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The University of Graz, founded in 1585, is Austria’s second oldest university and one of the largest institutions of higher education in Austria. With approximately 26,000 students, the University of Graz makes an essential contribution to the vibrant life of the Styrian capital. The students have more than 100 bachelor's, master's, graduate and doctoral programs to choose from. The studies and scientific disciplines are assigned to six faculties: Catholic Theology; Law; Social and Economic Sciences; Humanities; Natural Sciences; Environmental and Regional Sciences and Education. Graz, the second largest city in Austria, is located in the southeastern province of Styria, called the green heart of Austria because of its extensive forests. The city's geographical location provides an important gateway to neighbouring countries (1 hour to Maribor/Slovenia, 2 hours to Vienna, 4 hours to Venice). Graz also has many parks and cultural activities and provides easy access to sports such as skiing. A popular event is the annual Steirischer Herbst (Styrian Autumn), which encompasses a number of musical, theatrical and literary performances as well as accompanying lectures and exhibitions. To learn more about the University of Graz's exchange program, please visit: Exchange Students Page If you are interested in going on an exchange program to the University of Graz click here. If you are a University of Graz student coming on an exchange program to UNO click here. |
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| Faculties of Humanities - Ancient Greek, Ancient History, Art History, Archaeology, Cultural Studies, English & American philology, European Ethnology, French, Gender Studies, German Philology, History, Italian, Latin, Linguistics, Musicology, Philosophy, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, Slovene, Spanish Institute of Translation Sciences- Arabic, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Serbo-Croatian, Slovene, Spanish, Turkish Law Natural Sciences - Astronomy, Biology, Botany, Chemistry, Geology, Mathematics, Meteorology & Geophysics, Mineralogy-Crystallography, Mining Geology, Paleontology, Petrology, Physics, Psychology, Technical Geology, Toxicology, Zoology Social and Economic Sciences - Business Administration, Economics Pharmacy Catholic Theological Faculty Environmental and Regional Sciences and Education - Education, Geography, Economic Pedagogy, Sports Science, Sustainable Development Engineering and other Technical Fields - The University of Graz has a unique cooperation with the Technical University of Graz (TUG), where our exchange students can co-enrol at the TUG and take courses from there at no extra cost. Students can also get a transcript from the TUG.
Preparatory German Language Courses Incoming exchange students can take German Intensive Courses in September or February for a period of three weeks. For more information, click HERE. Courses taught in English University of Graz can also accept students with less or no German background provided they find enough courses offered in English to meet their home university's requirement. For more information on the English-taught courses at the University of Graz, click HERE. ISEP students enrolled at University of Graz may also sign up for courses offered at Technische Universität Graz at no further cost. Also, there are no course restrictions for exchange students. However, placement in some fields (psychology, sports sciences) and labs may be difficult. Program Dates Academic year: Early October to late June Semester 1: Early October to late January (3 week Christmas break in December and January). Students participating in the intensive German course must arrive by September 5, 2013.
Application deadlines: June 1 (Semester 1) and November 1 (Semester 2) UNO-ISEP: The duration of the program is of one semester or of a full academic year. All students who wish to go on this exchange must first apply and be accepted to the UNO International Student Exchange Program (see our site for Outgoing students). Once accepted, students then complete the requirements to apply to the program at University of Graz. The exchange agreement between UNO and University of Graz allows students to pay tuition at their home institution but they must pay all other expenses, such as housing, transportation, insurance, meals, etc. Please click here for more information on housing in Graz. Various other essential information for exchange students is also available on the university's Welcome Guide. |
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To contact us, send e-mails to isep@uno.edu or call us at 504-280-6388
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