University of Salzburg

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University of Salzburg
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founding 1622 (first opening)
1962 (rebuilding)
Sponsorship state
place Salzburg
state Salzburg
country Austria
Rector Hendrik Lehnert
Students 16,589 (WS 2018/19)
Employee 2,938 (WS 2018/19)
including professors 145 (WS 2018/19)
Annual budget 168.8 million euros (WS 2018/19)
Networks AARC , IAU
Website www.uni-salzburg.at

The University of Salzburg (full name Paris-Lodron -Universität Salzburg , today internally abbreviated to PLUS mainly in the administrative area ) is an Austrian university in Salzburg . It was founded in 1622 as a Benedictine university and existed in this form until it was dissolved in 1810. In 1962, the university was re-established under state sponsorship.

The first Habsburg full universities were the University of Vienna and the Albert Ludwig University of Freiburg . The University of Salzburg does not have the “classical” faculties of medicine and philosophy , but is divided into the four faculties of Catholic theology , law , cultural and social sciences, and natural sciences .

The total of 26 buildings are spread across the city, and in recent years there has been an increasing number of settlements in the old town ( old town university , revitalization of important monuments). In addition to the central administration of the university and parts of the Faculty of Law in Kapitelgasse , the Catholic Faculty and the Salzburg University Library in the Old University, departments of the Faculty of Law and the Humanities are also located in the Old Residence and the House of Social Sciences at 42 Rudolfskai. In addition, in the Nonntal district there is the Unipark Nonntal of the Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences with over 5500 students as well as the central building of the Faculty of Natural Sciences in Freisaal with the Botanical Garden of the University of Salzburg and the Salzburg Pharmacist Garden .

With over 16,500 students and 2,900 employees, the university is the largest educational institution in the city and state of Salzburg . The proportion of women among the students is around 60%, the proportion of foreigners around 30% (66% of them from Germany due to the proximity to the border ).

history

On July 23, 1622 Albert III. Keuslin appointed the first Rector Magnificus of the Benedictine University of Salzburg. On October 5, Emperor Ferdinand II elevated the Benedictine grammar school in Salzburg to a university and on October 8, 1622 the university was officially opened by its founder, the Archbishop of Salzburg Paris Count von Lodron . At that time, a group of Salzburg, Swiss, South German and Austrian Benedictine monasteries took over the building and maintenance of the university. They sent professors and their students there. As early as the first half of the 17th century, theological and philosophical lectures as well as legal and medical lectures were held. In 1718 Abbot Rupert Neß von Ottobeuren took over the chairmanship of the university.

Sundial fresco at the Old University

In 1810, after Salzburg was incorporated into the Kingdom of Bavaria , the university was dissolved and a lyceum (with theological and philosophical content) and a medical school were built in its place . The theological section of the Lyceum was raised again to the rank of a university faculty in 1850 (Salzburg has been part of Austria again since 1816), and the Lyceum was dissolved. The structure of the old university is expressed with the sundial fresco by Georg Jung, member of the Sonderbund of Austrian Artists , on the south facade of the old university building: The Madonna (from the miraculous image of Maria Plain ) acts as the patron saint of Salzburg and hovers over the three faculties of theology, Philosophy and Jurisprudence.

During the First World War , the Salzburg University Association tried in vain to move the Franz Joseph University from Czernowitz to Salzburg. It was not until 1962, around 150 years after it was closed, that the University of Salzburg was re-founded. 1964 was the year in which the inauguration of the first rector and the resumption of study at the Faculty of Philosophy took place. It was later gradually expanded to include today's four faculties: Catholic theology, law, cultural and social sciences and natural sciences.

The elimination of tuition fees and entrance tests resulted in a sharp increase in the number of students from 13,599 in the 2006/07 winter semester to 15,722 in the 2009/10 winter semester. This particularly affected the subjects of psychology and communication studies , the latter lectures of which had to be held repeatedly in external event halls. Since the proportion of students from Germany was over 40%, in the winter semester 2010/11 - in accordance with the other Austrian universities - an entry restriction and an entrance test for the fields of communication science and psychology were introduced.

