Mentoringprogramme: Studierende unterstützen Studierende

Neue Studierende von schon erfahrenen Kolleg:innen Tipps zum Studienstart. Foto: Uni Graz/Kanizaj

Wer sein Studium gerade am Anfang gut organisieren möchte, kann seine:n Sitznachbar:in im Hörsaal fragen. Oder höhersemestrige Studierende vor der Bibliothek um Rat bitten. Oder ein Mentoringprogramm besuchen.

Die Uni Graz unterstützt Studienanfänger:innen aktiv mit speziellen Mentoringprogrammen.

Bei „Peer-Mentoring - Die Ersten in ihrer Familie, die an die Uni gehen“
und „Orientierungstutorium für Erstsemestrige“
erhalten neue Studierende von schon erfahrenen Kolleg:innen Tipps aus erster Hand. Diese bekommen für die Arbeit als Mentor:innen wiederum ECTS.

>> zu allen Mentoringprogrammen

Andreas Schweiger

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