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Coaching & Career … Home Study Institutes Coaching & Career Start-up & foundation service Start-up & foundation service This service is available free of charge to all members of the Mozarteum University. Skip page navigation Overview About IdeaCHECK - Book appointment Dates & Workshops Goals & Mission FAQs Get in touch! Return to slider start The Startup & Foundation Service is the first point of contact for students, teaching staff, employees and alumni of the Mozarteum University for questions about self-employment and founding startups. Here you can get an overview of different types of companies and which one might suit you best. There are, for example, the new self-employment, GmbH, AG and many others. Contact:Franziska Strohmayr franziska_theresia.strohmayr@moz.ac.at +43 676 88122 374     About The Startup and Foundation Service at the Mozarteum University is your companion for questions about self-employment and on the path from your first idea for a product or service to its accompanied realisation. We advise you individually, network you with like-minded people and support you in cooperation with Startup Salzburg with workshops, mentoring programmes and coaching. We are there for students, teaching staff, employees and alumni alike and form the link between the Mozarteum University and the world of the creative industries and entrepreneurship communities. Whether you have a vague idea or already have concrete plans - we help you to discover the potential and turn your visions into reality. IdeaCHECK Book your first IdeaCHECK (online or on site / duration: 60 min) Our IdeaCHECK gives you the opportunity to present your innovative business idea to us. We will go through your project with you and you will receive feedback at eye level.   Simply book an appointment! Online: https://outlook.office365.com/book/ideaCHECKStartupSalzburg franziska_theresia.strohmayr@moz.ac.at / +43 676 88122 374  You can make this appointment on site or online. Dates & Workshops patent LAW DAYWed, 23.04.2025 | 09:00 - 16:30 hrsIntellectual property rights play an important role in product development and market launch [...]Target group: Anyone who wants to find out about patents and utility models Participation free of charge Individual appointment after registration Evelyn Maxones | +43 5 7599 722 72 | evelyn.maxones@innovation-salzburg.at   Science to Business: Protecting innovationsTuesday, 06.05.2025 | 10:00 - 13:00FH Salzburg | Campus Urstein | SE456 Patents, trade mark law & software at a glance [...] Speakers: Dr Ákos Bazsó, Palmiro Torre, Romana Schwab Individual talks: 07.05.2025, Urstein Castle Registration: innovationen-schuetzen.eventbrite.de     Beyond [her] LabKick-off: 1 July 2025 (online) | Workshop days: 10-11 July 2025 | Frohnburg CastleTarget group: Female researchers & students from Western Austria free of charge incl. catering & overnight stay if applicable Application deadline: 22 May 2025 More information & application: startup-salzburg.at  Social Impact Award 2025Submission deadline: until 16 May 2025Two programmes: Discovery Journey & Incubation For submission & info: sia.click/0Lu1h   Q&A sessions: 24 April & 5 May Symposium: Artistic Authorship & AI15 May 2025 | 17:00-20:00 hrsFree entry More info: wavelab.io/events  Startup Camp ‘Alpine Connects’16-18 May 2025 | Heutal & UnkenTarget group: Founders & committed people from the region Participation fee: 50 € incl. 2 overnight stays Application deadline: 04.05.2025 More information & application: startup-salzburg.at  Entrepreneurship ABC | Quantitative Financial PlanningThursday, 12.06.2025 | 17:30 - 20:30 | onlineMore info: startup-salzburg.at KultNetz - Culture Fair & Culture Exchange26-27 June 2025 | Probehaus, SalzburgCultural strategy, fair, workshops & network Cooperation with numerous cultural institutionsMore information: unsa-salzburg.at Entrepreneurship ABC | Financing: Public & Private FundingThursday, 03.07.2025 | 17:30 - 20:30 | onlineMore info: startup-salzburg.at Meetup PioniergarageTuesday, 26 August 2025 | 6:00 - 8:00 pmJakob Haringer Street 8, 5020 Salzburg Target group: Expats & Internationals | Free of charge Registration: ulrike.klingenschmid@innovation-salzburg.at  Website: pioniergarage-salzburg.at Sinn & Tonic 2025 - Young Entrepreneur DayThursday, 16 October 2025Red Bull Arena, Siezenheim More info & registration: sinnundtonic.at Goals & Mission Ambassadors for entrepreneurial spiritWe arouse curiosity and enthusiasm for entrepreneurship: We use creative methods and discussions to help you develop ideas and check whether and how they can be realised. Sparring partners for new start-upsWe support you with your first steps: In the ‘Entrepreneurship ABC’ workshops (basics of starting a business), you will learn everything you need to know - from developing your business model to property rights. Bridge builders and network partnersWe bring people together: With our contacts and individual support, we connect you with experts and other founders to help you on your way. The Startup- & Gründungsservice Mozarteum is a service point of the initiative Startup Salzburg. Questions I wouldn´t dare to ask First of all: There are no stupid questions, only stupid answers! At the startup and foundation service, you can ask any question about self-employment, founding, startups and entrepreneurship (wtf*** is entrepreneurship?), no matter how stupid it seems to you.  