how to study at the University of Salzburg
PLUSorientiert
New to our university? PLUSorientiert offers you interactive tutorials and the most important information about starting your studies at University of Salzburg. For all those who are studying at our university for the first time, whether Bachelor, Master or doctorate.
THE MOST IMPORTANT INFORMATION for your start of studies
Well informed into the first semester
On our learning platform you will find videos and further links for the start of the semester at the University of Salzburg.
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FAQS
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Where can I find my timetable?
You compile your own timetable with courses from your curriculum in PLUSonline. You can find out how to do this in the PLUSorientiert course on Blackboard.
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When and where will my first lecture take place?
You can find this information on PLUSonline in the course details. When you register for a course, the dates will appear in your calendar in PLUSonline.
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Who can help me with questions about semester planning and the curriculum?
In this case, you can contact the ÖH Counseling Center at Unipark Nonntal.
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Who can I contact if I have questions about enrollment and admission procedures?
You can contact the Office of Admissions in Kapitelgasse with these concerns. Click here to go to the contact form of the Office of Admissions.
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Where can I find study books and printers?
You can borrow physical and digital literature for your studies and use the printers and scanners at the University Library Salzburg (UBS). Use the online tool UBsearch to find relevant literature for your studies.
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