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# Student dashboard

*Shows students their progress against their own curriculum — clearly presented, without comparison to other people.*

**Key facts**

- **Focus area:** Analytics
- **Status:** Live
- **In use since:** 2020
- **Available for:** all Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes at TU Graz
- **Access:** TU Graz students (sign-in required)
- **Operated by:** Educational Technology unit (OE Lehr- und Lerntechnologien)

The dashboard answers one question: where am I in my degree? It brings your own records together with the current curriculum and shows your progress in a way that is readable without prior knowledge of study regulations.

Study-related data sits in several places at TU Graz — in the curriculum, in the transcript of records, in the registration systems. The dashboard brings it together and turns it into a view of your own progress. The only thing it compares against is your own degree programme, never other students.

## What the dashboard shows

- progress against the current curriculum of your own degree programme
- ECTS credits completed and still outstanding, per part of the programme
- your own figures in context, based on historical performance data of the same programme
- all Bachelor’s and Master’s programmes at TU Graz

## Rebuilt 2022–2024

During those years TU Graz changed the way it models academic data, and the legacy curricula were phased out. The dashboard was therefore rebuilt technically and conceptually: modular and service-oriented, working with curricula as they currently stand instead of a copy of its own. What that means in detail, and which student feedback went into it, is described in the two publications below.

## Open the dashboard

Using the service requires signing in with a TU Graz account.

- [stud-dash.tugraz.at](https://stud-dash.tugraz.at/)

## Publications

- [Digital overview instead of fragmented data: a study progress dashboard for TU Graz](https://flaait.tugraz.at/en/publications/2025/bruenner-2025-studienfortschritts-dashboard/)
- [Empowering Students through Visual Analytics: A Dashboard Redesign for Modern Curricula](https://flaait.tugraz.at/en/publications/2025/leitner-2025-dashboard-redesign/)

## News about this service

- [Best Paper Award for the EdMedia paper on the student dashboard](https://flaait.tugraz.at/en/news/2025/best-paper-award-for-edmedia-paper/)