UNIVERSITÄT MOZARTEUM SALZBURG SALZBURG. Information brochure 2014/15 for students from abroad

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1 UNIVERSITÄT MOZARTEUM SALZBURG SALZBURG Information brochure 2014/15 for students from abroad Universität Mozarteum Salzburg A 5020 Salzburg, Austria Tel.: 0043 (0) Fax: 0043 (0) Chancellor s Office: Prof. Dr. phil. Siegfried Mauser, Chancellor Mag. Brigitte Hütter, Deputy Chancellor for Resources Univ.- Prof. Matthias Seidel, Deputy Chancellor for Teaching Sarah Wedl-Wilson, MA (Cantab), Deputy Chancellor for External Relations Office for International Relations: Mag. Elisabeth Skärbäck Schlegel Schrannengasse 10a/Zi 1003 A-5020 Salzburg, Austria Tel.: ++43 (0) Fax: ++43 (0) elisabeth.skaerbaeck@moz.ac.at Opening hours: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. to 12 noon, Mon. - Thurs. 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1. Austria 1.2. The City of Salzburg 2. THE UNIVERSITÄT MOZARTEUM SALZBURG 2.1. The History of the Mozarteum University Banks 3.7. Medical Care 3.8. Arts and Leisure Possibilities 3.9. Consulates Cultural Institutes Locations and Addresses 2.3. Academic Year / Semester Dates 2.4. Departments and Institutes 2.5. Libraries Registration / Matriculation / Inscription 2.7. German Language Course PRACTICAL INFORMATION 3.1. Entry into Austria and period of residence Registration Office Registration Certificate Student Halls of Residence in Salzburg 3.3. University Canteens 3.4. Student Representatives and Student Associations 3.5. Public Transport

3 1. GENERAL INFORMATION 1.1. Austria The democratic republic of Austria is a federal state with 9 provinces: Burgenland, Carinthia, Lower Austria, Upper Austria, Salzburg, Styria, Tyrol, Vorarlberg and Vienna. The overall area of Austria amounts to 83,858 km 2 and the population numbers about 8 million inhabitants. Austria is a member state of the European Union and of the United Nations The City of Salzburg The city of Salzburg, capital of the federal province with the same name, is situated in a basin surrounded by limestone mountains to the south and to the west, and by hilly country with many lakes to the north and east. The city was the centre of an ecclesiastical principality for almost a thousand years. The architecture of the city is largely characterized by magnificent buildings and large squares in the old town centre created during the Baroque period. During the 20th century Salzburg became renowned as a festival, art and congress city and also an important centre of business, transport and administration. The city has about 150,000 inhabitants. The favourable geographical situation of the city of Salzburg as an axis linking north and south can be traced back historically to the 8th century. It goes without saying that contacts with the European area are fostered; the idea of bringing the nations of Europe together has a centuries old tradition in Salzburg. Wolfgang Amadé Mozart, the genius composer who was born here, travelled from his home town to cities such as London, Paris, Milan, Naples, Prague and Mannheim and introduced a European dimension into musical life in Salzburg. In the following century music festivals were organized at irregular intervals which culminated in the founding of the Salzburg Festival in Salzburg thus opened itself not only to the whole of Europe but also on an international scale. Fostering and promoting encounters, and cooperationin the fine arts were thereby further intensified and became more international. 2. THE UNIVERSITÄT MOZARTEUM SALZBURG 2.1. The History of the Universität Mozarteum Salzburg The Salzburg Cathedral Music Association was founded in 1841 together with the Mozarteum educational institution. The statutes at that time stated that the Mozarteum is the institution founded by the Cathedral Music Association for the dignified preservation of the memory of Mozart for all time in the city of his birth and where music is to be taught and practised. Forty years later the school was taken over by the International Mozarteum Foundation which had set itself the aim of creating an academy of music, publishing Mozart s entire