Over 30 years of experience in this field has made Salzburg College a prime partner institution for tailoring quality customized and faculty-led programs.
Sample list of joint/faculty-led summer programs Salzburg College is proud to be hosting:
If you are an undergraduate or graduate music student majoring in voice or piano accompanying, this unique program is for you.
Young professionals, teachers, and interested amateurs who wish to audit this program, and outstanding high school seniors, are also encouraged to apply.
Because each student will receive private instruction and enrollment is limited, early registration is strongly advised.
Academic credit is available through Salzburg College.
Students may earn up to 6 US undergraduate university credits.
Credits will be awarded as follows:
Next to a Salzburg College grade report students may also receive a transcript from Seminole State College at extra charge. Details for this will be discussed during Orientation on site in Salzburg at the beginning of the program.
Arrangements for credit transfer must be made individually between Salzburg College and your home institution prior to your arrival in Salzburg.
You may participate in student recitals, which are open to the public.
Each applicant should submit the following on or before February 1:
Robynne Redmon
Salzburg Program Director
University of Miami Forst School of Music
P.O. Box 248165
Coral Gables, FL 33124-7610
305-284-4162
The 3-week faculty-led Summer Session offered by Wake Tech CC in cooperation with Salzburg College offers an introduction to various aspects of Austrian and European music and culture. The academic course work emphasizes the special opportunities provided by the Austrian/Salzburg setting. Course related field experience as well as visits to historical sites, to cultural institutions and the attendance of musical events constitute an important part of the program.
PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT (3 hrs)
This course provides an introductory survey of the major functions of management. Topics include the evolution of management, organizational environment and culture, ethics and corporate responsibility, strategic planning and decision making, entrepreneurship, managing human resources, leadership as well as innovating and changing.
MUSIC APPRECIATION (3 hrs)
This course surveys music of the Western World. Emphasis is placed on the elements of music, terminology, composers, form, and style within a historical perspective. Upon completion, students should be able to demonstrate skills in basic listening and understanding of the art of music. Special attention will be paid to the works of Mozart, Haydn, Beethoven, and Schubert, as befits their geographic and historical importance to Salzburg and/or Vienna.
PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS (3 hrs)
This course introduces economic analysis of individual, business, and industry in the market economy. Topics include the price mechanism, supply and demand, optimizing economic behavior, costs and revenue, market structures, factor markets, income distribution, market failure, and government intervention.
Students may complete one course per session.
A variety of field trips and excursions constitute an integral part of this session's academic program. Course related excursions take students to various institutions and organizations throughout the region.
To maximize cultural involvement, students share a room at an Austrian student dormitory or hostel. Breakfast is included. Weekday lunches in Salzburg are provided by Salzburg College.
WEEK 1
Tues Departure from US
Wed Arrival in Prague
Thurs City Tour Prague, Arrival in Vienna
Fri City Tour "Hapsburg's Vienna"
Sat Day Trip to Bratislava
Sun Departure for Salzburg
WEEK 2
Mon Orientation Day at Salzburg College
Tue Regular Classes Begin, Historical Walking Tour of Salzburg
Sat Hiking-Trip to Picturesque Salzkammergut
Sun Day Trip to Eagle's Nest
WEEK 3
Mon Excursion to Hellbrunn Palace
Wed Apple Strudel Baking
Fri Final Exams
Farewell Celebration & Concert
Sat Departure - End of Program
A list of additional events will be provided with the detailed course outlines during orientation in Salzburg.
Please note: The dates of individual events are subject to change.
The cost includes one course; room and meals as specified; a variety of local excursions and social events; trips to Prague, Vienna, Bratislava, the Salzkammergut; and the Eagle's Nest.
Cost does not include passport, transatlantic transportation, or international health insurance.
Additional fees on behalf of Wake Tech CC apply.
Application deadline: March 1
This customized summer program is designed for students and faculty from Baylor University. Students earn regular Baylor University credit in music and history while becoming immersed in the culture and community of beautiful Salzburg, Austria and other cities in the region.
All courses are taught by Baylor faculty members. Students are expected to take at least six credit hours, up to a maximum of eight; any exceptions to this policy must be approved by the program director. German language skills are not required.
HIS 1307: World History Since 1500 (3 hours)
HIS 3308/REL 3348: Hitler and the Holocaust (3 hours)
MUS 3301: Music Theory V (3 hours)
MUS 3315: Survey of Music Literature (3 hours)
MUS 4181: Recital Attendance (1 hour)
MUS 4381: Music Literacy (3 hours)
A "Survival German" class will be offered for all students at the opening of the program.
Excursions form an integral part of the academic program. Free time for further exploration and travel is built into the schedule. Planned activities include:
Dr. Terry Lynn Hudson
School of Music, Roxy Grove 205
One Bear Place #97408
Waco, TX 76798-7408
E: terry_hudson@baylor.edu
November 15
The program is so geared toward helping students succeed, it would have been hard not to meet goals. The faculty are fantastic and my experience in a host family was very warm and one I will never forget.
M. B., Ithaka College
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