Paris Lodron University of Salzburg
Salzburg, Austria
"A baroque university city with six faculties and 40 master's programmes"
At a Glance
About Paris Lodron University of Salzburg
The Paris Lodron University of Salzburg (PLUS) was founded in 1622 and re-established in 1962. It has six faculties, about 18,000 students and around 90 study programmes, including 40 master's programmes, some taught entirely in English. Its buildings are in Salzburg's old town and the modern UniPark. PLUS is a member of the CIVIS European university alliance.
Rankings & Recognition
Ranked #650 in the QS World University Rankings 2026 (#572 in QS 2027, a rise of 78 places).
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Standardized Test Requirements
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English-taught master's
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English proof required |
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Campus & Location
PLUS has buildings in the historic old town of Salzburg, in Nonntal and Freisaal, and at the modern UniPark.
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Intakes & Deadlines
PLUS admits students for the winter semester (October) and summer semester (March). Non-EU master's applicants use a special admission period that ends on 10 August (winter) or 10 January (summer).
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Academic Requirements
English Proficiency
English-taught master's
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Campus & Location
PLUS has buildings in the historic old town of Salzburg, in Nonntal and Freisaal, and at the modern UniPark.
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