Documentation

Public notices

(goals according to the development plan 2022-2027 (p.144))

Quality goals in the artistic / academic / pedagogical fields

The fundamental quality goals in the artistic / academic / pedagogical fields of the Mozarteum University Salzburg are:

  • Excellent, internationally relevant and visible Advancement & Appreciation of the Arts / research
  • Social relevance of the university-financed Advancement & Appreciation of the Arts
  • Development of internationally competitive and internationally recognised young artists as independent artistic personalities
  • Development of internationally competitive and internationally recognised young academics / pedagogues
  • Efficient, quality-orientated use of resources
  • Utilisation of creativity and potential of all genders in teaching, research and Advancement & Appreciation of the Arts
  • Motivated and competent employees who deal with and meet the changing demands in teaching, research and Advancement & Appreciation of the Arts
  • Freedom and a sense of responsibility when negotiating the complex relationship between the individual and society, and the past (cultural heritage, reflection on history) and future
  • Culture of sustainability
  • Lively discussion of values and critical-constructive reflection in dialogue with society

Guiding principles of quality management in administration

The quality goals of the administration of the Mozarteum University Salzburg follow the guiding principles:

  • Process optimisation
  • Customer orientation
  • Employee orientation
  • Transparency and efficient reporting
  • Careful use of resources in terms of economy, efficiency and expediency
  • Team spirit, dialogue and cooperation between the different departments

An annual administrative retreat offers the opportunity to reflect upon the implementation and impact of these guiding principles in practice and to agree measures and focal points for achieving concrete goals for quality assurance. The content and goals of the QMS are communicated by the managers to the respective employees (e.g. in employee meetings) and discussed in biannual quality circles.

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Reports

Document files Indicator 3.B.1 according to § 15 para. 2 WBV

AQAustria Qualitätssiegel

In its 53rd board meeting on 13.03.2019, the board of AQ Austria discussed the certification of the quality management system of the Mozarteum University Salzburg and decided to certify the quality management system with two conditions. The certification is valid until 12.03.2026.

The fulfilment of the conditions must be proven in writing within two years of certification, i.e. by 12.03.2021. At its 66th meeting on 24.03.2021, the Board of AQ Austria decided, on the basis of the report submitted by the Mozarteum University Salzburg on 25.02.2021, that both requirements of the internal quality management audit have been fulfilled. The certification of the internal quality management system of the Mozarteum University Salzburg is now valid without conditions until 12.03.2026.

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Evaluations

(Status 11/2024)

ONLINE EVALUATION

  • What is evaluated?
    Degree/diploma programmes, performance of teachers, service facilities 
  • When?
    Once a year (in the summer semester for the current academic year) 
  • Who may participate?
    Students enrolled in classes in the respective academic year; teachers can comment on the results. 
  • How is the evaluation carried out?
    Online questionnaires (link sent by e-mail to students' MOZ addresses) 

SURVEY OF GRADUATES

  • What is evaluated?
    The completed degree programme at the Mozarteum University Salzburg 
  • When?
    Ongoing in the course of graduation
  • Who may participate?
    Graduates of the Mozarteum University Salzburg 
  • How is the evaluation carried out?
    Online questionnaires (link by e-mail) 

INCOMING & OUTGOING SURVEY

  • What is evaluated?
    The study period at the University Mozarteum Salzburg (incoming) or at a host university abroad (outgoing). 
  • When?
    Ongoing towards the end of the study visit 
  • Who may participate?
    Incoming students at the Mozarteum University Salzburg or outgoing students at the Mozarteum University Salzburg. 
  • How is the evaluation carried out?
    Online questionnaires (link by e-mail) 

SUPPLEMENTARY

  • Quality assurance measures according to § 2 Abs. 1 Z 1 UniFinV (graduate tracking, student monitoring, external evaluation of study programmes)
  • Person-related voluntary evaluation
  • Individual-related evaluation on an ad hoc basis (e.g. termination of contract, § 49 UniKV)  
  • Appointment procedure
  • Career Centre
  • International Summer Academy
  • Human Resources Development & Family Services
  • Pre-College Salzburg
  • etc. 

In addition to the constant efforts to carry out all evaluation procedures in the appropriate manner, the main focus is on the responsible handling of the results. The results of all surveys are therefore taken very seriously and forwarded to the Rectorate for their information. The results and possible consequences are discussed in a quality circle (e.g. talks with teachers or suggestions for improvement). The Rectorate then decides on concrete measures and publishes a summary of these on the university's website. 

