Sarah Haslinger

Sarah Haslinger is a Senior Scientist in the Musicology Department and affiliated with the Institute for Equality & Gender Studies at Mozarteum University Salzburg. She holds a Research Fellow academic rank, focusing on Salzburg's music history, institutional evolution, and integrating sustainability/climate change into musicological discourse. Her roles include quality management and development planning, alongside coordinating music-related guided tours and publications.

Education: Completed music education studies (piano, oboe) with a focus on singing at Mozarteum University, and German studies at Paris Lodron University of Salzburg (2015), with a thesis on Paracelsus's reception in music. Additional qualifications include university didactics (2020) and a certificate in Education for Sustainable Development (2023).

Research & Engagement: Active in the Salzburg Music History Research Centre, author/contributor to projects like the Mozarteum's history book. Involved in institutional committees: works council for artistic/scientific staff, equal treatment working group, and sustainability initiatives. Current role in Quality Management & Development Planning started October 2024.