Awards and internationalization

University seal over the entrance to Kapitelhaus, Kapitelgasse 4

In spring 2014 the university received the HR Excellence in Research Award from the European Commission , which is presented for the implementation of the European Charter for Researchers, the Code of Conduct for the recruitment of researchers and for the commitment to the realization of attractive working conditions. The aim of the initiative is to identify and reward institutions that offer fair and transparent recruitment procedures and good career prospects and thus promote the mobility of researchers in Europe . 206 institutions across the EU received the HR Excellence in Research Award; in Austria these are, in addition to the University of Salzburg, the FWF Science Fund , the Medical University of Graz and the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna .

The university maintains numerous Erasmus partnerships with universities in other European countries (European Union, Iceland , Norway , Liechtenstein , Turkey and Switzerland - currently suspended). In 2013 the University of Salzburg was voted the most popular and attractive university in Austria by Erasmus students; The university is one of the ten most popular universities for this group of students across Europe. In addition, there are joint study and exchange programs with partner universities around the world, international summer schools together with other universities and exchange opportunities in the International Student Exchange Program (ISEP). There are also numerous opportunities for academic staff to undertake short and long-term teaching and research stays abroad. The University of Salzburg currently has 400 cooperation agreements with around 230 universities worldwide.

The Media & Communication Management Program (MCM) of the Sino-Austrian Center for Media & Communication Management has existed together with the Fudan University in Shanghai since 2004 . The core of the partnership is a reciprocal student exchange between master’s students from the Communication Science Department in Salzburg and the Fudan University Journalism School in Shanghai as well as the Beijing Foreign Studies University in Beijing and the Nanjing Normal University in Nanjing . Since 2007, joint research projects and conferences have been carried out by the partners and there are exchange programs at employee level and for doctoral students . In January 2015, the joint event Shanghai-Salzburg Seminar Series (SSSS) of both institutes took place for the first time in Salzburg, under the umbrella of Internet studies there were lectures and workshops on the topics of digital economy , social media , eParticipation and culture & values . A new edition of the Shanghai-Salzburg Seminar Series is planned for 2016 in Shanghai.

structure

The university does not have an explicit main building. Since it emerged from the old Benedictine university, today's theological faculty, the newer departments were primarily created in the Nonntal district south of the old town. Since the 1980s, attempts have been made to relocate university life more to the city center (old town university ) . For this purpose, historical old buildings in public ownership, which have to be preserved for monument protection reasons, are gradually being adapted for university purposes. It also counteracted the threat of inner- city ​​evacuation in Salzburg . Today, the university is spread over a large number of locations, and only the four faculties each have a representative main building. The adaptations of the old town as well as the new buildings include several contributions to modern architecture that will be integrated into the UNESCO World Heritage Historic Center of the City of Salzburg .

Rectorate and Administration

Chapter House (Rectorate)

The Rector of the University of Salzburg was the Austrian theologian Heinrich Schmidinger from 2001 to the end of September 2019 , who also chaired the Austrian University Conference between 2011 and 2015 . On February 21, 2019, the German internist Hendrik Lehnert was elected Rector by the University Council for the following term of office (October 1, 2019 to September 30, 2024). Heinrich Schmidinger had not applied for this term.

In the current term of office (October 1, 2019 to September 30, 2024), Nicola Hüsing will also act as Vice- Rector for Research and Sustainability, Katja Hutter as Vice- Rector for Digitization and Innovation, Barbara Romauer as Vice- Rector for Finance and Resources and Martin Weichbold as Vice Rector for Teaching and Studies.

The administration is now located in the three chapter houses in Kapitelgasse in the old town . The large university auditorium ( Mozartaula ) on Max-Reinhardt-Platz and the library auditorium in the university library in Hofstallgasse function as university ballrooms .

University Council

From March 1, 2018 to February 28, 2023, the University Council is composed as follows: Georg Lienbacher (Chair), Brigitta Zöchling-Jud (Deputy Chair), Wolfgang Anzengruber , Barbara Blaha , Johannes Hörl (General Director of the GROHAG Group) , Elisabeth Rech (lawyer in Vienna) and Helmut J. Schmidt .

