Salzburg: Music History, Opera Workshop, Digital Media Production, Instrumental Ensemble and Conducting

  Austria

• Salzburg: 
Salzburg

Term: Summer 
Dates: May 31-July 2

Description: The KIIS program in Salzburg, Austria, offers Music courses in the heart of Austria. Topics range from history to opera workshops to vocal literature. The courses offered by the Institute are designed to take optimal advantage of the cultural surroundings and events in Europe. There is no language prerequisite, but students are strongly encouraged to acquire some conversational German skills prior to the trip. The program lasts five weeks.

Highlights: Salzburg is renowned as an international and historical music center. While Mozart's birthplace and residence are of particular interest, the city offers a wide range of historical places and cultural events. Salzburg shows evidence of Roman culture and of a dynamic medieval phase. Students have several opportunities to perform and will be selected by audition or at the discretion of the professor. Vocalists also have an opportunity to sing in the Dom Chor at the invitation of the director.

Minimum Education: High School

Cost in US$: $3,650

Experience Required: no

This Program is open to World Wide Participants.

Participants Travel to Austria Independently Or in Groups

Typically Participants Work Independently Or in Groups of varies according to course

Scholarships are Available. - Students presently matriculated at schools that are full members of the KIIS consortium are invited to apply for merit- and need-based scholarships. Please contact the KIIS office for more information.

Application Process Involves:

• Other
• Phone Interview
• Transcript
• Written Application

Post Services Include:

• Alumni Network
• Exit DebriefingAbroad

Kentucky Institute for International Studies's Mission Statement: The Kentucky Institute for International Studies is a consortium of colleges and universities dedicated to providing quality international education. KIIS is founded on the conviction that an international experience should be part of the education of as many people as possible. KIIS programs have four primary objectives: (1) to establish high-quality, low-cost, academically sound international study programs for students; (2) to provide faculty from member institutions a means for professional growth; (3) to create language and culture programs for professionals and develop links with their counterparts in foreign countries; and (4) to promote the study of foreign languages. KIIS also seeks to develop new opportunities for international experiences which meet the needs of students, faculty, academic institutions, and community organizations, always taking into consideration the changing times and shifting demands of a global society.

Year Founded: 1975