Donnerstag15.10.26
OVER THE RAINBOW: Co-Creating an Aphasia-Friendly Choir and Exploring the Impact of Collaborative Therapeutic Singing for People with Neurological Communication Difficulties
ONLINE SYMPOSIUM
The symposium will explore how collaborative therapeutic singing can support communication, well-being, social connection, and participation for people living with aphasia and other neurological communication difficulties. Speakers will discuss the interdisciplinary partnership between Speech and Language Therapy and Neurologic Music Therapy, highlight a participant-led songwriting project, and share insights into future research, evaluation, and sustainability.
Above all, this work centres the voices and experiences of participants, celebrating community, creativity, belonging, and rehabilitation through music.
Presented by Esther Goodhew (Speech and Language Therapist, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, Cardiff, UK) & Vicky Guise (Neurologic Music Therapist, Chroma and Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, Cardiff, South Wales, UK)
Hosted by Professor Philip James (Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK)
Event language: ENGLISH
Organization: The Cardiff Metropolitan University (United Kingdom) and the Focus Area InterMediation. Music — Effect — Analysis/Interuniversity Organisation Knowledges & Arts at University of Salzburg and Mozarteum University Salzburg.
This webinar is the sixth from the Webinar-Series organized by International Network for the Critical Appraisal in Arts and Health Research (INCAAHR). The series brings together leading researchers, artists, and clinicians internationally to explore both the strengths and limitations of arts in health and of current evidence for the value of arts in health, and to assess the extent of evidence-based arts-for-health practice. The aim is to foster a transdisciplinary and rigorous discussion on what the arts can realistically contribute to wellbeing and health and how to advance future research, policy, and practice development.17:00 Uhr
Donnerstag15.10.26
Agrippa: King of Judea. Between Rome, the Bible, and the Rabbis
Herzliche Einladung des Fachbereichs Bibelwissenschaft und Kirchengeschichte zu einem Vortrag von
Prof. Dr. Daniel Schwartz
(Jerusalem)
„Agrippa: King of Judea. Between Rome, the Bible and the Rabbis”
Wann: 15.10.2026, 17:00 Uhr
Wo: Katholisch-theologische Fakultät, 1. Stock, HS 106
Wir freuen uns auf Ihre Teilnahme.HS 10617:00 Uhr
Donnerstag15.10.26
Webinar „New Work, Real Talk – Was dich beim Berufseinstieg wirklich erwartet“
Bewerbung und Berufseinstieg aus HR-Sicht16:00 Uhr
Am 3. Oktober 2026 öffnete die Abguss-Sammlung vom Fachbereich Altertumswissenschaften anlässlich der Langen Nacht der Museen wieder ihre Türen.
19. Oktober 2026 | Präsenz: Lena Ramstetter bietet im Zuge des Nachhaltigkeitstag der Universität Salzburg einen Workshop zum Thema Achtsamkeit an.
Mittwoch, 21. Oktober 2026 | Online: Der neu initiierte Online-Stammtisch für pflegende Angehörige bietet – unabhängig von der konkreten Lebens- und Pflegesituation – die Möglichkeit, Erfahrungen mit anderen pflegenden Angehörigen auszutauschen, sich zu vernetzen, voneinander zu lernen und Fragen zu stellen.
