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Prototypes in the spotlight: TU Graz students present industrial innovations

Prototypes, solutions and a professionally staged show: eight student teams from TU Graz present the results of the Product Innovation Project 2017 on 29th May.

... Exhibiting at the Milan Design Week

Graz meets Milano. Architecture students of TU Graz presented their solid-wood seating furniture prototypes at the Design Week in Milan, reaping great enthusiasm for their designs.

TU Graz Dossiers:

One topic, but a multiplicity of angles and perspectives.

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Cities in a Changing Climate

Climate change is omnipresent.
And it is also having an impact on our cities.
Scientists at TU Graz are researching how urban
living spaces can respond to these changes.

TU Graz research monthly: Research highlights straight to your mailbox

Subscribe to our newsletter “TU Graz research monthly“ highlighting recent research work and upcoming events at TU Graz.

30 years of Erasmus: Special shirts on the campus

The European mobility programme is celebrating its 30-year anniversary and TU Graz is celebrating with it. Staff and students stand up for openness and solidarity with Erasmus T-shirts.

Studying without barriers

Diana Klemen is blind and Thomas Stamer has dyslexia. They are two of many students with special needs who are successfully studying at TU Graz.

TECONOMY Graz 2017: Job hunting made easy

Contact persons from 91 top companies and a multitude of career tools await students and graduates of science and technology subjects at TU Graz on 4 May.

… City of the future – Los Angeles

Alexander Gebetsroither, architecture graduate at TU Graz, has developed a future scenario for Los Angeles. He explains how he came to win the Archiprix International 2017 from 385 entries.

“We’re buddies and friends”

Nina and Maria got to know each other through the MORE initiative for refugees at TU Graz. Read the interview to find out what they have to say about unfamiliarity, cultural exchange and time…

A mini solar power station for the balcony

Christoph Grimmer, together with TU Graz colleagues, developed a Plug&Play household storage system. This could cover a quarter of private energy requirement in the future.