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The Infopoint in the auditorium is the central point of contact for students, lecturers, staff and visitors.

If you have any questions, problems or uncertainties, the Infopoint team will endeavour to deal with your concerns as best they can. As an information interface, the Infopoint forwards information and takes care of the staff's mail. Forgotten items are also deposited here and returned to their owners. People with disabilities can also find the support they need here. Whatever the issue, this is the right place for you!

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You've come to the right place if ....

  • ... you would like to book a lecture room
  • ... you need a room for learning
  • ... you need a presenter or a presentation case for your lectures or practicing
  • ... you search for a specific office or room
  • ... you have lost or forgotten your student ID
  • ... you need general information
  • ... the office of your department is closed
  • Receipt and deposit of mail
  • Issue of presentation case and presenter
  • Assistance with the search for specific courses and lecture theatres

CAMPUS 02 UAS offers numerous infrastructural and personal support options for people with disabilities and chronic illnesses. The Infopoint staff will support you if you need help in this regard.

You can find further information here  Accessibility & infrastructure.

If something gets lost, such as items of clothing, USB sticks or teaching materials, we will be happy to store these items with us for 6 months.

Our premises, such as the assembly hall or lecture theatres, can be used for various events. For detailed event planning kontaktieren Sie uns bitte!

First aid kit and defibrillator are available at the Infopoint. If you need rescue, give us a call!

Prevention and safety instructions

Austria compares favourably with other countries in the OECD's Better Life Index (2016) in terms of quality of life. Austria's scores are above average in the areas of work and income, subjective well-being, safety, social relationships, environment and education. In Austria, 81.2% say they feel safe, which is higher than the OECD average of 68.3%. Read more.

In order to maintain this feeling of safety, we would like to inform you about the following safety instructions and emergency numbers.

Emergency numbers - save them in your mobile phone!

  • Fire brigade: 122
  • Police: 133
  • Ambulance: 144
  • European emergency call: 112
  • Emergency call for women: +43 1 71 71 9
  • Telephone counselling service: 142

Also see: Federal Ministry of the Interior

Polizei.AT

Polizei.AT is Austria's official police app. In addition to the latest news, prevention tips and emergency numbers, the app offers helpful information from the police sector. The app is compatible with all common operating systems (ios, android and windows) and can be downloaded free of charge from the app stores:  
http://www.bmi.gv.at/cms/bmi/sicherheitsapp/

The virtual companion- Komm Gut Heim app

Let friends and family accompany you in real time. Ensure greater safety and react quickly in an emergency. Your location is only shared with selected contacts. They will be notified by push message when you set off and as soon as you arrive safely. Available free of charge for your smartphone: http://www.kommgutheim.eu/

  • Ever newer developments and the associated even more convenient usage options make the mobile phone a sought-after prey for thieves.

    Suggestions:  

    • Secure your mobile phone with a PIN code! This should be a matter of course and is a good way for every mobile phone owner to protect themselves from harm.
    • Do not write down the PIN or PUK codes on the mobile phone or SIM card.
    • Do not leave mobile phones openly on tables, benches or counters in restaurants.
    • Do not leave mobile phones in jackets, coats or rucksacks when visiting a pub and then leave them unattended in the cloakroom.
    • If you have a prepaid mobile phone, register it with your network operator!

     

    In case of theft:

    Report it to the police immediately! The 15-digit device number (IMEI number - International Mobile Equipment Identity) is important when making a report. This number can be used to identify a mobile phone. Make a note of the IMEI number and keep it separate from the mobile phone!

    Where and how can I find the IMEI number?

    • on the original packaging
    • on the mobile phone bill
    • on the device (usually under the battery compartment)
    • by pressing the key combination *#06#

    Have registered mobile phones blocked immediately by the network operator.

    A1: +43-800-664-100
    Drei: +43-660-30 30 30
    T-Mobile: +43-676-2000

A ‘stalker’ in Austria is a person who persistently and continuously pursues a person over a longer period of time in a manner that is likely to unreasonably impair their lifestyle, in particular by seeking out their physical proximity (e.g. stalking), contacting them by means of telecommunications or other means of communication or via third parties (e.g. by text message or email), ordering goods or services for them using their personal data (e.g. from mail order companies) or using their personal data to induce third parties to contact them (e.g. through personal adverts).

 

What should you do if you become a victim of stalking?

  • Make it clear to the stalker, if possible in the presence of a witness, in no uncertain terms and only once, that you no longer want any further contact with them. Then consistently ignore the person!
  • Document everything the stalker does. Every contact, communication and save evidence such as letters, text messages, emails, etc. This is important in the event of legal action.
  • Inform your private and professional environment that you are being ‘stalked’ so that contacting the stalker via your circle of acquaintances (new telephone number, address) does not lead to success.
  • If you are followed by car, drive directly to the nearest police station.
  • In specific threatening situations, always alert the police by dialling 133.

