Alexander Zeitlberger (Sweden)
"The contact with the University of Graz and former colleagues makes you feel a piece of home and you can thus hold on to your roots even at a distance. The Chapter Nordics is a great network to get to know each other and to exchange professional as well as private information."
Anders L. Hansson & Marlies Koppelhuber (Copenhagen/ Malmö/ Lund/ Roskilde)
Anders L. Hansson: "When I went from Scandinavia to Graz as an Erasmus scholarship holder in the fall of 1994, a great European adventure began for me. For me, Graz stands for the real and perfect student experience: The city offered everything you could wish for as a student. And on the part of the university, we foreign students were looked after in the best possible way. The studies, as well as a variety of experiences together with other students, have been of great importance for my professional and personal development. My hope is that alumni UNI Graz can continue and develop the spirit of the good study time. On a small scale it can be interesting professional contacts, and on a large scale I believe that such networks can contribute to a better world."
Marlies Koppelhuber: "My years as a student at the University of Graz were a wonderful time in which I grew a lot professionally and personally and which I look back on fondly. The Chapter Nordics of the University of Graz promotes the exchange of former students, at the beginning of a stay abroad, but also over the years. I am happy to share my experiences with other alumni here in Denmark."
Katharina & Roland Mosheim (Oslo)
"From our point of view, the alumni network, especially for us who live abroad, has 2 main tasks: 1) it helps to establish a network in a foreign country that promotes the exchange of experiences and 2) it is something like an anchor to the home country that doesn't let you forget where you come from."
