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Close co-operation between public authorities, employee and employer organizations, and university facilities are an expression of a common sense of responsibility, political support and the social importance of the MCI.

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What our Patrons say
Logo Land Tirol
“The Tyrol combines tradition and modernity, love for our homeland and interest in the world, stability and an open mind for things new. With the MCI, the Tyrol has a bridge to the future based on the three pillars of competence, performance and responsibility."
Günther Platter, Govenor of Tyrol



Logo Stadt Innsbruck“The MCI represents a major significance for the university scene in Innsbruck, while its exemplary reputation for its support to students, not to mention its academic excellence, goes beyond borders.”
Christine Oppitz-Plörer, Mayor of Innsbruck



Logo WKO Tirol"The tourist industry is the biggest employer in the West of Austria. The Tourism & Leisure Management study program at Management Center Innsbruck is an effective source of stimulus."
Dr. Jürgen Bodenseer, President of the Tyrolean Chamber of Commerce


Logo AK Tirol“However good a management course may be, we must never forget the need to motivate and instill enthusiasm into good managers. Then they will also be aware of the great responsibility they bear for the employees."
Erwin Zangerl, President of the Tyrolean Chamber of Labor



Traeger-Logo-IV-Tirol.jpg“The Tyrol has flourished thanks to the creativity, diligence and sense of responsibility of the people. The MCI mentors the motivated with quality-oriented study and continuous education programs and helps our companies steer a course of international growth."
Dr. Reinhard Schretter, President of the Confederation of Tyrolean Industry



Logo Uni Innsbruck
"Today the MCI is a well established part of the Tyrolean university scene. Whether in the Tyrolean University Conference or as a neighbor on the SOWI campus, the MCI is a key partner for Innsbruck University in questions of education.”
Professor Tilmann Märk, President of the University of Innsbruck