works and building a concert hall, as well as setting up a library and archives. From 1910 to 1914 the Mozart House, designed by the architect Richard Berndl in the style of late Munich historicism, ornamented with motifs from the local Baroque tradition and art nouveau, was built in the Schwarzstrasse The building combines teaching and archive rooms, two concert halls: the Great Hall and the smaller Wiener Saal. In 1914 the Mozarteum was granted the status of a conservatoire subject to public law. The artistic profile of the institution was dominated for decades by Bernhard Paumgartner. He supervised the transition of the Mozarteum to an institution supported by the state. In 1953 it was transformed into an academy of music and dramatic art; in 1970 it was raised to the status of a high school of music and dramatic art. In 1998 it achieved university status and became the Mozarteum University in Salzburg. The Mozarteum is a university of the arts: music, drama and the visual arts are taught. Various courses are offered, leading to diplomas, Bachelor and Master degrees as well as doctoral studies in 13 departments. Besides the many different kinds of artistic activities the departments are also dedicated to academic research and developments in educational theory. About 1,500 students from all over the world are taught annually by about 400 lecturers. Many graduates of the Mozarteum University achieved worldwide renown, for instance Herbert von Karajan, Thomas Bernhard, Thomas Zehetmair and the Hagen Quartet, to name just a few. 4 5

4 2.2. Locations and addresses Mozarteum University and University Library: Central Administration: Schrannengasse 10a Theatrum Department of Drama: Paris-Lodron-Strasse 9 Theatre in the KunstQuartier: Paris-Lodron-Strasse 2 Mozarteum Schwarzstrasse: Schwarzstrasse 26 (Wiener Saal / Great Hall) Hannibal Wing: Schwarzstrasse 24 KunstWerk Department of the Visual Arts: Alpenstrasse 75 Carl Orff Institut: Frohnburgweg 55 Schloss Frohnburg: Hellbrunner Allee 53 Mozarteum Innsbruck: Innrain 15, 6020 Innsbruck 2.3. Academic Year/ Semester Dates Arrangement of the academic year 2014/15: Winter semester 2014/15 Lectures begin: Lectures end: Periods when there is no teaching: Austrian national holiday All Saints Day Feast of the Immaculate Conception Christmas holidays bis Semester holidays bis Summer semester 2015 Lectures begin: Lectures end: Summer holidays bis Periods when there is no teaching: Easter holidays bis State holiday Ascension Day Whitsun holidays bis Corpus Christi Departments and Institutes Department of Conducting, Composition and Music Theory (1) Head of Department: Prof. Mag. Christian Ofenbauer Universität Mozarteum, Secretariat: Theresia Wohlgemuth-Girstenbrey, Tel: +43 / (0) , theresia.wohlgemuth-girstenbrey@moz.ac.at Department of Keyboard Instruments (2) Head of Department: Prof. Klaus Kaufmann Universität Mozarteum, Secretariat: Birgit Draxl, Tel: +43 / (0) birgit.draxl@moz.ac.at Department of String- and Plucked Instruments (3) Head of Department: Prof. Harald Herzl Universität Mozarteum, Secretariat: Angelica Herzig, Tel: +43 / (0) angelica.herzig@moz.ac.at Department of Wind- and Percussion Instruments (4) Head of Department: Prof. Hansjörg Angerer Universität Mozarteum, Secretariat: Maria Schindecker, Tel: +43 / (0) maria.schindecker@moz.ac.at Mag. Ingrid Moser, Tel: +43 / (662) ingrid.moser@moz.ac.at 6 7

5 Department of Singing (5) Head of Department: Prof. Elisabeth Wilke Universität Mozarteum, Schwarzstrasse 26 Secretariat: Beatrice Caba, Tel: +43 / (0) beatrice.caba@moz.ac.at Brigitte Konadu-Kremser, brigitte.konadu-kremser@moz.ac.at Department of Music-Theatre (6) Head of Department: Prof. Dr. Josef Wallnig Universität Mozarteum, Schwarzstrasse 26 Secretariat: Beatrice Caba, Tel: +43 / (0) beatrice.caba@moz.ac.at Brigitte Konadu-Kremser, brigitte.konadu-kremser@moz.ac.at Department of Drama/Directing (7) Head of Department: Prof. Amélie Niermeyer Theatrum, Paris Lodron Str. 9 Secretariat: Rosa Batteg, Tel: +43 / (0) schauspiel@moz.ac.at Department of Stage- und Costume Design (8) Head of Department: Prof. Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Henrik Ahr Theatrum, Paris Lodron Str. 9 Secretariat: Maria Madreiter, Tel: +43 / (0) maria.madreiter@moz.ac.at Department of Music Educational Theory Innsbruck (11) Head of Department: Prof. Kurt Hüttinger Innrain 15, 6020 Innsbruck Secretariat: Angelika Eckerieder Tel: +43 / (0) DW 3130 bzw angelika.eckerieder@moz.ac.at Department of the Visual Arts, Art and Craft Educational Theory (12) Head of Department: Prof. Mag. Dieter Kleinpeter KunstWerk, Alpenstrasse 75 Secretariat: Simona Moser, Tel: +43 / (0) simona.moser@moz.ac.at Institute of Ancient Music Institute Director: Prof. Dorothee Oberlinger Secretariat: Judith Schreyer, Tel: +43/ (0) judith.schreyer@moz.ac.at Institute of New Music Institute Director: Prof. Martin Mumelter Prof. Martin Mumelter, Tel: +43/ (0) martin.mumelter@uibk.ac.at Department of Musicology (9) Head of Department: Ao.Univ.Prof. Dr. Thomas Hochradner Universität Mozarteum, Ao.Univ.Prof. Dr. Thomas Hochradner, Tel: +43 (662) thomas.hochradner@moz.ac.at Department of Music Educational Theory Salzburg (10) Head of Department: Prof. Dr. Monika Oebelsberger Universität Mozarteum, Secretariat: Gisela Deutschmann, Tel: +43 / (0) gisela.deutschmann@moz.ac.at Institute for the Interpretation of Mozart Operas Institute Director: Prof. Dr. Josef Wallnig Sándor Végh Institute of Chamber Music Institute Director: Prof. Wolfgang Redik Institute of the History of Musical Reception and Interpretation Institute Director: Prof. Dr. Joachim Brügge Prof. Dr. Joachim Brügge, Tel: +43/ (0) joachim.bruegge@moz.ac.at 8 9

6 Leopold Mozart Institute for the Encouragement of Highly Talented Students Institute Director: Prof. Andreas Weber Carl Orff Institute of Elementary Music- and Dance Educational Theory Head of Department: Prof. Sonja Stibi Frohnburgweg 55 Secretariat: Sonja Czuk, Tel: +43 / (0) sonja.czuk@moz.ac.at Institute of Game Research Institute Director: Ass. Prof. Dr. MAS Rainer Buland, Rainer.Buland@moz.ac.at LIA - Lab Inter Arts Institute Director: Prof. Helmi Vent Prof. Helmi Vent, Tel: +43 / (0) helmi.vent@moz.ac.at 2.5. Libraries Library of the Mozarteum University / Main Library: Universität Mozarteum Salzburg, A-5020 Salzburg Tel.: +43 / (0) Opening hours: Monday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., Friday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Limited opening hours during the holidays Library of the Department for Music Educational Theory in Innsbruck Innrain 15 A-6020 Innsbruck Tel.: +43 / (0) Opening hours: Monday 10 to 12 noon and 2 to 4 p.m., Tuesday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Wednesday/Thursday 12 to 4 p.m., Friday 10 to 12 noon. Limited opening hours during the holidays Library of the Institute of Games (Research and Pedagogics) Schwarzstrasse 24 A Salzburg Tel.: +43 / (0) Visit possible by prior arrangement Library of the Paris-Lodron-University Salzburg / Main library: Hofstallgasse 2-4 A-5020 Salzburg Tel.: +43 / (0) Opening hours: Monday to Friday 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Limited opening hours during the holidays In addition to the main library there are various faculty and specialist libraries, for example: Library of the Department for English Language and Literature and Romance languages, UNIPARK, Erzabt-Klotz-Strasse 1 Students of the Mozarteum University are entitled to use and borrow books upon presentation of their student identity card in the main library of the Mozarteum University or the Paris-Lodron University Salzburg. Library of the Carl Orff Institute Frohnburgweg 55 A-5020 Salzburg Tel.: +43 / (0) Opening hours: Monday to Friday 9 to 11 a.m. und 12 to 4 p.m. Limited opening hours during the holidays 10 11

