Tuesday, 02 July 2019

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Jetzt für ein Studium an der Universität Graz registrieren. Foto: Uni Graz/Kanizaj ©KANIZAJ Marija-M. | 2018

Jetzt für ein Studium an der Universität Graz registrieren. Foto: Uni Graz/Kanizaj

Neu im Reigen der zugangsgeregelten Studien ist auch „Transkulturelle Kommunikation“. Die Registrierungsfrist dafür endet am 15. Juli 2019

Hast du gesehen/gehört was er/sie gesagt hat? Hinter dieser scheinbar einfachen Fragestellung stecken viele Antworten. In Zeiten eines gemeinsamen europäischen Gedankens ist der (sprachliche) Austausch zwischen Menschen unterschiedlicher Länder ein wichtiger Aspekt. Die Kommunikation zwischen verschiedenen Kulturen und auch die nonverbale Kommunikation – Gebärdensprache - stehen in einem eigenen Uni-Graz-Studium im Vordergrund.

Jetzt bis zum 15. Juli 2019 für das Studium Transkulturelle Kommunikation registrieren unter http://studienzugang.uni-graz.at

Am 15. Juli 2019 endet auch die Registrierungspflicht für die Bachelorstudien Biologie, Erziehungs- und Bildungswissenschaft, Molekularbiologie, Pharmazeutische Wissenschaften, Psychologie sowie für den Master Psychologie und Pharmazie. Infos unter http://studienzugang.uni-graz.at

 

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