Faculties and departments

According to the university's organizational plan, the University of Salzburg today consists of four faculties : The Catholic-Theological Faculty (Dean: Alois Halbmayr ), the Law Faculty (Dean: Michael Rainer ), the Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences (Dean: Martin Knoll ) and the Faculty of Natural Sciences (Dean: Arne Bathke ). The four faculties are subdivided into 30 departments, there are also three inter-faculty departments and the School of Education as the central facility for teaching training . This structure replaces the old division of the faculties into institutes. Some of the earlier institutes have been continued as departments since 2004, others have been merged as a new department.

A medical faculty was included in the university's organizational plan in 1975, but was never fully implemented. After the founding of the Paracelsus Medical Private University in Salzburg, there is no longer any need to do so, and the establishment of such a faculty is no longer part of the new organizational plan that came into force in 2004.

Catholic Theological Faculty (KTH Faculty)
  • Biblical Studies and Church History
  • Department of Philosophy at the KTH Faculty
  • Practical Theology
  • FB Systematic Theology
Faculty of Law (RW Faculty)
  • Department of Labor and Business Law
  • Department of Public Law, International Law and European Law
  • FB Private Law
  • Faculty of Social and Economic Sciences at the RW Faculty
  • FB Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure Law
Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences (KGW Faculty)
  • Department of Classical Studies
  • Department of English and American Studies
  • Faculty of Education
  • Department of German Studies
  • FB story
  • Communication Science
  • FB art, music and dance studies
  • Department of Linguistics
  • Department of Philosophy at the KGW Faculty
  • Department of Political Science and Sociology
  • Department of Romance Studies
  • Department of Slavic Studies
Faculty of Natural Sciences (NW Faculty)
  • Department of Life Sciences
  • Department of Chemistry and Physics of Materials
  • FB Computer Science
  • Department of Geography and Geology
  • Department of Mathematics
  • Department of Molecular Biology
  • Department of Ecology and Evolution
  • Department of Psychology
  • Department of Cell Biology and Physiology
Inter-faculty departments (IFFB)
  • IFFB Sports and Exercise Science / University Sports Institute USI
  • IFFB Geoinformatics - Z_GIS
  • IFFB Forensic Medicine and Forensic Neuropsychiatry
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  • School of Education

Other organizational units

University scepter

In addition to the departments, there are special institutions and focal points as further organizational units for research and teaching tasks:

  • University Sports Institute USI (assigned to the Department of Sports and Exercise Science as a separate department)
  • School of Education

Special facilities:

  • Cooperation focus on science and art
  • Literature archive Salzburg
  • Austrian Institute for Human Rights (ÖIM)
  • Salzburg ManagementBusiness School (SMBS), implementation of university courses
  • Stefan Zweig Center
  • Knowledge network for law, business and the world of work
  • Center for Ethics and Poverty Research
  • Center for Jewish Cultural History
  • Interdisciplinary Center for the Middle Ages and Early Modern Times (IZMF) / Institute for Reality Studies of the Middle Ages and Early Modern Times (IMAREAL)
  • Middle High German term database (MHDBDB)
  • Center for Intercultural Theology and Study of Religions
  • Center for Research into the Christian East
    (As of 2015)

Focus:

  • Allergy-Cancer-BioNano Research Center
  • Center for Cognitive Neuroscience
  • Salzburg Center of European Union Studies

Other institutions and university-related organizations:

courses

Bachelor degrees

Course of study Faculty graduation semester
Classical Studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
English and American studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
biology Faculty of Science B.Sc. 6th
Digitization Innovation Society Faculty of Science B.Sc. 6th
geography Faculty of Science B.Sc. 6th
geology Faculty of Science B.Sc. 6th
German studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
history Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
Computer science Faculty of Science B.Sc. 6th
Engineering Faculty of Natural Sciences /
Faculty of Mechanical Engineering (TU Munich)		 B.Sc. 7th
Catholic religious education Catholic Theological Faculty B.Rel.Ed.Univ. 8th
Communication science Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
Art history Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
linguistics Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences B.Sc. 6th
mathematics Faculty of Science B.Sc. 6th
Molecular Life Sciences Faculty of Natural Sciences /
JKU & Biophysics Institute Linz		 B.Sc. 6th
Music and dance studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
pedagogy Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
Philosophy at the Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
Philosophy at the Catholic Theological Faculty Catholic Theological Faculty BA 6th
Philosophy, politics and economics Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences,
Faculty of Law		 BA 6th
Political science Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
psychology Faculty of Science B.Sc. 6th
law and economy Faculty of Law LLB.oec. 6th
Romance studies in general Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
French Romance Studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
Romance Studies Italian Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
Romance Studies Portuguese Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
Romance Studies Spanish Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
Slavic Studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences BA 6th
sociology Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences B.SSc. 6th
Sports and exercise science IFFB Sport and Exercise Science / USI B.Sc. 6th
Language-economy-culture Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences,
Faculty of Law		 BA 6th

Masters courses

Course of study Faculty graduation semester
Ancient history and antiquity Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Ancient cultures and archeologies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Applied Geoinformatics IFFB Geoinformatics - Z_GIS M.Sc. 4th
Applied Image and Signal Processing Faculty of Science M.Sc. 4th
Chemistry and Physics of Materials Faculty of Science M.Sc. 3
Copernicus Master in Digital Earth IFFB Geoinformatics - Z_GIS M.Sc. 4th
Data science Faculty of Science M.Sc. 4th
Digital communication leadership Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Ecology and Evolution Faculty of Science M.Sc. 4th
pedagogy Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
European Union Studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
geography Faculty of Science M.Sc. 4th
geology Faculty of Science M.Sc. 4th
German studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
history Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Human-Computer Interaction Faculty of Science M.Sc. 4th
Computer science Faculty of Science Dipl.-Ing. 4th
Jewish cultural history Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Catholic religious education Catholic Theological Faculty M. Theol. 4th
Classical archeology Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Classical Philology with a focus on Greek Studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Classical Philology with a focus on Latin Studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Communication science Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Art history Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Literary and cultural studies with a focus on English and American studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Literary and cultural studies with a focus on Greek and Latin studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Literary and cultural studies with a focus on comparative literature Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Literary and cultural studies with a focus on Romance studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Literary and cultural studies with a focus on Slavic studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
mathematics Faculty of Science M.Sc. 4th
Medical Biology Faculty of Science M.Sc. 4th
Molecular Life Sciences Faculty of Natural Sciences /
JKU & Biophysics Institute Linz		 M.Sc. 4th
Music and dance studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Philosophy Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Philosophy at the Catholic Theological Faculty Catholic Theological Faculty MA 4th
Political Science - Integration & Governance Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
psychology Faculty of Science M.Sc. 4th
Psycho-, Neuro- & Clinical Linguistics Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences M.Sc. 4th
law and economy Faculty of Law LLM.oec. 4th
Religious Studies Catholic Theological Faculty MA 4th
Science and Technology of Materials Faculty of Science M.Sc. 4th
sociology Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences M.SSc. 4th
Sports and exercise science IFFB Sport and Exercise Science / USI M.Sc. 4th
Sports management media IFFB Sport and Exercise Science / USI M.Sc. 4th
Linguistics with a focus on English and American studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Linguistics with a focus on German studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Linguistics with a focus on linguistics Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Linguistics with a focus on Romance studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Linguistics with a focus on Slavic Studies Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences MA 4th
Economics Faculty of Law M.Sc. 4th

Diploma courses

Course of study Faculty graduation semester
Catholic theology Catholic Theological Faculty Mag. Theol. 10
law Sciences Faculty of Law Mag. Iur. 8th