Your ‘Question I wouldn`t dare to ask’ is not included? Write an e-mail to the contact address and you will get an answer! What's a Startup? The term ‘startup’ is generally used to describe newly founded companies that are in the early stages of development and have high growth potential[1]. There are many different answers to the question of what a startup actually is. The most common definitions often include these four core elements: the company is no more than 5 years old (sometimes extended to up to 10 years) the founders work with limited financial and human resources the company pursues an innovative approach the business idea is scalable [1] Source:  https://foundersfoundation.de/content-library/glossar-startup/?utm_source=Google+Grant+Ads&utm_medium=Search+Text+Ad&utm_campaign=FF+Blog+Startup+Topics&utm_content=Startup&utm_source=adwords&utm_medium=ppc&utm_campaign=Founders+Foundation+-+Blog+Traffic&utm_term=was%20ist%20ein%20startup&hsa_tgt=kwd-368914509247&hsa_ad=599803859894&hsa_kw=was%20ist%20ein%20startup&hsa_ver=3&hsa_acc=5487664227&hsa_grp=142724832851&hsa_cam=17316908369&hsa_src=g&hsa_mt=b&hsa_net=adwords&gad_source=1&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIqfbjvf7viwMVxpODBx1AnRoUEAAYASAAEgKs3vD_BwE What means Entrepreneurship? Entrepreneurship in the broader sense means ‘entrepreneurship’, i.e. the entire spectrum of business management with the additional component of ‘entrepreneurial spirit’[1]: How do I find worthwhile business ideas and opportunities? How do I set goals and achieve them? How do I organise and develop the company? How do I lead teams? How do I enable growth? While most of the points are normal management topics, the entrepreneurial spirit factor stands out in particular: entrepreneurship means believing in your own ideas, accepting uncertainty, taking risks, inspiring investors, teams and customers and making bold decisions. [1] Source: https://www.cbs.de/blog/was-ist-entrepreneurship/  What means ‘new self-employed’? New self-employed persons are persons who generate income from self-employment for tax purposes as a result of a business activity (e.g. playing concerts)[1]. New self-employed persons do not need a trade licence, but still generate business income on a contract for work and services basis. They essentially use their own resources, such as their own computer or their own musical instrument. [1] Source: https://erwachsenenbildung.at/themen/berufsfeld/rechtliche_grundlagen/beschaeftigungsformen/neueselbststaendige.php Why should I seek advice on the topic of self-employment? All beginnings are difficult - this also applies to the first steps in your career. If you have finished your studies and don't immediately have a contract for a job in your hands, you first have to earn money by booking concerts, events, weddings etc. or teaching a few students privately. There are a few things you have to do for the first time: submit your first tax return, take out your own health insurance and, depending on your income, you may also have pension insurance. All of this is complicated and expensive (after all, it doesn't feel nice when you have to hand over your newly earned money straight away), but there are a whole range of people and programmes that will help you to get everything on a legal and steady footing and show you that you can also access various support measures (e.g. the KSVF) as an artist/musician. No programme will contact you by itself, so take the opportunity to get free advice, which will save you an incredible amount of time, nerves and money. Will I benefit from counselling if I might soon be going abroad to work? Yes, that's why counselling is still very useful. On the one hand, because you will probably appear in Austria more often and will then need to know how to ‘sort things out with tax’ - there are a few things to bear in mind here too. Secondly, because you may have already earned something in Austria and should report this to the tax office. And then it's also always very good to know what differences there are between the countries in terms of insurance (i.e. the overall healthcare offer), tax rates and support programmes. Contact person Skip slider Franziska Theresia Strohmayr Franziska Theresia Strohmayr Start-up and foundation service Employee Jump to slider start

