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Teacher of Piano

Associate Prof. of Historical Musicology

A.o. Univ.-Prof. of Piano

Starting in the winter semester 2022/23, the one-year university course "Music and Dance in Social Work and Integrative Pedagogy" will be offered again and is aimed at pedagogues of all disciplines as well as musicians who are interested in the use of music and dance in social work and integrative, inclusive pedagogy. Part-time, it offers participants an expansion of their professional qualifications.

Here, students at the Innbruck location can download all necessary forms for registration & deregistration from studies, for doctoral studies and theses, as well as study and course fees.

The Rectorate is composed as follows: Rector, Vice-Rector for Teaching, Vice-Rector for Arts, Vice-Rectorfor Resources.Academic Affairs Rectorate Director of Studies Hannfried Lucke Hannfried Lucke Vice Rector for Art /Rectorate Faculty Anastasia Weinberger Anastasia Weinberger Vice Rector for Resources Rectorate Jump

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Vice Rector for Academic Affairs

us Organisation Curriculum Committees Chairs Term of office until 30/09/2025   Curriculum Committee forKai Röhrig Curriculum Committee for Instrumental & Vocal PedagogyChairUniv.-Prof.Anna Töller BA Curriculum Committee for Instrumental StudiesChairPriv.-Doz.Elisabeth Freiss Curriculum Committee for the PhD ProgrammeChairAssociate Professor Dr.

Univ.-Prof. of Piano

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With the positive completion of the admission examination and the enrollment in the study program, the official entry into student life is accomplished. Here students can find interesting facts about the beginning of their studies.

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