7 2.6. Registration / Matriculation / Inscription Registration and matriculation should be carried out in the Service Point in the central study department. Your valid passport has to be presented. Every student has to pay the fee for the Students Union ( 18,50 per semester). You will receive the payment slip in the Service Point when inscribing. Mobility Students are requested to come to the Office of International Relations of the Mozarteum University (Schrannengasse 10a, 1st floor, room 1003) after their arrival. Opening hours: Monday to Friday: 9 a.m. -12 noon, Monday to Thursday: 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. or by arrangement. Registration for teaching courses occurs via MozOnline: You receive your password when you inscribe. Information about the teaching courses is obtainable from the relevant departmental office. The precise commencement of teaching courses is announced in MozOnline and /or in the relevant departments on the notice board at the beginning of the semester German Language Course Students who do not speak German can attend a German course (commencement at the beginning of October). Information available from the office of Ms. Gisela Deutschmann (room 2029, 2nd floor, ) where registration can be made; registration is also possible via MozOnline. 3. PRACTICAL INFORMATION 3.1. Entry and residence Registration Office Immediately (within three working days) after moving into an apartment or a student hall of residence you have to register at the Residents Registration Office of the city of Salzburg (Magistrat Salzburg, Schloss Mirabell, Mirabellplatz 5 or St. Julien-Strasse 20. If you change your address or give up the apartment because you are leaving Austria you have to notify the Registration Office. For registration you need a Meldezettel (registration form).the valid passport or personal identity card has to be presented when registering. In general the Student Halls of Residence send the completed Meldezettel to the Residents Registration Office Registration Certificate Citizens of the EEA who stay longer than three months in Austria have to apply for a certificate of registration from the Magistrat Salzburg, Office of Public Order. Citizens from third countries (non-eea citizens) need a visa before entering Austria. Magistrat Salzburg, Schwarzstrasse 44 Tel.: +43 / (0)

8 3.2. Student Halls of Residence in Salzburg Studentenheim Mozart, Faberstrasse 19-23, Tel. +43 / (0) ; Frohnburg Palace Student Residence, Hellbrunner Allee 53, Tel.: +43 / (0) or 72; Schwarzes Rössl Student Residence, Priesterhausgasse 6, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; Dr. Franz Rehrl Student Residence, Petersbrunnstrasse 14, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; office@rehrlheim.at Kapellhaus Student Residence, Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse 20, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; St. Josef Student Residence, Hellbrunnerstrasse 14, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; St. Sebastian Student Residence, Linzergasse 41, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; Wolf Dietrich Student Residence, Wolf-Dietrich Strasse 16, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; Thomas Michels Student Residence, Wolf-Dietrich Strasse 37, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; Christ-König Kolleg St. Luzia, Kapitelplatz 2a Tel. +43 / (0) ; W Salzburg Teachers House, Hegigasse 9, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; Egger Lienz Student Residence, Egger-Lienz Gasse 9, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; International College, Billrothstrasse 10-18, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; Franz von Sales College, Robert-Preussler-Strasse 11, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; Europa College, Robert-Preussler-Strasse 28, Tel. +43 / (0) ; Paris Lodron Student Residence, Schallmooser Hauptstrasse 36, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; Allegro Student Hall of Residence, Glockengasse 4b Tel.: + 43 / Haus Humboldt, Egger-Lienz-Gasse 3, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; Haus Merian, Merianstrasse 40, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; Haus Paracelsus, Konrad Laib Strasse 10, Tel.: +43 / (0) ; Haus Salzburg, Strubergasse 1 Tel.: +43 / (0) ; Student Apartments Leonardo, Röcklbrunnstrasse 20 Tel.: + 43 / (0) ; Kolpinghaus, Adolf-Kolping-Strasse 10 Tel.: + 43 / (0) : Student Canteens Mozarteum Restaurant Hibiskus, ReWi Canteen & Coffee Bar, Churfürststr.1/corner Sigmund-Haffner-G. GesWi Canteen, Rudolfskai 42 NaWi Canteen & Coffee Bar, Hellbrunner Strasse Student Representatives and Student Associations Austrian Students Union of the Mozarteum University Salzburg (OEH) Tel.:+43 / (0) A-5020 Salzburg Fax +43 / (0) oeh-sekr@moz.ac.at The Austrian Students Union is the legal representative of students interests. It offers a variety of services, for example study advice, job exchange, cultural activities, department for foreign students etc. Austrian Exchange Service etc. Austrian Academic Exchange Service Exchange of living quarters Kaigasse 28/3. Stock Tel.: +43 / (0) Fax +43 / (0) housing-salzburg@oead.at