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(Madrid / San Francisco) - Lecturer „Advanced Studies in Music and Dance Education – Orff-Schulwerk“

Exhibition, presentation, tour, performance, alumni meeting & workshops - the Department of Fine Arts & Design invites you to take a tour!

From A for Applied Theatre to Z for Zither - more than 2,000 highly talented students from 70 countries devote themselves to the arts, their mediation and their exploration at the Mozarteum University together with 550 teachers.

News … Home News Of the fading of the signature Of the fading of the signature 01.03.2021 News Elisabeth Gutjahr © Andrew Phelps With the beginning of March begins the third semester under the sign of the virus, still universities are "until further notice" in distance teaching. On the periphery of the field of vision, art universities are struggling to maintain the course of studies: Although much takes place under strict security precautions in face-to-face teaching, but there is a lack of the publicity that is essential to the realization of art. Art is created in the eye of the beholder. With his provocative 4'33’, the American composer John Cage made it clear as early as the 1950s that only hearing turns the audible into music. Seeing and hearing, understanding and appreciating are to be understood as achievements of civilisation. The composer Jean Sibelius put it in a nutshell: ‘Art is the signature of civilisation.’ The reverse conclusion is obvious: in times of Covid-19, this signature is fading and civilisation is losing its contours. And perhaps, after a long period of existence as screen existences, we will awaken in Michael Ende's ‘never-ending story’: in the fading of civilisation and its power of imagination. This makes the countless initiatives and activities of artists against the silencing and disappearance all the more encouraging. They find support in the media, the fourth estate in the state, which celebrates the urgently needed perception in the best possible way and thus prevents the the best possible way and thus offers the survival of art's fading out by decree. Monument! Our language is also full of images and makes us sit up and take notice; it provides information about short-term thinking in crisis situations and the underlying mindset. ‘System relevance’, for example, raises several questions at once: What does ‘system’, a term that is otherwise more likely to be localised in totalitarian states, mean in this context? And In the event that ‘system’ here stands for society or health, what does the exclusion of education and culture from ‘system relevance’ signal to us? That negative tests are to be regarded as positive, is unlikely to be adopted in the education system, and the Anglicisms distance learning, homeschooling or home office are difficult to translate into German: Working from home sounds outdated, distance learning or distance mode are linguistically opposed to the internalisation or appropriation of learning content. linguistically.  We keep our distance and zoom in on our private spheres. But how much closeness can we tolerate and how much distance do we need? Between isolation and exposure stands a nice baby elephant as a Pokémon figure. Really? The need for protection urgently needs to be re-examined, because what is at stake here is the mental health of our society and therefore its future viability. In the artistic process of making in-between tones and silence audible, visualising interstices and emptiness, exploring counter-worlds and interrogating counter-algorithms, a reconquest of the world can take place that has been blocked out in the noise of crisis mode. When Goethe upholds art as the mediator of the inexpressible, this is exactly what he means. Artistic creation, creativity and culture expand the realities of our lives and thus also the possibility of diversity in communities. It is also worth noting that a recently published study on the cultural and creative industries before and after Covid-19, published by Ernst & Young in close cooperation with GESAC, an association of 32 European collecting societies, under the title ‘Rebuilding Europe’, shows the economic weight of this sector and the high growth potential that became apparent in the years 2013 to 2019. that