The cooperation between Styrian universities and the University of Klagenfurt aims to pool resources and expertise within the framework of a professional dual career service. With our consulting services backed by a strong network, we support you as a couple or family in matters of professional re-orientation.
The Koralmbahn railway line, with a journey time of 41 minutes between Klagenfurt and Graz, is creating a new metropolitan area that strengthens our cooperation and thus expands your opportunities.
Career, relationship, family, and mobility - it is definitely not easy to deal with so many different priorities at once. So the five Styrian universities and the Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt have joined forces and set up the so called “Dual Career Service” at each institution to assist you in these matters.
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An jeder unserer Universitäten steht Ihnen eine kompetente Ansprechperson zur Verfügung, die Sie in Ihren Fragen der Lebensmittelpunktverlagerung begleitet.
Dual Career is a key element in successfully settling into a new country. For questions about residence, family care or school places, each of our universities has either set up its own welcome/service centre or works with cooperation partners to make your move as easy as possible. We will not leave you alone with your questions.
As far as area is concerned, Styria is the second-largest federal state of Austria and with regard to population the fourth-largest. Styria is divided into several regions – the largest one by area is in the north, called “Obersteiermark” (Upper Styria). To the south, west of the river Mur, there is “Weststeiermark” (Western Styria). “Oststeiermark” (Eastern Styria) is located south of the “Wechsel” and the “Fischbacher Alpen”, east of the river Mur. And between “Oststeiermark” and “Weststeiermark” there is Graz, the capital of Styria.
Styria is also called the “Green State” or the ”Green Heart of Austria”, because 57.2% of the land area are covered with wood and one fourth of the total area consists of meadows, pastures, orchards, and vineyards.
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Carinthia is the most southern province of Austria. In the northeast it borders on the federal states of Tyrol, Salzburg and Styria and in the south on Italy and also Slovenia. There are over 200 lakes in Carinthia, from the small quarry pond to the largest one, called lake Wörthersee, with the capital of Carinthia – Klagenfurt – on its bank. The mountain regions range from North Carinthia (with the Hohe Tauern and its highest peak, the Großglockner) to the Runden Nocken of the Nockberge and is a popular destination for the young and the young at heart.