Founded in 1622, the University of Salzburg is a prominent university in the heart of Europe. For students with strong German language skills, the rich resources of this University are open; for those with little or no German language skills, a limited group of courses in English is available.

Salzburg, the birthplace of Mozart, is one of the most elegant and interesting cities in Europe. Renowned throughout Europe for its international arts and performance festivals, Salzburg is a celebration of music. The city of Salzburg is compact and accessible, and travel throughout the rest of Austria and Europe is easy and efficient.

Program Type
Third-party provider, AIFS (American Institute for Foreign Study), facilitated by Duquesne University’s OIP.

Academic Highlights
English: German language from beginning to advanced, international relations, political science, economics, art history, literature, history, sociology, philosophy. Taught by U. of Salzburg faculty.

German: A very wide menu of classes through the U. of Salzburg.

Courses Available at the U. of Salzburg

Language of Instruction
English or German

Academic Calendar
Fall Semester: August 30 – December 17, 2005
Spring Semester: January 17 – May 6, 2006

Housing and Meals
AIFS offers students two living options: living in a dormitory with Austrian and international students or staying in an Austrian home (seldom in the center of town).

Students receive a daily cash allowance for breakfast and one other meal.

Services Provided
AIFS provides a wonderful package including an orientation (with a 3-day stopover in London before the program), an on-site Resident Director, cultural excursions ( Prague, Vienna, Munich), and academic support services.

Estimated Costs (Category I Program)

Scholarships available through AIFS.  

For a more in-depth look: www.aifsabroad.com