Mozarteum University

The Mozarteum University is an arts university with a singular history. Founded in 1841 and named in honour of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, its alumni over the decades have included many influential figures in the fields of culture and commerce. The spirit in which the university was established still lives on today: the Mozarteum is a cultural beacon and a space for free thinking, a place of creativity and thriving diversity.

Mozarteum University Salzburg
Mirabellplatz 1
5020 Salzburg

Mozarteum University Innsbruck
Haus der Musik
Universitätsstraße 1
6020 Innsbruck

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Liebeneggstraße 8
6020 Innsbruck

With over 700 public events in its calendar each year – ranging from concerts and opera to theatre, exhibitions and performance art – the Mozarteum University makes a substantial contribution to enriching the cultural life of Salzburg and Innsbruck, with both cities benefiting from the international aspect it brings. Additionally, a wealth of national and international cooperations guarantee a high standard of teaching and research and offer students, lecturers and researchers many opportunities for networking and future collaborations.

The Mozarteum University if proud to count many internationally renowned artists among its teaching staff, and can boast state-of-the-art venues including concert halls, stages and workshops. The Mozarteum also enjoys fruitful cooperations with other universities as well as international ensembles, museums, orchestras and cultural institutions. This creates an exciting, fast-paced environment for talented young artists to thrive, where their competences, creativity and curiosity are encouraged and networking opportunities abound. The Mozarteum University is invested in the personal development of its students but also in shaping a society that is culturally rich and forward looking.