University of Salzburg: Salzburg - Direct Enrollment & Exchange
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Dear Students,We are very happy that you have chosen our university for your international or Erasmus exchange year. The University of Salzburg is both a very old and at the same time a very new and modern university. It was first founded in 1622... read more
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Amazing friends, German Language skills, Knowledge of other cultures, Independence, Patience, Responsibility. Yes it was very worthwhile . A student - University of Maine - Orono View Entire Review
Absolutely. Despite the bureaucratic headaches, it was one of the best experiences of my life and I would not trade it for anything. Joshua F - Bowling Green State University View Entire Review
Dont sweat the small stuff. Dont try to plan out all of your travels, go with the flow. Ashley C - University of Maine at Orono View Entire Review
I feel like my fluency with German is better and I have a very worldly view on life now. Europe is amazing, and getting to live there is even more amazing. It is so cool to not only see a different culture, but get to live it too. Paige J - Longwood University View Entire Review
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Dear Students,
We are very happy that you have chosen our university for your international or Erasmus exchange year. The University of Salzburg is both a very old and at the same time a very new and modern university. It was first founded in 1622 as a Catholic Benedictine University by the former arch-bishop of Salzburg Paris Lodron, who had been born in the small northern Italian city of Rovereto. At the beginning of the 19th century the university was closed down during the Napoleonic Wars and it wasn’t reopened afterwards when Salzburg became part of the Austrian Empire. The university was only re-established as a public university in 1962. It has expanded continuously during the following decades and has become a major institution. Today the University of Salzburg consists of four faculties with nearly 2.800 employees and about 18.000 students. One remarkable aspect of the Paris Lodron University of Salzburg is that its many different buildings are spread out all over the old part of the city of Salzburg, in the green areas of Nonntal and Freisaal and even on the Mönchsberg. Some of them date back to the time of the original founding of the university in the 17th century while others are newly built with modern designs, but all are provided with up to date facilities for teaching, learning and research. I hope that you will have an interesting and enjoyable stay here in Salzburg and I wish you all the best and a wonderful time at our university!
ao.Univ. Prof. Dr. Sylvia Hahn
Vizerektorin für Internationale Beziehungen und Kommunikation
We are very happy that you have chosen our university for your international or Erasmus exchange year. The University of Salzburg is both a very old and at the same time a very new and modern university. It was first founded in 1622 as a Catholic Benedictine University by the former arch-bishop of Salzburg Paris Lodron, who had been born in the small northern Italian city of Rovereto. At the beginning of the 19th century the university was closed down during the Napoleonic Wars and it wasn’t reopened afterwards when Salzburg became part of the Austrian Empire. The university was only re-established as a public university in 1962. It has expanded continuously during the following decades and has become a major institution. Today the University of Salzburg consists of four faculties with nearly 2.800 employees and about 18.000 students. One remarkable aspect of the Paris Lodron University of Salzburg is that its many different buildings are spread out all over the old part of the city of Salzburg, in the green areas of Nonntal and Freisaal and even on the Mönchsberg. Some of them date back to the time of the original founding of the university in the 17th century while others are newly built with modern designs, but all are provided with up to date facilities for teaching, learning and research. I hope that you will have an interesting and enjoyable stay here in Salzburg and I wish you all the best and a wonderful time at our university!
ao.Univ. Prof. Dr. Sylvia Hahn
Vizerektorin für Internationale Beziehungen und Kommunikation
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