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Practical relevance and sustainability are not just buzzwords but an integral part of the course. Whether full-time or part-time - you can develop your talents here.
Practical relevance and sustainability are not just buzzwords but an integral part of the course. Whether full-time or part-time - you can develop your talents here.
Salzburg University of Applied Sciences focuses its research on a number of different areas. This enables the university to concentrate on its strengths and compete effectively at a national and international level. Like its degree programmes, Salzburg University of Applied Sciences’ diverse research is clustered in four disciplines:
Students and graduates of the University of Applied Sciences Salzburg have the exclusive opportunity of selecting from different job and internship positions on the job market.
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We are specialists on advisory services and know their value so would therefore like to offer our applicants the possibility to get information on all matters relating to the course before beginning their studies.We would be happy to help in any decision making with prospective students (school leavers) and offer the following range of events:
You can either stay in a student dormitory directly on campus (on campus accommodation) or find a room in the city of Salzburg (off-campus accommodation).
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Salzburg University of Applied Sciences acts as a "transfer node" for academia, society and business. As such, the university’s social relevance extends well beyond the campus itself, with the university making a significant and sustainable contribution to the success of the Salzburg region and farther afield.
There is a beach volleyball court directly on campus. Just 15 minutes walking distance from campus, the Rif Sports Center facilities can be used by all students of Salzburg University of Applied Sciences, including incoming students. Some of the facilities like the track-and-field area can be used free of charge. For others you will have to pay a small fee.
The range of courses offered by the Salzburg University of Applied Sciences has been positively accredited by FIBAA since November 2011.
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It's what you make out of it. It's mostly project work, not too much theory. The projects are free to choose in the beginning of the course (1 year) and later given by the university and mostly in colaboration with real partners. That makes it interesting on the one hand, on the other hand it also tends to be very comercial. For instance in 3 year of interior Design we barely ever covered how to design spaces for dwelling - but did a lot of shop concepts, exhibitions and so on. There are great possibilities for inter disciplinary exchange - especially in the timber and wood sector as the campus is one of the competence centers in that direction in Austria.
It's a great city to live in, but the study program has several organisational issues and too much repetition in the course content. There's very little flexibility in choosing electives, which can be frustrating. On the plus side, many of the external lecturers are highly competent and bring valuable expertise to the classroom. However, the administrative staff don't communicate well in English, which can make paperwork and inquiries difficult.
The University of Salzburg is a relatively small university, so it may lack some resources, but the size of the faculties also makes it easier to communicate with the Professors. So far I've mostly had positive experiences studying there!
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