Welcome Weeks 2025: Guided Tours in the University Museums of the University of Graz

Sonderführungen im Rahmen der WelcomeWeeks25

Once again this year, the University of Graz's University Museums are opening their doors to all new students as part of the Welcome Weeks - with exciting guided tours that will whet your appetite for discovery:

Hans Gross Crime Museum

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of criminal history and experience unique insights into historical criminal cases and forensic methods.

Guided Tours take place on:

23 September 2025, 14.00 and on
25 September 2025, 10.00.

You can find the exact dates on our website at https://universitaetsmuseen.uni-graz.at/en/events/

UniGraz@Museum

Discover the past, present and future of the University of Graz in a guided tour through the UniGraz@Museum.

Guided Tours take place on:

24 September 2025, 14.00 and on
29 September 2025, 10.00.

You can find the exact dates on our website at: https://universitaetsmuseen.uni-graz.at/en/events/

Don't miss out! - Welcome to the University Museums of the University of Graz!

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