Administrative
Registration for studies
To the university entrance qualification examination
What you should know about the scholarships
Everything you need to know about exam registration
Recognitions and internships
Degree
To the university entrance qualification examination
Please make an appointment online in advance for a personal visit to the study department or the department for the university entrance qualification examination!
In order to be able to enrol in a regular degree program at a university, you need to have passed the school-leaving examination (Matura) at a secondary school. In some cases, this must be supplemented by additional examinations with regard to the chosen course of study. The Matura can be replaced as an admission requirement by a subject-restricted study qualification in the form of theuniversity entrance qualification examinationcan be substituted. This provides a university entrance qualification for a single course of study (in some cases for a few closely related courses).
- The university entrance qualification examination is not a Matura and therefore does not entitle you to free access to studies!
- The university entrance qualification examination can only be taken for degree programs offered at the University of Graz.
- It is not possible to take partial examinations for university of applied sciences degree programs at the university!
What you should know about the scholarships
The Faculty of Humanities awards and supervises various types of scholarships.
Important information about the:
Further scholarships and information on funding opportunities can be found on the homepage of Research Management and Services and on the homepage of theDoctoral Academy.
You will also find a notice board on the 1st floor of the Department (Attemsgasse 25/1, 8010 Graz) where current scholarships and funding opportunities are displayed.
Everything you need to know about exam registration
Exam registration
Registration is required for ALL exams. Please register via UNIGRAZonline.
Course examinations
In the case of courses with continuous assessment (i.e. all courses except lectures), registration for the examination takes place by registering for the course.
Final examinations
You can register for Bachelor's and Master's examinations with Claudia Baumgartner either during opening hours Tue. - Fri. from 10.00-12.00, or via e-mail at claudia.baumgartner(at)uni-graz.at; only after all modules have been completed and the examination protocols have been submitted.
Recognitions and internships
All examinations that are to be used as part of a degree programme and were taken in another degree programme (or an older version of the same degree programme) must be recognized. You can create the application in UNIGRAZonline, information can be found on the pages of the GEWI faculty underRecognitions.
ATTENTION: Since the MA program 15W has been converted to the new SPO management, there will soon be instructions for recognitions within this framework on the dean's office pages!
In both the Bachelor's degree program in European Ethnology and the Master's degree program, it is possible to acquire ECTS credits within the framework of relevant or professionally oriented internships. To do so, it is necessary to submit the relevant internship applications in advance. Further information on the recognition of internships can be found on the website of the Dean's Office.
Support from students for students
The interest group (IG) for our field of study advocates for the concerns and interests of students at the institute. Unlike the student council (StV), we are not an elected ÖH committee, but have organized ourselves to actively contribute to improving everyday student life and to create a point of contact for students.
Our most important task is to support you with any questions, concerns, or problems you may have regarding your studies. You can reach us at any time by email, Instagram, or Facebook—or simply talk to us directly at the institute. We are also happy to arrange personal consultation appointments and will do our best to help!
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4students - Study Info Service is the first point of contact for all students and prospective students at the University of Graz. As an information hub for questions about and around studying, 4students offers individual advice and information for all those seeking advice via telephone, e-mail, Skype, study portal and in person. 4students represents the university at school visits and trade fair appearances, produces study-related and target group-specific printed materials and newsletters. Projects such as the online self-assessment for prospective students, peer mentoring for the first in the family to go to university or the orientation tutorial for first-year students are also part of the remit. Another focus is the organization of target group-specific events such as the Open Day or Welcome Day. 4students emphasizes target group-oriented communication through tutorials and the use of social media.