9 There are also various Student Associations and Student Communities of different religious communities Public Transport Information about the bus and train network and timetables is available at: You can purchase a ticket for a single journey from the driver. Reduced advance purchase tickets can be bought in Tabaktrafiken and in the ticket offices of the Salzburg Public Transport Network. Addresses of ticket offices of the Salzburg Public Transport Network: Schrannengasse 4 Alpenstrasse 91 Südtiroler Platz 1 Ticket prices: Semester ticket: 118,60 (valid in the city of Salzburg) Monthly ticket: 38,00 (advance purchase) Weekly ticket: 10,50 (advance purchase) 24-hour ticket: 3,30 (advance purchase) Single ticket: 1.60 (only available when purchased in advance) 2.30 (from the driver) Single ticket From 9 a.m. to 5 p.m (only available when purchased in adance) 3.6. Banks To open up an account you need to present a personal identity card or a passport; for student accounts you also need the student identity card. There are various kinds of accounts, for instance a student account or a current account for which different conditions apply Medical Care Please check whether your health insurance in your home country is also valid in Austria. If not, you must take out health insurance in Austria. We recommend taking out insurance in Austria even if your health insurance is valid in Austria because it makes the bureaucracy much easier. For foreign students from countries which are members of the European Union it is sufficient to bring a European Health Insurance Card. In case of need this has to be submitted to the relevant doctor. Guests from other countries with which there is a social insurance agreement with Austria can have a care certificate issued from their health insurance in their home country. With this care certificate you can collect an Austrian certificate of illness from the Salzburg Gebietskrankenkasse which can then be submitted to the relevant doctor. In the case of private insurance it is important to check whether it also covers health services in Austria. The Salzburg Gebietskrankenkasse offers the possibility of taking out health insurance (individual student insurance and voluntary individual insurance). In case of interest please apply directly to the Gebietskrankenkasse: Address: Engelbert-Weiss-Weg 10, sgkk@sgkk.at Tel.: +43 / (0) EMERGENCY NUMBERS 122 Fire brigade 133 Police 144 Ambulance 141 Emergency medical service (only Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays) Poison and decontamination centre 16 17

10 3.8. Arts and Leisure Possibilities There is an extensive range of possibilities for all those who are interested in the arts and in sport. Current events are listed in the daily newspapers and also on the internet: Theatres: Landestheater Salzburg, Makartplatz/ Schwarzstrasse 22 Kammerspiele, Schwarzstrasse 24 Salzburg Marionette Theatre, Schwarzstrasse 24 Schauspielhaus Salzburg, Erzabt Klotz-Strasse 22 (in the Petersbrunnhof) Kleines Theater, Schallmooser Hauptstrasse 50 Concert organizers: International Mozarteum Foundation, Schwarzstrasse 26, Ticket Office: Theatergasse 2 Camerata Salzburg, Bergstrasse 22 Salzburg Cultural Association, Waagplatz 1a Salzburg Bach Society, Kaigasse 36 Salzburg Society for Music ASPEKTE Salzburg, Lasserstrasse 6 Museums: Cathedral Museum, Domplatz (access via the cathedral vestibule) Nature Museum, Museumsplatz 5 Museum der Moderne Salzburg Mönchsberg Museum der Moderne Salzburg Rupertinum, Wiener Philharm.