MCI Tourism Master's once again in the "Global Top 80 Ranking"

Once again, good news for the Entrepreneurial School^®: For the fifth time in a row, the master's program "Entrepreneurship & Tourism" is the only tourism master's program in Austria to be listed in the internationally renowned Worldwide Ranking of "EDUNIVERSAL" - ranked nr. 64 in the world.

The Best Masters Ranking by "EDUNIVERSAL" offers a detailed worldwide evaluation of master's and MBA programs and supports potential students in selecting the most suitable study programs. In the 2022 ranking, more than 25,000 Master's and MBA programs in 55 areas were analyzed and a total of 5,600 programs from 1,000 institutions of higher education and universities in 154 countries worldwide were ranked.

"EDUNIVERSAL" measures the quality of programs based on three main criteria:

•     Awareness and recognition by potential employers,
•     Positions and starting salaries of graduates immediately after graduation, and
•     student satisfaction with the quality of their studies.

The positive results of "EDUNIVERSAL" confirm the consistent development of the MCI and the excellent quality of the tourism master at the MCI, which has been one of the leading tourism programs in the world for 22 years and now has over 1,700 graduates.

Hubert Siller, Head of MCI Tourism, sees the excellent ranking result as a recognition of the continuous quality development, which is also reflected above all in the positive response from employers and the job market, "Of course I am very pleased that our Master's program "Entrepreneurship & Tourism" has once again made it into the very exclusive Master-Ranking. Especially in times of changing conditions and the related challenges in tourism, a profound and innovative education is essential."

MCI Rector Andreas Altmann adds, "I am very pleased that the MCI master's program 'Entrepreneurship & Tourism' has once again made it into the Eduniversal 'Global Top 80 Ranking' and congratulate Hubert Siller's team warmly on this great result."