* Vienna Provincial Police Department, and information from Günther Ebenschweiger, President of the Austrian Centre for Crime Prevention

Further safety tips*

The more attentive someone is to their surroundings, the better they can react to a (potentially) dangerous situation. In many cases, victims have a window of opportunity in which they can still take active measures themselves. People should actively use this time - which usually only lasts a few seconds - and call the emergency number ‘133’.

  • A conscious ‘environment check’ helps in advance. This means: LIGHT - look out for well-lit places at night, even if this means taking a diversion.
  • In an emergency, draw attention to yourself by making NOISE and approach PERSONS directly for assistance.
  • Be aware in advance which ‘safety islands’ are on the (recurring) route.
  • If possible, withdraw money during the day and in the foyer of the bank.
  • Pay attention to the surroundings when lifting
  • Do not obviously count money for others
  • Always stow everything well and securely before leaving the vending machine
  • Know the timetable - avoid unnecessary waiting times
  • Get your ticket at the ticket counter if possible, otherwise have small change in your hand
  • Orientate yourself as to where the nearest entrances/exits are
  • Waiting where people are already standing
  • Watching waiting passengers
  • Wait outside the bus shelter in the dark
  • Choose your train compartment wisely
  • If possible, choose one-person seats or aisle seats + close to the bus driver
  • Take particular care in crowded places (mass events, shopping centres, amusement parks, Christmas markets, etc.)
  • Store the wallet in the front trouser pockets or inside pockets
  • If possible, carry your handbag tucked under your arm. Use a shoulder strap if necessary. Also be careful with your rucksack, offenders can also steal from it unnoticed!
  • When using (public) toilets, open the door fully when entering so that the entire cubicle can be seen. Make sure that the door is properly locked. Also be careful when leaving toilets - be prepared for someone to be standing outside.
  • For your own protection, a ‘pocket alarm’ is recommended, which - when activated - triggers a loud siren that helps to alert other people to the situation.
  • NEVER let strangers into your apartment/house.
  • A firm ‘NO’, an energetic dismissal of an uninvited visitor or a loud cry for help can prevent a criminal offence!
  • Never address the perpetrator as ‘you’, otherwise witnesses will think that the victim and the perpetrator know each other and will not help. Therefore, in such cases, always address the perpetrator as ‘you’ so that everyone knows that this is not a friendship or acquaintance relationship.
  • In the event of ‘harassment’ on public transport (verbal abuse, physical assault, theft, sexual harassment, discrimination through words/actions, etc.), shout loudly for help, ask other passengers for help and even pull the ‘emergency brake’ on the vehicle. Of course, the police emergency number ‘133’ can also be dialled at any time.
  • If you have the feeling that you are being followed in an underground car park, quickly dial the emergency number ‘133’. If there is no reception, activate the fire alarm: There are red metal boxes measuring 10 x 10 centimetres hanging on the walls. Break the thin glass pane and press the button.
  • If someone is the victim of sexual assault, even if they feel very ashamed, immediately call the emergency services on 144 and/or the police on 133. It is important to know that women are only questioned by women at the police station. Victims can also take a trusted person, for example a friend, with them!

To sum it up:

Get into the habit of activating your attention radar in advance and checking your surroundings. Trust your own feelings and act accordingly (possibly take a diversion, form a group when leaving the university, take special care of your valuables, etc.). Familiarise yourself with emergency call facilities and memorise them in the speed dial button on your phone. A firm ‘NO’, vigorously turning away an uninvited visitor or a loud cry for help can prevent a criminal offence.

* Vienna Provincial Police Department, and information from Günther Ebenschweiger, President of the Austrian Centre for Crime Prevention

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Location plan

By bus

Line 39 ends directly in front of the WKO.

Line 62 stops directly at the WKO premises at the north-east parking lot and line 41 also has a stop directly in Grabenstraße or Bergmanngasse in the WIFI area.

By car

Exit the A2 at Graz Ost: Follow the Liebenauer Tangente to the Stadion crossing. Turn right into Münzgrabenstraße and follow this until you reach Glacisstraße. Then follow Glacisstraße and Bergmanngasse/B67 to Lindweg. Turn right onto Lindweg, at the end of the road turn left into Körblergasse.

Exit the A9 at Graz Nord: Follow the road until the first traffic lights at Shopping Nord. Turn left into Wiener Straße, turn right into Weinzöttlstraße, follow Weinzöttlstraße and Grabenstraße to Lindweg, turn left onto Lindweg, at the end of the street turn left into Körblergasse.

Parking

Parking is subject to a charge in the entire area around CAMPUS 02 University of Applied Sciences, the Styrian Chamber of Commerce, WIFI Styria and the Social Insurance for Trade and Industry (SVA). The parking service is located to the left of the WIFI car park in the grey containers (see Location plan).

If you have any questions, please contact the  parking service .

Delivery / Taxi access

Follow Hochsteingasse and turn into Zusertalgasse to get to the main entrance of CAMPUS 02.

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