Studying at JAM MUSIC LAB in Vienna

Vienna, a university location with highest quality of life

Vienna as a location is internationally highly regarded for professional music education. This beautiful and secure city in the centre of Europe boasts a great musical tradition, along with very high living standards and quality of life.

So therefore it’s simply one of the most attractive places to live and study music, offering you the ideal requirements for building up a music career.

Gasometer Music City

JAM MUSIC LAB is located at Gasometer Music City, a university campus of a total area of over 11.000 m2, which even includes student accommodation. We would be very happy to offer you any support that you may need as part of the application process, so don’t hesitate to contact us accordingly: office@jammusiclab.com

The location of Gasometer Music City has been guaranteed for a long-term lease period by the city of Vienna. Its dimension and appearance as an urbane landmark in the Viennese district of Simmering affords us the best possible qualities for successful marketing concepts towards potential customers on the international music scene.

Vienna's Music Scene

www.musikverein.at
www.konzerthaus.at
www.porgy.at
www.jazzfest.wien
www.festwochen.at

Infrastructure

Vienna has an extensive transportation network with a unified fare system that integrates municipal, regional and railway systems under the umbrella of the Verkehrsverbund Ost-Region (VOR). Public transport is provided by buses, trams and 5 underground metro lines (U-Bahn), most of which are operated by Vienna’s public transport network, Wiener Linien. There are also more than 50 suburban train (S-Bahn) stations within the city limits, and they are under the operation of Austria’s national railway system, ÖBB. With this abundance of access to public transport services, Vienna forms the hub of the Austrian railway system, with services to all parts of the country and abroad. The railway system connects Vienna with many other European cities such as Munich, Venice, Budapest, Prague, Bratislava and Zürich.