New applicants high at the MCI

Date 2019-07-18

Undiminished demand for studies at the Entrepreneurial School®

At the MCI each beginner study places receives more than 3 applications. Photo: Kasper
At the MCI each beginner study places receives more than 3 applications. Photo: Kasper

Significantly rising inflow can be reported at the MCI. Several months before the start of studies, the number of applicants at the Entrepreneurial University® in Innsbruck is already well above that of the previous year. As of mid-July, 3,940 applicants submitted their detailed application dossiers. This means that each of the 1,180 beginner study places receives more than 3 applications. The admission procedures are ongoing and are being finalised. Only in selected study programs waiting lists are still available.

For the master program "Medical Technologies" *, which will start in fall 2019, the application process still is open. This academic program in English offers in 4 semesters a high-grade qualification in an exciting future-oriented industrie.

* Accreditation procedure in progress.

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*Accreditation procedure in progress.

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