz) sowie Ao.Univ.-Prof. Dr. Martin Polaschek (Uni Graz).

Mehr als 1800 Studieninteressierte informierten sich beim Tag der offenen Tür

1800 Personen, 58 Workshops - der gestrige Tag der offenen Tür war auch an der Universität Graz ein voller Erfolg. Ganztägig nutzten Studieninteressierte die Möglichkeit, sich bei Infoständen zu den unterschiedlichen Studienrichtungen an der Uni Graz zu informieren. Auch zeigte die Uni Graz, dass sie nicht nur auf Forschungs und Studienebene mit anderen Hochschulen am Standort kooperiert: Die Eröffnung am Campus fand gemeinsam mit der Medizinischen Universität und Kunstuni Graz statt. Die einführenden Worte hielten die zuständigen Vizerektoren Ao.Univ.-Prof. Dr. Martin Polaschek (Uni Graz), Univ.-Prof. Dr. Hans-Peter Dimai (Meduni Graz) und Univ.-Prof. Dr. Eike Straub (Kunstuni).

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