Willkommen!

Infos aus erster Hand: Am WELCOME DAY.

Mit rund 1.000 BesucherInnen wird insgesamt gerechnet - aber es natürlich reichlich Platz für alle.

Verschiedene Serviceeinrichtungen der Uni Graz stellen sich vor, wie zum Beispiel das Büro für Internationale Beziehungen...

... oder treffpunkt sprachen.

Erfolgreiche Messe für StudienanfängerInnen

Willkommen, Studierende! Der WELCOME DAY ist die Informationsmesse für Erstsemestrige von 4students, dem Studien Info Service der Uni Graz und fand heuer am 25. September 2013 statt.

Von 11 bis 15 Uhr konnten sich interessierte StudienanfängerInnen in der Aula der Karl-Franzens-Universität einen geballten Überblick zu verschiedenen Serviceeinrichtungen der Universität holen und mehr über die breite Palette an Möglichkeiten der Unterstützung in verschiedensten Belangen im und rund ums Studium erfahren. Neben der persönlichen und individuellen Betreuung gab es außerdem Kaffee, Cookies und Brownies gratis.

Gerhild Kastrun

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