MCI Management Center Innsbruck is a privately organized business school in Innsbruck, Austria offering study programs leading to Bachelor and Master degrees as well as Executive Master programs (MBA, MSc, LL.M.), Executive Certificate programs, Management seminars, Customized programs and research. History and Organisation The Management Center Innsbruck (MCI) was founded in 1995-96 as a university center under private law and owned largely by public organizations. The funding structure is as follows: 75% "Träger-Verein MZT" comprising the Tyrolean regional authority, the Innsbruck local authority, the Tyrolean Chamber of Commerce, the Tyrolean Chamber of Labor, the Federation of Tyrolean Industries, the University of Innsbruck, and the Faculty of Social Science and Economics at the University of Innsbruck 12.5% "Träger-Verein Technik" 12.5% "Träger-Verein Tourismus" The work of the MCI is additionally supported by sponsoring companies from a variety of industries. The MCI is accredited to provide university-level applied science study programs pursuant to Art. 2 of the Austrian University of Applied Sciences Studies Act. Campus & Student Life MCI is located in the center of Innsbruck offering 5 different campuses: MCI I +II: centrally located between the historic Old Town of Innsbruck and sharing the ground with the Faculty of Theology and the Faculty of Economics & Statistics of Innsbruck University, Universitaetsstrasse 15 MCI III: Weiherburggasse 15, hosting MCI programs in the field of tourism MCI IV: Maximilianstrasse 2, holding MCI programs in the field of engineering and technical sciences MCI V: Kapuzinergasse 9 Being part of the Open University Innsbruck concept, MCI and the Innsbruck University share infrastructure like lecture rooms, laboratories, sports facilities and cafeterias. These locations are to be replaced by a central campus adjoining Innsbruck's Hofgarten (opening 2020). A co-operation agreement with the University of Innsbruck gives MCI students access to student services provided by Innsbruck University (e.g. libraries, sports facilities, etc). Bachelor & Master programs The consecutive Bachelor and Master programs are university-level applied science study programs. Between the beginning of the 2005 winter semester and the 2009 winter semester, all MCI study programs were reorganized on the Bachelor/Master model as defined in the European Bologna Process. Students at the MCI can also take advantage of the option to spend a semester at one its 200 partner universities around the world. Double-degree and joint-degree programs are also offered currently with a total of eight partner universities. Doctorate A cooperation agreement between the University of Innsbruck and the MCI