Wörterwelten

GEWI-Dekan Lukas Meyer, GEWI-Vizestudiendekanin Margit Reitbauer und Vizerektor Martin Polaschek eröffneten den Tag der Sprachen im Wall-Zentrum. Foto: Uni Graz/Schweiger.

Buntes Programm am Tag der Sprachen

Nachdem interessierte BesucherInnen am 5. Juni 2014 beim "Tag der Geschichte" auf eine Reise durch die Zeit gehen konnten, drehte sich beim "Tag der Sprachen" 11. November 2014 im Mehrzwecksaal des Wall-Zentrums alles um die Welt der Wörter.

Nicht nur wurde das Sprachstudienangebot der Uni Graz einem breiten Publikum vorgestellt - die Teilnehmenden erhielten zudem auch Einblicke in die Kunst des Simultandolmetschens. Bei freiem Eintritt tauchten die BesucherInnen den gesamten Nachmittag über in Workshops und Vorlesungen beispielsweise in die „magische Literatur“ ein oder verspürten bei „Tales of Terror“ feinen Grusel.

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