Salzburg College offers three 3-week (1+2) Summer Sessions, and students may enroll in one, two, or all three sessions. For one session, students take 1 course for 1-3 U.S. credits. The academic course work emphasizes the special opportunities provided by the Salzburg setting and offers an introduction to various aspects of Austrian and European culture. Experiential learning beyond the classroom is an important part of the academic program. This includes coordinated learning visits to historical sites, cultural institutions, professional organizations, artistic and musical events.
Summer Session II
Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Music Appreciation
Music History II
Selected Topics in European Studies
The Mozart Project (Independent Study in Music)
Selected Topics in Music History
Music Composition
Music Performance (Private Instruction)
German Language Instruction (all levels)
Summer Session III
Western Civilization II
The European Experience
Selected Topics in European Studies
Principles of Microeconomics
Austrian Literature and Culture
Selected Topics in Austrian Literature
The Mozart Project (Independent Study in Music)
Selected Topics in Music History
Music Composition
Music Performance (Private Instruction)
German Language Instruction (all levels)
Summer Session IV
Communication Ethics in Organizations
Intercultural Leadership Development
Principles of Macroeconomics
The Mozart Project (Independent Study in Music)
Selected Topics in Music History
Music Composition
Music Performance (Private Instruction)
German Language Instruction (all levels)
Week 1 (online)
Independent assignments & online meetings
Su: Arrival in Salzburg
Week 2 (on site)
Mo-Fr in class instruction
Mo-Su various excursions & guest speakers
Week 3 (on site)
Mo-Fr in class instruction
Mo-Th various excursions & guest speakers
Sa: Departure from Salzburg
A variety of special lectures, events and excursions constitute an integral part of each session:A list of events will be provided with the detailed course outlines during.
Please note: The dates of individual events are tentative and subject to change.
To maximize cultural engagement, students live either in Austrian families, breakfast and dinner incl. (Mon-Sun) OR share a room at an Austrian student dormitory, no meals provided.
Cost does not include individual passport, transatlantic transportation, international travel insurance and other personal discretionary expenses.
Additional fees on behalf of home institution may also apply.
Non-refundable $ 500 deposit due upon registration.
Application deadline: March 15
I did not really know what to expect coming into this program, but I learned a great deal here. All the faculty I worked with are amazing. The quality of instruction was very good and I really enjoyed all the supplementary cultural information.
L. S., Sarah Lawrence College
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