became visible between 2013 and 2019. With a trade balance of 8.6 billion euros (2019) and 7.6 million jobs, the H&C economy is or was an important sector. In 2020, turnover fell by an estimated 31 per cent, with theatre (-90 per cent) and music (-76 per cent) being hit the hardest. The study concludes that the crisis will have a massive and lasting impact on the entire value chain of the cultural and creative industries and presents a three-stage plan to meet the challenge of ‘Rebuilding Europe’. Rebuilding this sector also means rebuilding our civilisation as a normative force of our self-image. The current generation of students must play a part in this reconstruction, As a university, we should support them. ‘Art is what you can get away with.’ - Andy Warhol   (First published in the Uni-Nachrichten / Salzburger Nachrichten on 1 March 2021) More News Open Call: Artist-in-Residence Program 23.5.2025 Open Call: Artist-in-Residence Program  Under the title "Staging Realities" Mozarteum University invites media artists and artist collectives to apply for a funded residency to create an interactive, multi-user XR performance in the newly built X-Reality-Lab. Fully operational in winter 2025, the Lab features cutting-edge projection-based XR technology and is supported by the open-source software framework mozXR developed in cooperation with the Ars Electronica Futurelab. Open Call All information on the Senate election (german page) 9.5.2025 All information on the Senate election (german page)  On 18 June 2025, all members of the university (with the exception of students) are called upon to elect the representatives of their groups to the Senate for the term of office 1.10.2025-30.9.2028. News ‘Music and Migration’ nominated for the 2025 Award of the American Musicological Society 8.5.2025 ‘Music and Migration’ nominated for the 2025 Award of the American Musicological Society  The handbook compiled by the inter-university research initiative ‘Music and Migration’ Wolfgang Gratzer / Nils Grosch / Ulrike Präger / Susanne Scheiblhofer (eds.), ‘The Routledge Handbook of Music and Migration: Methodologies and Theories’, Routledge 2024 has just been nominated for the prestigious 2025 Award of the American Musicological Society. Awards & Successes 80th Anniversary: End of the war and the founding of the Republic 8.5.2025 80th Anniversary: End of the war and the founding of the Republic  On 8 May 2025, we will commemorate the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War. Today more than ever, it is imperative that we keep alive the memory of what happened 80 years ago and strive to preserve peace and democracy. The Mozarteum University will be holding a series of (commemorative) events throughout the year of remembrance, which will look back at the beginnings of the Second Republic and explore how this period still shapes events today. News More news

The controversial UG Amendment 2021 was passed in the National Council on March 24, 2021, however, the Federal Council objected in its session on March 30, 2021. Thus, the amendment cannot enter into force for the time being.

"The Flying Dutchman. the multidimensional portrait" presentation at the former Baroque Museum, Mirabellgarten, Salzburg

We look with horror at the latest developments in Hungary's cultural and educational landscape: a government-appointed board of trustees has taken over the governing powers of the Budapest University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE) and abolished the university's autonomy.

The starting point for the film NIGHT is the Fantasy in D minor by W. A. Mozart, perhaps the most played piano piece, at least among young music students, which inspired a cinematic narrative in which the composer's biographical approaches and musical elements of the composition were associatively transformed into a woman's nocturnal journey through a big city, played by Jenny Schily.

SCANNING DIMENSIONS opens a space of projection and light as a dialogue and flowing transition between music and video, where one of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's early pieces, KV15dd, becomes the content point of departure for the visualization and staging in space.

MOZART CONTAINED! is an interactive music experience in several containers.