Austria is the music capital of the world, the European art center, and the birthplace of the Secession style. Many famous music masters have lived in Austria, and Austria also has many excellent art schools. Let’s take a look.

1. Vienna State University of Music and Performing Arts

Vienna State University of Music and Performing Arts (Universit?t für Musik und darstellende Kunst Wien - mdw) was founded in 1812 and has nearly With a history of 190 years, it is one of the most famous universities of music and art in the world.

The Vienna State University of Music and Performing Arts is world-renowned for its long and glorious history, bold and innovative artistic courage, and proactive academic style. Its prominent artistic status is yearned for by many art students. The artistic talents it cultivates can be found in various fields around the world. They have made outstanding contributions in the fields of music, music education, drama, and film and television.

MDW has more than 3,000 domestic and foreign leaders from more than 100 countries around the world (half of them are foreign students). There are about 800 professors, visiting professors and other staff engaged in teaching and Research work. In order to improve the quality of the emerging generation, the University of Music and Performing Arts also offers preparatory courses to lay a solid foundation for students' future careers.

Music major settings:

Composition and music theory, music education, conducting, music therapy, church music, chamber music and modern music, wind and percussion, keyboard music, vocal music and musical theater, string music

Language requirements:

Undergraduate: German B1

Master: German B2

PhD: German C1

Tuition fee: Registration fee is approximately 763 euros/semester

2. Mozarteum University of Music Salzburg

Universit?t Mozarteum Salzburg (Universit?t Mozarteum) Salzburg) is located in Salzburg, the oldest city in Austria and the hometown of the famous musical genius Mozart. The school was founded on April 22, 1841. It is a university named after Mozart.

The school has world-class teachers in music, performance and other fields. It has 11 departments and its courses cover more than 30 subjects including music, performance, art, musical instrument performance, preschool physical training and social sciences. kind. The college has brought together more than 1,700 students from all over the world and currently has more than 400 teachers.

In addition, the college also regularly organizes students to participate in international exchanges, holds cultural and art festivals, etc., and has trained a large number of famous musicians, singers, performers and conductors, who often perform in world-famous opera houses. Made a huge contribution to Austrian and world music and art.

Music major settings:

Baroque vocal music, Catholic and Protestant church music, composition, conducting, music theory, musical theater and opera orchestral music, keyboard music, percussion, music education

Language requirements:

German B1-C1 (depending on specific major requirements)

Tuition fee: Registration fee is about 727 euros/semester

3. University of Music and Performing Arts Graz

University of Music and Performing Arts Graz (Universit?t für Musik und darstellende Kunst Graz - KUG) is a public art institution of higher learning in Austria. The school was founded in 1970, but its history can be traced back to 1816 when the Music School was founded by the Society for the Study of Music.

Graz University of Music and Performing Arts has 17 majors, which provide students with a combination of traditional and modern education and cultivate professional talents in composition, conducting, singing, performance, and performance.

The school also offers courses in art theory and computer harmony to train music educators and music production technical talents. There are more than 1,500 students in the school, coming from more than 40 countries in the world.

Music major settings:

Orchestral music, keyboard music, percussion, sound design, audio engineering, computer music, conducting, electrical engineering and audio engineering, vocal music, music education, classical music , jazz, Catholic and Protestant church music, composition and music theory, music education, musicology, contemporary music performance practice, musical theatre, opera, chamber music

Language requirements:

German B1-C1 (depending on specific major requirements)

Tuition fee: Registration fee is approximately 727 euros/semester