Supplementary study programmes and specialisation programmes

Supplementary study programmes and specialisation programmes are thematically bundled and coordinated teaching offerings that allow regular students at the University of Salzburg to set additional focuses and acquire interdisciplinary competencies and skills alongside or within their regular studies. Completed programmes are confirmed with a certificate from the University and can simultaneously be used for elective courses, depending on the regulations of the respective curriculum.

Topics and subject areas

The University of Salzburg stands for diversity. This is also reflected in the range of supplementary study programmes. We currently offer over 22 different programs in a wide variety of subject areas.
To make it easier to find your way around, we have grouped our supplementary study programmes into five subject clusters:

Digital World

Society, Politics and Environment

Teaching and Learning

Personal Development and Communication

Language, Arts and Culture

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