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Be the Face of TU Graz in 2016/17

You are studying at TU Graz and you would like to lend the university your face and represent TU Graz for a year? Then apply now for the upcoming photo shooting on 18 November 2016!

Go international: Study Abroad Fair 2016

Study abroad? But how? What programmes, allowances and sponsorships are there and what kind of experiences have other students had? The Study Abroad Fair helps TU Graz students to find their way…

TU Graz Dossiers:

One topic, but a multiplicity of angles and perspectives.

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Securely Connected!

Researching cybersecurity at TU Graz.

TU Graz becomes more family friendly

Extension of the number of hours per week of FLEKI, game backpacks, cheaper summer child care and commitment to the “Family at university” charter – the range of offers concerning compatibility of…

Innovative: ecological lightweight construction

TU Graz students present their master’s project: the innovation “strawboid”. The wooden lattice-work construction is light on material and production energy, but strong on engineering and design.

It’s the same for everyone at the beginning

Loads of paperwork, new people, strange places: two bachelor students in an interview about the great unknown and the first few weeks and months at TU Graz.

The Innovation Marathon – the big challenge

TU Graz student Philipp Rouschal on experiences at the TU Austria Innovation Marathon. The aim is to develop unfamiliar new ideas, throw new light on a problem, and bravely ask new questions.

TU Graz Racing Team achieves success in Spain

At the Formula Student competition in Barcelona the TU Graz Racing Team once more gained top positions with second place in the overall class.

Gaming is part of the program(ming)

Computer games or studies? This question never arises for Johanna Pirker. She’s organising the first “Game dev days” together with the Game Development Association in Graz on 27 August.

Now accounting for tastes?

Barbara Siegmund and her team use all their senses to examine their multi-facetted research objects. After all, the entire human body is the research tool used at the TU Graz Sensory Laboratory.