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Fragen der Persönlichkeitsentwicklung stehen im Zentrum der neuen UNIZEIT. Coverfoto: Uni Graz/Kanizaj

Die neue UNIZEIT widmet sich dem Thema Persönlichkeitsentwicklung

Was kann ich? Wo stehe ich? Wie komme ich weiter? Wie wir darauf die richtigen Antworten finden - egal in welcher Lebensphase - erklären ForscherInnen der Universität Graz. Soziale Kompetenz und Strategien zur Persönlichkeitsentwicklung sind ein entscheidendes Rüstzeug, das Studierenden neben dem Fachwissen mitgegeben wird. "Wer will ich morgen sein?", muss sich auch die Universität selbst immer wieder fragen, und Stimmen von außen helfen bei der Entscheidung.

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