Teacher training courses

Course of study Faculty graduation semester
movement and sport IFFB Sport and Exercise Science / USI B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Visual education B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Biology and environmental studies B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
chemistry School of Education B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
German Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
English Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
nutrition and household B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
French Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Geography and economics Faculty of Science B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
History, Social Studies and Political Education Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Design - subject of technical work B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Greek School of Education B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
IT and IT management B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Instrumental music education B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Italian Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Catholic religion Catholic Theological Faculty B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Latin School of Education B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
mathematics School of Education B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Music education B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
physics School of Education B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Psychology and philosophy Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Russian Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Spanish Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Textile design B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
Basic vocational training technology B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8th
Basic vocational training management B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8th
Specialization in inclusive education with a focus on disabilities B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4
School and religion specialization B.Ed. / M.Ed. 8 + 4

ÖH University of Salzburg

The " Austrian Student Union at the University of Salzburg" (ÖH Uni Salzburg) is the legal representative of students at the University of Salzburg. For the students of the university there is a compulsory membership in the corporation under public law .

The student body at the University of Salzburg represents the students on three different levels. It also offers students help with an advice center and publishes the Uni: Press magazine every quarter.

University representation

The university student body is the most important collegial body of the student body at the University of Salzburg and is re-elected every two years, most recently in May 2019. The current coalition since July 1, 2019 is between the Greens and Alternative Students (GRAS), the Association of Socialist Students inside in Austria (VSStÖ) and the list of critical & independent students (LUKS), which together hold 10 of the 15 seats. The chairwoman of the ÖH Uni Salzburg has been Keya Baier from GRAS since July 1, 2019 , the first deputy chairwoman is Hande Armagan (VSStÖ), the second deputy is Raphaela Maier from LUKS.

The 15 mandates of the university representatives have been filled as follows since the last election:

     
A total of 15 seats
fraction Mandates 2015 Mandates 2017 Mandates 2019
Green & Alternative Students (GRAS) 5 3 6th
Association of Socialist Students in Austria (VSStÖ) 4th 4th 2
Action Community (AG) 5 6th 4th
Communist Student Association (KSV) 0 0 n / A
Ring of Freedom Students (RFS) 0 0 0
JUNOS - Young Liberal NEOS (JUNOS) 1 1 1
Student Union List Austria (FLUS) n / A 1 n / A
List of Critical & Independent Students (LUKS) n / A n / A 2

The turnout was 18.42% in 2017 and 20.26% in 2019.

At the level of the faculty and study representatives, there is a choice of persons, but not a list.

Faculty representatives

The student representatives at faculty level are the four faculty representatives (FVen): Representation of the Faculty of Culture and Social Sciences (FV-KGW), Representation of the Natural Science Faculty (FV-NaWi), Representation of the Law Faculty (FV-Jus) and Representation of the Catholic -Theological Faculty (FV-Theology).

Student representatives

Further organs of the students are the student representatives (StVen). There are student representatives for every regular degree (diploma or bachelor / master degree), as well as for the four doctoral programs of the individual faculties. Since July 1, 2017, there has also been a separate student representative for the first time for teacher training.

ÖH advisory center

The ÖH advisory center helps with matters relating to the study department as well as with official matters (study grant authority, tax office, etc.). There are answers and assistance to all questions and concerns about studying such as B. Choice of study, registration / continuation, change of study, tuition fees and intervenes - if necessary - with the appropriate offices. The ÖH advisory center also offers free legal advice on tenancy law as well as labor and social law. The advice center is located in the new Unipark Nonntal (Erzabt-Klotz-Straße 1). Organizationally, the advice center is part of the ÖH university representation. Elba Frank has been the head of the advice center since October 1, 2017.

Personalities

Alumni

1972 commemorative coin issued by the Austrian Mint for the anniversary of the university

Old University and Lyceum

New university

Rectors

Old University and Lyceum

  • 1673–1681 Benedict Pettschacher (1634–1701), Benedictine
  • 1741–1744 Oddo Scharz (1691–1749), Benedictine priest and canon lawyer
  • 1788–1792 Johann Damascen von Kleimayrn (1735–1810), Benedictine priest, university professor and last abbot of Wessobrunn
  • 1805/06: Aegidius Jais (1750–1822), Benedictine priest, Roman Catholic theologian and university professor

New university

Dignitaries

Web links

Commons : University of Salzburg  - collection of images, videos and audio files
Wikisource: University history Salzburg  - sources and full texts

