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The Mozarteum University supports students with disabilities or chronic illness before and during their studies: from admission, individual examination modalities and study materials to information on financial support, legal frameworks and help with structural barriers.

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Organisation … Home About us Organisation Course & Examination Management Course and Examination Manage-ment The Course and Examination Management (also known as "Studienabteilung") is part of the study administration and is responsible for numerous services for prospective and current students. Contact: studienabteilung@moz.ac.at+43 676 88122 492 Office: Makartplatz 5, 3rd floor, 5020 Salzburg 20.11.—23.11.2025 BeSt Salzburg 2025  Info event · Free Service point During the semester, our staff is available at the service point for consultations and administrative services.You will find us on the ground floor of the Mozarteum'smain building (Mirabellplatz 1). Opening hours:Monday to Friday10 a.m. to 12 p.m. From July to the beginning of September, the service point is closed. During this time, you can meet us in our offices (Makartplatz 5, 3rd floor) by appointment.Please make an appointment in advance by email to: studienabteilung@moz.ac.at You are also welcome to submit your questions by email. You can find the areas of responsibility of our staff in the list of people. Field of responsibility The Course and Examination Management is primarily responsible for: Information and counselling for students and prospective students Processing and contact point for the artistic entrance examinations Admission/registration of domestic and foreign applicants for regular, non-regular and ERASMUS programmes Change of studies, co-enrolment, deregistration and resumption of studies, change of lecturers Student ID card (first issue and duplicates in case of loss or theft) Issuing confirmations Examination management for students of teacher training Issuing graduation certificates and notifications Academic ceremonies: graduations and doctorates Waiving and refunding of tuition fees Application for scholarships Counselling and admission to the university entrance authorisation examination Nostrification of foreign studies and academic degrees Counselling at study information fairs Advice on study-related legal matters changes to student master data MOZonline maintenance Curriculum modeling Maintenance of the archive of student files supervision of doctoral/PhD students    People Skip slider Thomas Donabauer Thomas Donabauer Head of Studies and Examinations Department Service department management Corinna Christina Bauer Corinna Christina Bauer Certificates and Records Administrator Employee Brigitte Bensmain Brigitte Bensmain Certificates, Records and Admissions Administrator Employee Nina Juliane Döllgast Nina Juliane Döllgast Admissions Officer Employee Barbara Gruber Certificates and Records Administrator Employee Philipp Rothe Philipp Rothe Doctoral Studies, Scholarships and Fee Refunds Employee Johannes Schiller-Reiter Johannes Schiller-Reiter Curriculum Design Employee Jump to slider start All persons

The collaborative greenhouse of the sculpture class combines botany and synthetics; in doing so, it aims to fuse natural processes such as growth with long-term toxic materials such as (micro/macro) plastic. In this work, the students address the theme of "nature:art" from a wide variety of perspectives. Thus, working groups have each focused on space, growth and object and united them in the common greenhouse.

Masks can be grotesque, sacred, mysterious, beautiful, terrifying, frightening and much more. They show and conceal at the same time. Masks have two sides. They oscillate between the inside and the outside - connecting and separating at the same time. They allow us to change roles, to role-play and are also a metaphor for our social role behaviour. Masks are an offer to change.

Students of the sculpture class of the Department of Fine Arts & Design take a contemporary look at objects from the collection in a co-operation with the Salzburg Museum on the occasion of the anniversary "100 Years of the Folklore Museum in the Monatsschlössl".

Exhibition by Anna* Marina Ernst, Melina Harting, Mirjam Kämmerer, Sophia Kraus, Leonie Lindinger and Vanessa Veljković from the Department of Fine Arts & Design at the Mozarteum University Salzburg at the Salzburger Kunstverein.

In the subject Design: Technology.Textiles, especially in the field of technology, there was no dust- and noise-free place to teach, to discuss, to learn, to reflect, to take a break and to cook and eat, apart from the fantastic workshops until 2019.

In cooperation with the Austrian Paper Museum Steyrermühl, students intensively explored the material paper, examining material, form, technique, color, structure and haptics, and developed projects in different scales that were subsequently shown publicly in the museum.