Data protection is of great concern to the university. Therefore, the answers of the participants are treated with the utmost care in order to preserve their anonymity. The questions, a defined response threshold and the design of the evaluation of the results ensure that no conclusions can be drawn about the individual.

Survey of graduates (ongoing)
Survey of incoming students (ongoing)
Survey of outgoing students (ongoing)
Survey of events within the framework of staff development (ongoing)
Survey on the Career Centre's events (ongoing)

Evaluation projects in the summer semester 2025

  • Comprehensive online evaluation: 2 June to 31 July 2025
  • Mobility survey for students and staff: June 2025

Evaluation projects in the winter semester 2024/25

  • Evaluation of the Research Competition Mozarteum (RCM): until January 2025

Evaluation projects in the winter semester 2024/25

  • Evaluation Research Competition Mozarteum (RCM): December 2024

Evaluation projects in the summer semester 2024

  • Comprehensive online evaluation: 3 June to 31 July 2024

Evaluation projects in the summer semester 2023

  • Comprehensive online evaluation: 1 June to 31 July 2023

Evaluation projects in the summer semester 2022

  • Comprehensive online evaluation: 19 May to 19 July 2022
  • Evaluation ULG Music Theatre Mediation: 23 June to 4 July 2022

Evaluation projects in the winter semester 2021/22

  • Mobility survey for students and staff: January 2022

Evaluation projects in the summer semester 2021

  • Comprehensive online evaluation: 1 June to 31 July 2021

Evaluation projects in the winter semester 2020/21

  • Comprehensive online evaluation: 17 September to 17 November 2020

Evaluation projects in the summer semester 2020

  • IT service survey of students and staff: January 2020
  • Evaluation Pre-College Salzburg: 24 January to 7 March 2020
  • Evaluation of wind band conducting: 29 May to 19 June 2020

Ongoing evaluations

  • Survey of graduates 
  • Survey of incoming students
  • Survey of outgoing students 
  • Career Centre (ongoing)
  • Evaluation of selected classes of the Summer Academy (SOAK)
  • Survey of events within the framework of staff development 

Online evaluation

  • Comprehensive online evaluation of the quality of teaching, study programmes and service facilities at the end of the academic year (annually from 2018)
  • Online evaluation pilot project with EvaSys at the Department of Fine Arts, Arts and Crafts Education (2017) 

Paper-pencil evaluation (last implementation)

  • Dept. 1 Composition and Music Theory (SoSe 2018)
  • Dept. 2 Performance Studies / Keyboard Instruments (WS 2016/17)
  • Dept. 3 Performance Studies / String and Plucked Instruments (summer semester 2017)
  • Dept. 4 Performance Studies / Wind and Percussion Instruments (SoSe 2017)
  • Dept. 5 Voice (WS 2017/18)
  • Dept. 6 Performance Studies / Opera (WS 2017/18)
  • Dept. 7 Acting/Directing - Thomas Bernhard Institute (WS 2018/19)
  • Dept. 8 Stage and Costume Design (WS 2018/19)
  • Dept. 9 Musicology (Summer Semester 2019)
  • Dept. 10 Music Education Salzburg (2014)
  • Dept. 11 Music Education Innsbruck (2014/15)
  • Dept. 12 Fine Arts, Design: Technology.Textiles Education (WS 2019/20)
  • Dept. 13 Conducting (Summer Semester 2018)
  • Dept. 14 Elementary Music and Vocal Pedagogy - Orff Institute (WS 2019/20)
  • Studies in Instrumental and Vocal Pedagogy Salzburg (Summer Semester 2015)
  • Studies in Instrumental and Vocal Pedagogy Innsbruck (winter semester 2015/16)  
  • Studies in Church Music and Artistic Subject Organ (WS 2013/14)
  • Studies in Instrumental Pedagogy: Cooperation Feldkirch (summer semester 2016)
  • Course "Advanced Studies in Music and Dance Education" Orff Institute (2017) 

Further evaluation projects

  • Evaluation of University Course Opera Pedagogy 23rd June to 4th  July 2022
  • Mobility survey for students and staff: January 2022  
  • Evaluation of wind band conducting: 29th May to 19th June 2020
  • Evaluation Pre-College Salzburg: 24th January to 7th March 2020
  • IT service survey for students and staff: January 2020
  • Person-related evaluations