Individual evidence

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  2. ^ Members of AARC. In: www.aarc.aau.at. Rector's Conference of the Universities of the Alps Adriatic Region, accessed on January 26, 2020 .
  3. ^ List of IAU members. In: www.iau-aiu.net. International Association of Universities, accessed January 26, 2020 .
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  5. ↑ Student statistics from the Paris-Lodron University of Salzburg . University of Salzburg. Retrieved October 13, 2012.
  6. ↑ Jeremias Schröder : Nobody is an island. Monasteries between autonomy and networking . In: Erbe und Einsatz , vol. 95 (2019), pp. 32–44, here p. 40.
  7. ↑ Alexander Pinwinkler: The "founding generation" of the University of Salzburg: biographies, networks, appointment policy, 1960–1975, Böhlau: Wien-Köln-Weimar 2020.
  8. ^ History of the University of Salzburg . Retrieved December 12, 2015.
  9. ↑ Standard article . Retrieved October 7, 2009.
  10. ↑ EURAXESS Researchers in Motion
  11. ↑ Award for four institutions in Austria derstandard.at
  12. ↑ Erasmus study places at the University of Salzburg in the 2015/2016 academic year
  13. ↑ International cooperation and projects
  14. ↑ Studying abroad
  15. ^ Outgoing and Incoming Research Staff
  16. ↑ International cooperation and projects
  17. ^ The Sino-Austrian Center for Media & Communication Management
  18. ↑ Shanghai-Salzburg Seminar Series ( Memento from April 2, 2015 in the Internet Archive )
  19. ^ Hendrik Lehnert becomes rector of the University of Salzburg. University of Salzburg, accessed on February 23, 2019 .
  20. ↑ Salzburger Nachrichten: University Council elects successor Rector Schmidinger. Retrieved February 23, 2019 .
  21. ↑ sn.at: Four Vice Rectors for the University of Salzburg have been elected . Article dated June 6, 2019, accessed December 24, 2019.
  22. ^ Large university auditorium ( Memento from December 22, 2015 in the Internet Archive ), 2015
  23. ^ Library auditorium, uni-salzburg.at
  24. ↑ derStandard.at: University councils are almost complete now . Article dated April 30, 2018, accessed May 2, 2018.
  25. ^ University Council of the University of Salzburg . Retrieved May 2, 2018.
  26. ↑ a b c d e 12. Modified organizational plan of the Paris Lodron University Salzburg . In: Mitteilungsblatt special issue of the Paris Lodron University Salzburg , academic year 2015/2016, October 20, 2015 (uni-salzburg.at, https).
  27. ^ Organization and structure , uni-salzburg.at
  28. ↑ Faculties of the University of Salzburg
  29. ^ Department of the University of Salzburg
  30. ↑ a b see Uni-Administration , uni-salzburg.at → The University
  31. ↑ in accordance with § 40 UG
  32. ↑ A new name: IZMS becomes IZMF . University of Salzburg. Archived from the original on May 6, 2016. Retrieved May 6, 2016.
  33. ↑ https://www.oeh-salzburg.at/oeh-salzburg/
  34. ↑ Three women cite ÖH. In: Salzburg 24. Salzburg24, June 24, 2019, accessed on August 16, 2019 .
  35. ↑ University of Salzburg: results of the 2017 ÖH election. Retrieved on November 13, 2017 .
  36. ^ Result of the student union elections 2019 at the University of Salzburg. In: University of Salzburg. University of Salzburg, June 4, 2019, accessed on August 16, 2019 .
  37. ^ ÖH Uni Salzburg: Statutes of the ÖH Uni Salzburg. Retrieved November 13, 2017 .
  38. ↑ Salzburger Nachrichten: First address for 2,700 new students. Retrieved November 13, 2017 .
  39. ^ Academic Senate of the Paris-Lodron-University Salzburg . Retrieved October 11, 2015.
  40. ↑ Kleine Zeitung: Hendrik Lehnert becomes rector of the University of Salzburg . Article dated February 21, 2019, accessed February 21, 2019.
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