New educational location in Tyrol: Seeburg Castle opens exciting courses!

New educational location in Tyrol: Seeburg Castle opens exciting courses!

Thaur, Österreich - The Salzburg private university Schloss Seeburg is ready to expand its educational offer. From autumn, a new location will be opened in the Thaur industrial area, where working people with and without Matura in various training branches have the opportunity to continue their education. This step is particularly exciting because Seeburg Castle is one of only 19 state -accredited private universities in Austria and is only privately financed. As the Krone , the location will be part of the modern office complex "Thethaur".

What can the interested parties expect at this new location? In Thaur, no full studies are offered, but mostly online courses that are supplemented by some face-to-face events. The programs focus on people who strive for a career in sports, real estate or tourism management. This includes the Master of Business Administration (MBA) and various university courses.

flexible offers for working people

As far as the costs are concerned, future students can prepare for a wide range. The prices for the university courses range between 2,950 euros and up to 9,900 euros for the MBA in General Management. In addition, the students can count on different fees for the individual courses, which are listed in detail in the University website . From 3rd and 5th semester, 550 euros per additional semester must be paid for bachelor and master's programs. In addition, ÖH fees of 22.70 euros are incurred for each semester registration.

The offer of Schloss Seeburg meets lively interest: there are already numerous registrations for the courses at the Tyrol location. This shows that the need for flexible further training opportunities for working people is high.

private universities in the Austrian university system

Private universities are the smallest and youngest part of the Austrian university system. It was only in 1999 that a law was passed that enables such institutions to be founded. These universities are subject to strict controls, carried out by the agency for quality assurance and accreditation Austria (AQ). Only 15 percent of the project applicants manage to meet the high requirements. This guarantees that the students will receive high -quality training at private universities.

Overall, the step of the Salzburg private university is shown in the Tyrolean educational landscape that the further training matters for professionals are still very important today. The combination of flexible online formats and face-to-face events promises an attractive learning environment in Thaur. The Studieren.at also informs about the development in this area and the multiplication of educational offers that are adapted to regional needs.