ÖH Mozarteum
Overview
The students' union (ÖH = Österreichische Hochschüler*innenschaft) makes sure that students are well looked-after and supported during their time at the Mozarteum University, alnd also ensures that they are represented in numerous committees. The ÖH Mozarteum thus plays a key role in the lives of students, who are automatically members from the moment of enrolment. Highlights in the ÖH calendar include the Welcome Day at the beginning of the semester, the legendary Mozfest, a monthly Open Stage, and much more.
ÖH Mozarteum
+43 676 881 22 385
vorsitz@oeh-mozarteum.at
Mirabellplatz 1
1. Floor via the stairs of the
Gallery DAS ZIMMER
5020 Salzburg
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Tutorials
Tutorials offer the opportuniy for those at the start of their studies to benefit from the knowledge and know-how of students in higher semesters. Students can work with a tutor to go over material they have covered in a course and explore it in more depth. Often, tutorials can be used to work on exercises together. Tutorials are organised through the Mozarteum University and the ÖH Mozarteum; an overview of the tutorials can be found here.
Departments
The numerous departments within the ÖH Mozarteum work hard to make the everyday life of students more varied and easier. Each department is responsible for a specific area, including public relations, social affairs, and culture & events.
An overview of the departments can be found on the website oeh-mozarteum.at/de/kontakt. The departments are also regularly advertised anew.
Committees
One of the main responsibilities of the ÖH at the University Mozarteum is committee work. First and foremost, there is the University Representation, which forms the core of the ÖH. It consists of 9 regular members and 9 substitute members and is elected every two years. The University Representation elects a three-person chair team, which is responsible for the day-to-day business of the ÖH and acts as the main external contact point.
Furthermore, the University Representation delegates students, who do not necessarily have to be members of the University Representation, to various university committees. Students are represented, for example, in appointment procedures, curriculum committees, the Senate, the Working Group for Equal Treatment Issues, and many other committees. In these committees, student representatives have full voting rights and can therefore play a significant role in shaping the development of the university and its degree programmes.
For any questions or expressions of interest, please feel free to send an email to vorsitz@oeh-mozarteum.at.
