FOR RESEARCHERS AT TU GRAZ
Funding opportunities for research abroad:
International Office – Welcome Center
Mandellstraße 15/II
8010 Graz
Phone: +43 316 873 6418
international @tugraz.at
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Contact persons and tasks
FOR INTERNATIONAL RESEARCHERS
Questions on entry, accommodation, work, etc.:
Welcome Center
Phone: +43 316 873 6427
welcomecenter @tugraz.at
Welcome Center der TU Graz
Both men and women contribute ideas of high scientific quality. When men and women work together, the potential for innovation increases.
In order to work towards the aim of having an equal proportion of men and women on all career levels, TU Graz provides women scientists with numerous services:
Office for Gender Equality and Equal Opportunity
Mandellstraße 5/I
8010 Graz
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Lisa Mercedes MITTISCHEK
Mag.a M.A. PhD
Phone: +43 316 873 6091
lisa.mittischek @tugraz.at
Gudrun HAAGE
Dipl.-Ing.
Phone: +43 316 873 6078
gudrun.haage @tugraz.at
8 female professors and teachers at TU Graz prepare for future leadership positions as vice rectors, deans and academic deans, etc. The Rector nominates scientists for this 3-year programme.
Young female researchers and graduates of TU Graz talk to pupils about their background and their work. Professors from TU Graz also take part in the subsequent podium discussion.
Contact us:
Lisa LEITGEB
BEd MA
Phone: +43 316 873 6096
lisa.leitgeb @tugraz.at
The alumni women's network of TU Graz - WomenUniverse - is aimed at female graduates, female students and all women who are interested in the connection between science and business. For inspiration and interaction, for sharing experiences, for telling your own story, for support in shaping your individual future, and much more.
Details and registration for the network (in German): alumni.tugraz.at/womenuniverse
IT Services at TU Graz offer the following services for researchers:
In addition, IT Services offer a comprehensive portfolio of other IT services such as network access to European research networks (ACOnet, GÉANT, PRACE), server hosting and housing, video conferencing and more.
Research Data Management pertains to all steps taken along the data lifecycle to ensure that research data can be found, are accessible to others, and are described in such a way that they can be reused by others. TU Graz offers researchers and interested parties information and assistance in implementing good RDM practice.
Information around research data management (RDM), such as data management plans, repositories, metadata, etc. is provided on the TU Graz RDM website. The adata stewards are available for enquiries in this area.