Graduation E.MA students 2025

The Uni-ETC's E.MA exchange students successfully graduated

Every summer term, the Uni-ETC hosts one to three exchange students, who take part in the European Master's Programme on Human Rights and Democratisation (E.MA). This year's students, Sofia from Spain and Beatriz from Portugal, successfully defended their Master thesis in Venice and may now call themselves E.MA alumni. We wish Sofia and Beatriz all the best for their future and look forward to welcoming the next generation of E.MA exchange students in spring next year.

Interested in studying human rights? Find more information on the E.MA programme here or contact elias.faller(at)uni-graz.at. The Uni-ETC happily supports Uni Graz students in the application process.

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