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Graduate Programs GRADUATE PROGRAMS Master of Science MSc IN INTERNATIONAL TOURISM MANAGEMENT Master of Science MSc IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, MANAGEMENT AND POLICY ABOUT MODUL UNIVERSITY HISTORY WHY STUDY AT MODUL UNIVERSITY VIENNA MODUL University Vienna is an international private university • A 60% international student body provides a multicultural learning in Austria owned by the Vienna Chamber of Commerce and environment Industry, the largest provider of private education in Austria. The (students from more than 70 different nationalities have so far studied at MU) university campus is located on Kahlenberg, a scenic hill with a • All courses are taught in English by an internationally experienced faculty spectacular view of the capital of Austria. • Optimal student support ratio of 1:10 (faculty to students) The MODUL brand stands for more than 100 years of excellence • All classes are conducted as seminars in a stimulating learning environment in education. Founded in 1908, MODUL College is the vocational that guarantees a high degree of interaction with world-renowned faculty training school with the longest tradition in tourism and • Excellent possibilities for job placements at over 300 exclusive partner hospitality education worldwide. Since 2007, MODUL University companies Vienna offers cutting-edge education (BBA, BSc, MSc, MBA and PhD study programs) in the areas of international management, • All programs are accredited by the Austrian Accreditation Council, an tourism and hospitality management, new media technology, independent agency of the Austrian Ministry of Science and Research public governance, and sustainable development. “Global trends in population, industrialization, and the demand for non-renewable resources, economic inequality among regions, climate change, and the increased fragility of our natural areas together pose challenges we have never had to face in the past. Our individual and collective behaviors need to change in order to secure a planet that will provide health and sustenance to our future generations. To change behaviors we urgently need a new generation of young professionals trained in the cross-cutting fields of economics, ecology of natural and human systems, governance, and management to assume leadership positions in public, private, and non-profit organizations. The Master of Science degrees are 2-year, full time programs aimed at candidates who obtained an undergraduate degree of minimum 3 years – strive to tackle the emerging global challenges, with a unique multidisciplinary approach, working with research teams from different fields. The degree qualifies students to continue with a PhD program and is open to graduates of bachelor programs in many subject areas.” Prof. Dr. Harvey Goldstein, Department Head Public Governance Vice-President, MODUL University Vienna GRADUATE PROGRAMS MSc IN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT MSc IN INTERNATIONAL TOURISM MANAGEMENT accredited by the Austrian Accreditation Council accredited by the Austrian Accreditation Council and the United Nations World Tourism Organization Title: Title: MSc (Master of Science) MSc (Master of Science) Strengths: Strengths: • Anticipating environmental, ecological, economical, and social • Education at the highest level delivered by tourism experts trends to prepare graduates for creating a more sustainable world • Understand the emerging trends in future tourism management • Program includes eco-friendly conceptual tools and management skills • International, multicultural learning environment reflects the • Prepares graduates to fill in-demand leadership positions in a variety of characteristics and requirements of the tourism industry public and private organizations • Study program prepares graduates for leadership positions in tourism Core Courses: Core Courses: i.e. Leadership for Sustainability, Environmental Management and i.e. Leadership for Sustainability, Environmental Management and Sustainability, Principles of Environmental Sciences and Systems, Sustainability, Principles of Environmental Sciences and Systems, Innovation Management, Corporate Social Responsibility and Innovation Management, Corporate Social Responsibility and Environmental Ethics, Information and Communication Technology Environmental Ethics, Information and Communication Technology Focus Courses: Focus Courses: i.e. Resource and Environmental Economics, Economic Development, i.e. Service Quality Management, Tourism Business Project, Global Governance Issues in Sustainable Development, Social Dimensions in Marketing, Corporate Financial Management, International Destination Sustainable Development, Public Policy, Master Thesis and Defense Management, Master Thesis and Defense FACTS AND FIGURES Length: 2 years full-time (4 semesters), graduates awarded with 120 ECTS credits Curriculum: Comprised of management and research core courses, and further courses in the field of specialization selected by the student Costs: Tuition fee: EUR 19,000 (paid in two installments, includes reading material); living expenses: approx. EUR 8,000/year (including housing, public transportation, insurance and estimated living expenses) Program Start: Fall enrollment (mid-September), spring enrollment (beginning of March) ADMISSION CRITERIA • Proof of an undergraduate degree of a minimum of three years (incl. transcripts) • Proof of proficiency in English on a C1 level (i.e. IELTS 6.5, no sub-score lower than 6.0, TOEFL 570 Paper-Based, 230 Computer-Based or 88 Internet-Based) • CV and motivation letter • To gain acceptance, applicants must pass a formal admission interview (in person, via phone or Skype) STUDENT LIFE IN VIENNA WHY STUDY IN VIENNA • Vienna is Austria‘s capital city in the heart of Europe • It has an international population of more than 1.7 million people • Vienna hosts an official United Nations headquarters (UNIDO, IAEA, UNODC) • Vienna was selected as the Top City for Quality of Life by Mercer Consulting, 2009 - 2011 • Vienna has excellent public transportation and infrastructure facilities • It was awarded as the 5th Best Student City worldwide by QS Topuniversities in 2012 • Europe´s music capital offers cultural and historic highlights in a modern, cosmopolitan city • More than 50% of the city is covered with green space LIFE AT MU • Orientation Week for new students includes info sessions, cultural excursions, and social events • International students are paired with a “buddy” who helps newcomers settle comfortably in Vienna • Student clubs such as the Wine Society and Hotel Club promote extracurricular learning • The MU Cares program allows students to volunteer their time with various partner charities • Annual International Days are a colorful celebration of shared food, fashion, dance, and music • The Student Service Center provides visa and housing assistance for international students • Events such as sports tournaments, BBQs, parties, and movie nights help build a strong community INTERNATIONAL ALUMNI Antonia Ria Markoulakis, MSc Jelena Krnic, MSc Hannes Hippacher, MSc Blanca Fernandez, MSc Ivan Manyonga, MSc Stephanie Mezera, MSc Greece Croatia Austria Spain Zimbabwe Austria International Tourism International Tourism Sustainable Development, Sustainable Development, Sustainable Development, International Tourism Management Management Management and Policy Management and Policy Management and Policy Management Daniel Petre, MSc, Sustainable Development, Management and Policy CAREER SERVICES Venezuela-France The study program was very interesting and varied. The multidisciplinary approach MODUL CAREER services are communicated via www.modulcareer.at and include: allowed us to learn about the different dimensions of sustainable development and better understand the complexity behind this topic. The combination of lecturers with very • Providing a networking and information platform for more than 6000 MODUL College different backgrounds, experiences and nationalities, and classmates from different parts and MODUL University alumni through newsletters, events, and panel discussions of the world created a unique study environment. Our courses were structured in small groups allowing for better interaction with lecturers and with other students. The location of the • Supporting current students in career exploration, internships, part-time and full-time university makes the studying experience very pleasant. job searches, and specialized advising needs The road to the university is through Kahlenberg forest which is very nice and relaxing compared to the • Offering support in career planning and development to 200 graduates every year commotion in the city. I find it great that the university hosts different • Organizing excursions to tourism and career fairs as well as industry events conferences, think tanks, lectures, projects and academic research on sustainable issues. We are encouraged to take part in them; this way we can get acquainted with current issues regarding sustainable development.” CONTACT WWW.MODUL.AC.AT Information for prospective students is For information on the operational For all other issues, please contact: provided by: management of MODUL University, please contact: ADMISSIONS SERVICES ADMINISTRATION OFFICE ACADEMIC OFFICE Tel.: +43 1 320 3555-200 Tel.: +43 1 320 3555-101 Tel.: +43 1 320 3555-301 Fax: +43 1 320 3555-901 Fax: +43 1 320 3555-902 Fax: +43 1 320 3555-903 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] MODUL University Vienna An international university made possible by Am Kahlenberg 1, 1190 Vienna - Austria +43 (1) 3203555 - 0 .
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