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Monday, 12 October 2015

Zurück in die Zukunft

KinderUniGraz startet mit großem Programm ins Studiensemester.

Vortragende der Med Uni Graz, der FH JOANNEUM, der Kunst Uni Graz, der KPH Graz und der Uni Graz beleuchten für Kinder von 8 bis 14 Jahren das Thema "Zurück in die Zukunft" aus deren Blickwinkel.
Alle KinderUniGraz-Studierenden sowie Schulklassen und Nachmittagsbetreuungen sind herzlich eingeladen. Die Anmeldung ist bereits geöffnet!

Die einzelnen Kurse im Überblick:

"SCHULFACH NEUGIER - WIE ERFINDUNGEN VON DAMALS NOCH HEUTE DIE MEDIZIN UND UNSEREN ALLTAG PRÄGEN."
Kaum jemand kennt den kleinen schlauen Wickie und seine pfiffigen Ideen nicht. Wahrhaftig hatten und haben Menschen zahlreiche beeindruckende Ideen, die unser Leben prägen. Allen gemeinsam ist eine große Portion Fantasie und Kreativität sowie Neugierde. Lass dich von den großen und kleinen Erfindungen aus der Vergangenheit inspirieren, um selbst zum/zur Erfinder/in zu werden.

Wann:  15.10.2015 / 15-16 Uhr
Wo: Med Uni Graz / Hörsaal D / Hörsaalzentrum am Gelände des LKH / Auenbruggerplatz 15 / 8036 Graz
Vortragende: Dr.in med.univ. Tanja Macheiner


"1X1 DER ZUKUNFTSFÄHIGEN LEBENSWEISE – WAS MÜSSEN WIR MORGEN „KÖNNEN“, UM AUCH ÜBERMORGEN GUT LEBEN ZU KÖNNEN."

Wir stehen am Ende einer langen Zeit des Wohlstandswachstums und des Friedens in Europa, denn die heutige Welt ist anders als vor 50 oder 100 Jahren.  Neue Umstände sind der Aufstieg Chinas, Klimawandel, das Ende des billigen Öls und die globale Vernetzung. Wie können wir diese Risiken zu Chancen für ein langes gutes Leben machen?

Wann: 19.11.2015 / 15-16 Uhr
Wo: FH JOANNEUM / HS 15, EG / Alte Poststraße 147 / 8020 Graz
Vortragender: Prof. (FH) Mag. Mag. Dr. Harald A. Friedl



WEITERE TERMINE JEWEILS VON 15-16 UHR:
Kunst Uni Graz, 10.12.2015 / Orchesterproberaum im MUMUTH
KPH Graz, 07.01.2016 / Lange Gasse 2, 3. Stock, HS C 3.47
Uni Graz, 04.02.2016 / Mozartgasse 14/I, HS 25.11

Anmeldung und Details: http://www.kinderunigraz.at/programm/ringvorlesungen

Kontakt: Corinna Schloffer, KinderUniGraz, +43 316 380 2179

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