+++ Study information days in January at the Departments for Music Education Salzburg, at the Orff Institute and for Choral Conducting - all information here! +++
The course "Music and Dance in Social Work and Integrative Pedagogy" (MTSI) provides training and further education in artistic and pedagogical skills. The aim is to ecourage and nurture the musical, dance and language skills of participants in a wide variety of fields of work where diversity plays a decisive role and to fulfill the social mission of inclusion.
The diverse, person-centered, methodical use of music and movement supports the goals of modern community work, namely to develop an integrative and inclusive, supportive and educative social balance between the many different living environments of a modern society.
Through the use of music, dance and language in various fields of integrative/inclusive education, the aim is to promote cognitive, emotional, sensorimotor and social abilities and skills. In addition, the pedagogical approaches used in arts teaching should harness unused potential and support people in their individual development and creativity.
The university course is aimed at educators from all disciplines as well as musicians and dancers who are interested in the use of music and dance in community work and inclusive education.
It is particularly suitable for graduates of art universities, conservatories, teacher training colleges, social work academies, training colleges for rehabilitation professionals, educational institutions for elementary education, universities of applied sciences for social work and social pedagogy, universities and related institutions.
For admission, proof of a university degree in education or related to education, or proof of a relevant professional qualification must be provided (please submit a copy of the degree or diploma certificate when registering). Admission is granted on a first-come, first-served basis.
Registration must be completed using the registration form (if active) no later than one month before the start of the course.
The course lasts two semesters, comprises compulsory subjects amounting to 11 hours per week, which are blocked over 8 weekends from Friday 4 p.m. to Sunday 1 p.m. (total hours: 165). The size of the class is limited to 16 participants.
The course fees are a one-off charge of Euro 2,200. In addition, the Students' Union fee (ÖH Beitrag) must be paid regularly.
To obtain their course certificate, participants must complete all required courses and submit documentation of a project carried out in their own field of activity.
The International Society of Mozarteum University Salzburg finances an ensemble scholarship for students or graduates of the Mozarteum University - interdisciplinary concepts are welcome!
As part of the Moz-Art-Zone, we link special events for school classes to the broad spectrum of university programmes and thus want to give children and young people access to music, art and culture. The focus is on young people meeting (young) artists who offer an insight into the artistic work of the various departments at the Mozarteum University. The Moz-Art-Zone offers a colourful mix of activities, from a visit to the opera with an artist talk and theatre laboratory to special educational concerts and hands-on workshops in the graphics workshop.
The presentation concert of the scholarship holders of the newly created ensemble scholarship A (one-year) Start Up for Ensemble(s) took place in the impressive ambience of Schloss Leopoldskron at the beginning of April. In cooperation with "The International Society of Mozarteum University Salzburg", over 44.000 euros will be made available to students or graduates of the Mozarteum University Salzburg.
