Tag: Projekte

“In any situation, you should always look for something positive. That’s what the girls in my comics do.” (Olha Ivaniuk)

“This short comic shows this wonderful moment when the mighty trinity of Stefan, Ana and Susanne fulfilled the dream of all Pädagogische Hochschule Steiermark students. Probably everyone was over the moon because of happiness at this moment!” (Anna-Mariia Hrabovska)

“This comic explains what happens when your priority is travelling and visiting new places but you realise that you’re not rich and that you were here to study and finish your degree.” (Andrea Sánchez)

“On the weekend Amber and I like to explore the city of Graz. This time we wanted to go on a hike in the neighbourhood of Graz. We had some struggles with planning the trip. To make matters worse our bus didn’t stop at our stop.” (Karen De Coninck)

“During your Erasmus period there are more difficult moments than others that you will cope with perfectly since they are always accompanied by great moments with good people. That makes the experience unforgettable and you can learn great things from it.” (Laia Mengot)

“This is a story about some of my classmates and I. In June, it is finally allowed to do some courses in person again. If we go to school and want to follow the course, we need a negative covid-19 test to go inside the building. Me and my classmates decided to get tested before […]

“A short story about my expectations for the summer term with the Erasmus students at the Pädagogische Hochschule Steiermark. And I think I am not the only one who felt that way…” (Martin Neumayer)

“This comic was a collaboration with Charlotte Walsh, who did her Erasmus in Graz, Austria. We explored how the Erasmus experience that we had has impacted us both in different ways.” (Sarah Murphy)

“This comic is an explanation of a building block to a creative classroom: learning by playing. I explained that children can learn in many places both inside and outside the classroom, and playing helps them to develop great creativity and imagination!” (Sarah Murphy)