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Study Abroad Programs in Salzburg, Austria

Salzburg goes by many names. Some call it “The Stage of the World,” some call it the “Golden City of High Baroque,” and others refer to it as the “Small Paradise.” Salzburg lies on the fringe of the Alp Mountain Range at the directional crossroads of Europe. Only about six percent of Austria’s population lives in Salzburg, but it’s a central hub for arts, culture, education, and tourism. If you are thinking about in studying abroad in Salzburg, you have already started the journey in one of the most beautiful countries in Europe.
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Accredited TEFL/TESOL Courses Online & in Austria from €53

Unleash your passion for teaching in the heart of Europe as you embark on an inspiring journey to Austria. Use the coupon code GoAbroad15 upon checkout to receive 15% off any course. Take advantage of our Super Sale! Choose from a selection of accredited online TEFL courses, with prices starting from €53. Our 60-hour, 120-hour, 180-hour, and level 5 online TEFL and TESOL courses will prepare you for teaching abroad and online. Every module has text, videos, quizzes, and your personal tutor to help you through the course and give positive feedback. Throughout the course, you will get the opportunity to submit lesson plans to experienced TESOL teachers, gaining valuable feedback from experts who have been teaching abroad for years! Need help to find an English teaching job in any of the above fields? We have contacts worldwide, so we can help set you on your way to the destination of your choice. You can also get your 120-hour TEFL certificate online. Start your accredited TEFL/TESOL certification online now – your first step to being an English teacher. Where will you go from there? You decide!

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Austrian Arbitration Academy Summer Program

The Austrian Arbitration Academy Summer Program is an intensive two-week program on international commercial arbitration. Developed for law students interested in dispute resolution and young practitioners, the course intends to offer firsthand insight into arbitration. The course covers all aspects of arbitral proceedings, starting with an introduction to the prerequisites of arbitration. Further modules will focus on the constitution of the arbitral tribunal, the conduct of the proceedings, the arbitral award, as well as the challenge and enforcement of the said award. Students will be introduced to the legal framework of international arbitration, arbitral rules, and relevant case law. The last module is entirely dedicated to investment arbitration. The Austrian Arbitration Academy Summer Program takes place in the last two weeks of July on our campus, located in the picturesque village of Strobl in the Salzkammergut region, one of Austria’s most attractive summer vacation areas. The unique experience is enhanced by an extensive extracurricular program including sports courses (windsurfing), mountain hikes, and excursions.

A Guide to Study Abroad in Salzburg

How to Study Abroad in Salzburg

Salzburg has a long-term reputation as an outstanding center for education and training. The reputation remains strong with the many Salzburg study abroad programs offered in all sorts of areas.

Popular Subjects to Study. Some of the most popular programs include tourism, the arts, and German. Many German programs allow students to live as a member of an Austrian family, and take immersion language courses. If you’re interested in the tourism industry or hotel management, you’ll find some great programs in these fields here — some even offer a three-month internship, so participants can learn their trade in a beautiful and thriving location. 

Short Term vs. Summer vs. Long Term Programs. From a few weeks to a full year, how long you stay in Salzburg depends upon your program and course needs. If learning German is your priority, then staying a full academic year will benefit you the most. You’ll find listings for semester, year, and summer opportunities for study abroad programs in Salzburg. You can find everything from ballet workshops to political studies programs.

Attending Universities vs. Other Program Types. You can choose to enroll directly in courses through University of Salzburg, Austria or one of its many other higher education institutions, like Salzburg College. Students might also study in Salzburg through their own university or through a program provider. Consult a study abroad advisor at your university to help you determine which type of program fits your needs.

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Spring Semester in Granada, Spain!

October 11, 2024by: Lauren Dahl - United StatesProgram: Study Abroad and Discover the World with AIFS!
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My semester abroad in Granada, Spain was absolutely unforgettable. I decided to stay with a host family and I lived in their home with another student in the same program. Living with a roommate, we became really close friends. My host family was so kind and welcoming, they included us in everything they did. I learned so much Spanish culture and tradition from spending time with the family. The school was called Center of Modern Languages and I had a mixture of Spanish and Business classes. I loved speaking Spanish in class and getting to know other students. AIFS provided a level placement test at the beginning of the semester so that everyone found courses that were appropriate for their knowledge of Spanish. The classes were very fun and I enjoyed going to class. The AIFS program excursions were some of the best experiences/trips that I went on. I was blown away by the Morocco trip as well as the Seville/Córdoba/Gibraltar weekend. The trips were well planned, affordable, and allowed for free time to explore with friends. I made so many connections with locals, got to experience once in a lifetime activities like riding camels next to the ocean, and tried amazing foods. The program application process was hassle-free and the program advisors in Granada are so helpful. I would often visit their office and just chat with them or ask their advice on where to visit on the weekend. They organized cooking classes, art classes, sporting events, and cultural activities like a flamenco show. Granada is such a wonderful city. It is very walkable and the people are very friendly. There are endless tapas bars in the city where you get free food with each drink purchase. I made friends with lots of locals and other students from across the US. I attended exchange club meetings where you get drinks and tapas, and you chat in whatever language you are trying to learn with people from around the world. AIFS did a wonderful job providing opportunities for all of the students in the program to get to know each other. I made a close-knit group of friends and we spent so much time together. I am so thankful for having met them thanks to AIFS. We even visited each other once we arrived back in the US! I would highly recommend this program to anyone who wants to experience Spain on a more personal scale compared to bigger cities. I think Granada is the most beautiful city, and the Alhambra is a must-see!

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