-G. 9 Salzburg Museum, Neue Residenz, Mozartplatz 1 Residenzgalerie, Residenzplatz 1 Salzburg Toy Museum, Bürgerspitalgasse 2 Mozart s Birthplace, Getreidegasse 9 The Mozart Residence, Makartplatz 8 Other facilities: Literaturhaus Salzburg, Strubergasse 23 Szene Salzburg / Republic, Anton Neumayr- Platz 2 ARGEkultur Gelände Salzburg, Josef-Preis-Allee 16 Bildungshaus St. Virgil, Ernst-Grein-Strasse 14 Cinemas: Salzburg Film Cultural Centre Das Kino, Giselakai 11 Cineplexx Airport Salzburg, near to the airport Cineplexx Salzburg City, near to the railway station Sports possibilities: Swimming Open-air swimming pools: Leopoldskron, Leopoldskronerstrasse 50 Volksgarten, Hermann Bahr-Promenade 2 Alpenstrasse, Franz-Hinterholzer-Kai 8 Paracelsus indoor swimming pool, Auerspergstrasse 2 Tennis Salzburg Tennis Club, Ignaz Rieder Kai 3 Salzburg Tennis Club south, Berchtesgadnerstrasse 35 Tennis Centre Liefering, Unter der Leiten 11 Tennis Centre Siezenheim, Doktorstrasse 49 Tennis Centre Salzachsee, Theodorstrasse 50 Feller Indoor Tennis Hall, Paracelsustrasse 30 Tennis Camp Bergheim, Plainbachstrasse 15, 5101 Bergheim Squash Salzburg Tennis Club south, Berchtesgadnerstrasse 35 Squash, Plainbachstrasse 15, Bergheim Fitness Trail Nature Park Aigen/1.4 km Königswäldchen in Leopoldskron/900 m Gaisberg Round Walk / 5 km Salzachsee/1.6 km Minigolf Leopoldskron, Firmianstrasse Volksgarten Salzachsee Ice Skating City Ice Rink Salzburg, Volksgarten, open from October to March Skiing Gaisberg, Untersberg and relatively close winter sports resorts: Ebenau, Krispl-Gaissau, Faistenau, Fuschl, Koppl, Hof, Adnet, Hintersee Cross-country Hellbrunn cross-country trail / 3 km Gaisberg Rauchenbühlerhütte cross-country trail / 2 km Salzachsee trail / 3 km 18 19

11 The University Sport Institute (USI) also offers a broad range of sports facilities: Universitäts-Sportinstitut (USI), Otto-Holzbauer-Strasse 1-3/1. Stock, 5020 Salzburg, Tel: +43 / (0) Consulates Royal Belgian Consulate Drei-Eichenweg 33, Tel. +43 / (0) Royal Danish Consulate Imbergstrasse 15, Tel. +43 / (0) German Honorary Consulate Salzburg Aribonenstrasse 27, Tel. +43 / (0) Consulate of the Republic of Estonia Leonorenweg 3, Tel. +43 / (0) Finish Consulate Adnet 241, Tel / (0) French Consulate Imbergstrasse 10, Tel. +43 / (0) Honorary Consulate of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Alter Markt 4, Tel. +43 / (0) Consulate General for Iceland Imbergstrasse 25, Tel. +43 / (0) Italian Consulate Lederergasse 6, Tel. +43 / (0) Honorary Consulate of Japan Alpenstrasse 98, Tel. +43 / (0) Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Korea Alpenstrasse 61, Tel. +43 / (0) Honorary Consulate of Lithuania Franz-Harttinger-Strasse 14, Tel. +43 / (0) Royal Dutch Consulate Nussdorferstrasse 4, Tel. +43 / (0) Honorary Consulate of the Kingdom of Norway Alter Markt 10, Tel. +43 / (0) Consulate of the Republic of Poland Nonntaler Hauptstrasse 1, Tel. +43 / (0) Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Portugal Faberstrasse 2b/4, Tel. +43 / (0) Honorary Consulate of Romania Fadingerstrasse 1a, Tel. +43 / (0) Russian Consulate Bürglsteinstrasse 2, Tel. +43 / (0) Swedish Honorary Consulate Alpenstrasse , Tel. +43 / (0) Consular Representative for Switzerland Alpenstrasse 85, Tel. +43 / (0) Consulate General of the Republic of Serbia Schallmooser Hauptstrasse 99, Tel. +43 / (0) Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Slowenia Alter Markt 1, Tel. +43 / (0) Honorary Consulate of the Republic of South Africa Elsbethen, Buchenweg 14, Tel. +43 / (0) Royal Thai Consulate Koch-Sternfeld-Gasse 7, Tel. +43 / (0) Honorary Consulate of the Czech Republic Bergerbräuhofstrasse 27, Tel. +43 / (0) Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Hungary 5301 Eugendorf, Gewerbestrasse 7, Tel. +43 / (0) Cultural Institutes Austro-American Society Rosa Hoffmann Strasse 33, Tel. +43 / (0) Austro-German Cultural Society Akademiestrasse 24, Tel. +43 / (0) Centre for Jewish Cultural History Residenzplatz 1, Tel. +43 / (0) Cultures francophones Billrothstrasse 10, Tel. +43 / (0) Italian-Austrian Cultural Association Dante Alighieri Imbergstrasse 2/III, Tel. +43 / (0) , Afro-Asian Institute Wiener-Philharmoniker-Gasse 2, Tel ,