Seite an Seite: Mentoring unterstützt bei Berufseinstieg oder Karriere im Ausland

Mentor:innen unterstützen bei Wahl fürs Masterstudium, Berufseinstieg oder Karriere im Ausland. Foto: Uni Graz/Kanizaj

Man kann selbst ins kalte Wasser springen. Oder erfahrene Studierende und Alumni fragen und dabei noch ECTS fürs Studium sammeln: mit einem Career Mentoring-Programm der Universität Graz

Welches Masterstudium soll ich wählen? Wie starte ich ins Berufsleben? Oder wie kann ich meine Karriere im Ausland vorantreiben? Die Antworten darauf fallen leichter, wenn eine Person zur Seite steht, die diese Erfahrungen bereits gemacht hat. Und genau solche erfahrenen Profis unterstützen im kostenfreien Career Mentoring-Programm der Uni Graz.

Studierende profitieren dabei nicht vom Rat ihrer Mentorin:ihres Mentors. Sie erhalten auch 2 ECTS fürs Wahlfach angerechnet.

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