Overview FH Salzburg
Legal status of the university | University of Applied Sciences according to FHR from 16.12.2004/Gz. 2004/651 |
Year of founding | 1995 |
Form of company | Company with limited liability |
Shareholders | Salzburg Chamber of Labour and Salzburg Chamber of Commerce |
University management | Managing Director: FH-Prof. Priv.-Doz. Dr. Dominik Engel Authorized Officers: Mag. Raimund Ribitsch (Business Unit Manager Finance and Infrastructur) Mag. Dr. Doris Walter (Business Unit Manager Human Resources and Internationalisation) |
Academic Board of the SUAS | FH-Rector FH-Prof. Priv.-Doz. Dr. Dominik Engel (FH Rector) Vice-Chairman of the Board: FH-Prof. Mag. Dr. Günther Grall (FH Vice Rector) |
Location | Campus Urstein, 5412 Puch Campus Kuchl, 5431 Kuchl Campus Salzburg (Uniklinikum LKH), 5020 Salzburg Campus Schwarzach (Kardinal Schwarzenberg Klinikum), 5620 Schwarzach/Pongau |
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Data on the Salzburg University of Applied Sciences (FHS)
Bachelor programmes | 18 |
Master programmes | 15* |
Number of places (total) | 3,336 |
Number of students | 3,324 |
Total graduates | 13,887 |
Number of staff (Scientific personnel, Services staff, Organisation staff) | 439 |
Number of external lecturers | 1,005 |
Time of data compilation: 2023 December
* subject to approval by the relevant bodies
Memberships
Austrian Conference of Universities of Applied Sciences (FHK)
Salzburg University of Applied Sciences is a member of the Austrian University of Applied Sciences Conference FHK.
Salzburg University Conference (SHK)
The Salzburg University of Applied Sciences is a member of the Salzburg University Conference (SHK), which is a co-operation initiative of the six universities in Salzburg. With a total of 24,000 students, 3,700 employees, an annual budget of over 220 million euros and activities all over the world, the six Salzburg universities are of enormous importance for the economic and social development of the region.
Further information: www.salzburger-hochschulkonferenz.ac.at