The University of Graz is the oldest university in Styria and the second oldest university in Austria. It was founded in 1585 and is now one of the largest universities in the country. The university offers a wide range of degree programs in various disciplines and is known for its research activities. With around 32,000 students and around 4,300 employees, the university is one of the largest employers in the region.

Graz University of Technology, TU Graz for short, is one of the leading technical and scientific educational institutions in Austria.
It offers a wide range of bachelor's, master's and doctoral degree programs in the fields of engineering, natural sciences, architecture and technical sciences.
TU Graz is internationally networked and conducts application-oriented research and development in cooperation with industry and science.
It employs around 3,600 staff and the number of enrolled students is around 13,500.

JOANNEUM RESEARCH is a renowned research institution in Austria.
Based in Graz and other locations, it offers applied research and development in areas such as information and communication technology, materials, environment and sustainability, health as well as business and innovation.
The organization works closely with industry, government agencies and other research institutes to develop innovative solutions and promote technology transfer.

FH JOANNEUM is a renowned university of applied sciences in Austria with campuses in Graz, Kapfenberg and Bad Gleichenberg.
It offers practice-oriented Bachelor's and Master's degree courses in areas such as health, business, technology, art and design.
With a close link between research, teaching and practice, FH JOANNEUM attaches great importance to high-quality education and innovative research.