Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg
About Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg
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Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg was established in 1622.
It was founded by Paris Lodron, prince-archbishop of Salzburg. It was closed in 1810 and not re-opened for another 152 years.
There is no single city centre campus, but 26 separate buildings in the Altstadt, some of genuine historic and/or architectural note.The Unipark campus in the Nonntal district, is where the faculties of modern languages, culture and social science can be found. There is a further Salzburg campus at Freisaal and annexes further afield in Vienna, Krems and Linz.
Students can study a range of courses including Catholic theology, cultural science, law, business and economics, natural and life sciences and digital and analytical science.
Specialised research centres focus on allergy cancers, cognitive neuroscience and the European union.
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Key Student Statistics
A breakdown of student statistics at Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg
- Student gender ratio
- 68 F : 32 M (1)
- International student percentage
- 40% (1)
- Students per staff
- 8.5 (1)
- Student total
- 6302 (1)
Based on data collected for the (1) World University Rankings 2026
Subjects Taught at Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg
See below for a range of subjects taught at Paris Lodron Universität Salzburg
Arts and Humanities
- Archaeology
- Art, Performing Art and Design
- History, Philosophy and Theology
- Languages, Literature and Linguistics
Business and Economics
- Economics and Econometrics
Computer Science
- Computer Science
Education Studies
- Education
Engineering
- General Engineering
Law
- Law
Life Sciences
- Biological Sciences
- Sport Science
Physical Sciences
- Geology, Environmental, Earth and Marine Sciences
- Mathematics and Statistics
Psychology
- Psychology
Social Sciences
- Communication and Media Studies
- Geography
- Politics and International Studies
- Sociology