2026 Transatlantic Postgraduate Scholarship at MCI Management Center Innsbruck in Austria

Location: Austria

Program: Master’s

Eligibility: Students from North America (USA, Canada, Mexico)

Duration: 2 years

Deadline: March 31, 2026

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The Transatlantic Scholarship 2026 is a distinguished scholarship program at MCI Management Center Innsbruck designed to strengthen transatlantic cooperation and foster dialogue between North America and Europe by supporting talented students from the United States, Canada, and Mexico. This scholarship reflects MCI’s commitment to promoting international understanding, democracy, global stability, and economic growth through educational exchange and cross-cultural collaboration.

As Austria’s leading entrepreneurial university, MCI | The Entrepreneurial School® bridges science, business, and consulting through innovative education, maintaining partnerships with over 270 international universities worldwide, including numerous prestigious institutions across North America. Located in Innsbruck, the “Capital of the Alps,” MCI provides an exceptional European educational experience combining academic excellence with practical application in business, management, engineering, tourism, and related fields.

Benefits of the Scholarship

This scholarship provides comprehensive support including:

Scholarship amount of EUR 7,500 per year covering majority of tuition costs
Available for all master’s programs including executive master’s programs
Renewable for second year of master’s program upon successful completion of first year and positive evaluation
Study at Austria’s leading entrepreneurial university (MCI)
Access to internationally accredited programs (AACSB, FIBAA, CEEMAN)
Strong industry connections and practical learning through internships and company projects
Access to transatlantic professional networks and alumni connections
Proximity to major European business centers and cultural capitals
Other benefits

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Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for this scholarship, applicants must:

Be citizens of North American countries: United States, Canada, or Mexico

For Master’s Programs:

Hold a bachelor’s degree from a recognized national or international higher education institution (minimum 3-year degree program)
Provide complete transcript of records showing all completed courses
Demonstrate strong academic performance throughout previous studies
Meet MCI’s admission requirements for chosen master’s program

For Executive Master’s Programs:

Hold a bachelor’s degree from a recognized institution
Have relevant professional work experience (typically 3+ years)
Meet specific admission requirements for executive programs

Demonstrate current or past engagement in activities related to promoting democracy, global stability, and economic growth
Show commitment to strengthening transatlantic cooperation and partnerships
Aim to further engage with and promote these goals during studies at MCI
Plan to contribute to transatlantic dialogue and collaboration

Language Requirements:

English proficiency required (programs are taught in English):
- IELTS, TOEFL, or equivalent certificates
- Native English speakers may be exempt

Submit complete application through official MCI application portal
Submit motivation letter describing future goals supporting scholarship aims and explaining how MCI studies will help achieve these objectives

Note: Kindly check the official website for full and complete requirements.

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Selection Criteria

Selection is based on commitment to transatlantic values (demonstrated current or past engagement in activities promoting democracy, global stability, economic growth, and transatlantic cooperation through concrete activities and documentation), academic excellence (strong bachelor’s degree performance with transcripts showing consistent high achievement), alignment with scholarship goals (clear future objectives supporting transatlantic partnerships with articulated plans for how MCI studies will contribute to strengthening North American-European relations), and potential impact (demonstrated capacity to become bridge-builder between North American and European societies contributing to mutual understanding and cooperation).