The Salzburg campus is a "Center of Excellence" that integrates academic learning with high-level clinical research facilities.

• Haus C (Main Building): Features the Jörg Rehn Auditorium and state-of-the-art multimedia lecture halls.
• University Center for Anatomy: A premier facility for cadaveric dissection and morphological research.
• Clinical Simulation Center: Used for interprofessional training where medical, nursing, and pharmacy students practice together on high-fidelity patient simulators.
• Core Facilities: Includes high-end labs for Bioinformatics, Electron Microscopy, and a GMP Laboratory for pharmaceutical research.
• PMU Library: Provides 24/7 digital access to medical journals and a vast physical collection on the 2nd floor of Building B.
• Research and Innovation Centers (RIC): Two massive clusters established in 2022 one for Regenerative Medicine and another for Public Health.

The clinical training is closely intertwined with the Salzburg University Hospital (Landeskrankenhaus) and other specialized centers.

• Salzburg University Hospital: The primary teaching hospital with 21 university institutes providing 24/7 high-complexity care.
• Nuremberg Hospital (Klinikum Nürnberg): PMU's major partner in Germany, where students may also complete clinical cycles.
• Research Clusters: Specialized focus on Neuroscience, Immunology, Gastroenterology, and Metabolic Diseases.
• Clinical Year: The 5th year is a Clinical Practical Year (KPJ) where students are fully integrated into hospital teams.

As a private institution, PMU has a higher tuition fee compared to public Austrian universities, but it offers a fixed educational contract.

Scholarships

• Financial Aid Scholarships: Awarded based on social criteria and household income using the OECD formula.
• Merit-Based Scholarships: Awarded annually to top-performing students in each class (typically €750 to €1,500).
• Brain Capital Education Fund: A "Study Now, Pay Later" model where tuition is covered by the fund and repaid as a percentage of income after graduation.
• Research Grants: Scholarship recipients in the 4th year can receive up to €1,500 for research stays overseas.

• The Vibe: Salzburg is a world-class cultural hub, famous for Mozart and the "Sound of Music." It is exceptionally safe, surrounded by the Alps, and offers a very high quality of life.
• Connectivity:
• Public Transport: The campus is centrally located near Mirabellplatz and is easily accessible via S-Bahn and local buses.
• Biking: Salzburg is one of Austria's most bike-friendly cities.
• Safety: Very high. Salzburg consistently ranks as one of the safest cities in Europe.

• Accommodation: Most students live in private student residences like ÖJAB-Haus Salzburg or shared apartments (WGs). The campus is centrally located and easily reachable.
• Vibe: "Small groups, big impact." With only 80 students per year, the faculty knows everyone by name. The atmosphere is professional, ambitious, and collaborative.
• Dining: Several cafes and the University Hospital Canteen offer subsidized meals for students.
• Interprofessional Life: Medicine students often collaborate with Pharmacy and Nursing students on research projects and social events.

• Latin Requirement: 10 hours of Latin are required. If not completed in high school, it must be finished by the end of the first year at PMU.
• Professional Field Exploration: A mandatory 4-week internship in a healthcare setting (hospital, nursing home, etc.) must be completed before starting studies.
• USMLE Support: PMU provides specific grants and support for students wishing to take the US Medical Licensing Exams to practice in the USA.
• Application Deadlines: The online portal typically opens in January and closes in March for the September intake.