As a prospective student, it’s essential to understand the language requirements and the support available to help you achieve them. Student Jakov Vujović provides answers to frequent questions.
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Applying for a master’s degree means lots of documents, deadlines, bureaucracy – but it doesn’t have to be stressful. Master student Mia Schwerer shares the most important facts regarding those…
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As a foreigner, starting a bachelor's degree programme at TU Graz is easier than you think. Marija Puljarević, an electrical engineering student from Bosnia and Herzegovina, explains what needs to be…
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Working as a student doesn’t just finance your studies – if you play it smart, you will expand your network and prepare yourself for your career. I am a student at TU Graz. Here are my six most…
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Are you a student and would like to study internationally in a flexible way? Maybe you've heard of Unite! but don't know what it is and what it could do for you? Here are some answers.
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