Studying at our IMC Business School means studying with an international focus: The language of instruction in most business degree programmes is English. And the best part: At our university, the international community is automatically included – thanks to the many internationals on campus.

We also make it easy for our students to gain experience abroad: They have the opportunity to spend a study period at one of our 220+ partner universities, which can be found all over the world.

By the way: Even in degree programmes where an exchange semester is more difficult to implement, we enable our students to gain international experience – for example, through our growing number of international short-term mobilities, the so-called Blended Intensive Programmes.

Studying abroad

In our full-time bachelor degree programmes, an internship semester is firmly integrated. This can also be completed abroad – an option taken up by numerous students.

Internship abroad

Our IMC Business School offers selected degree programmes as transnational programmes at partner universities in Egypt, Azerbaijan, China, Uzbekistan and Vietnam. Students benefit from education according to European standards, which is simultaneously anchored in the local context.

In addition, we cooperate with the renowned King Saud University in Saudi Arabia: Students complete part of their studies at the partner university and finish at our IMC Business School – including degrees from both institutions.

Transnational programmes
 

IMC Krems is a member of UP University, a European university alliance consisting of 11 European universities. For the goals of our consortium, we were awarded the Seal of Excellence by the European Commission.

Further information

• Scope of research: development and implementation of 
  sustainable business strategies in the context of climate 
  change
• Important fields of application: circular economy, resilience, 
  green technologies, sustainable standards
• Expected impact: supporting companies in adapting to 
  climate change and developing sustainable business models

• Scope of research: investigation of digital transformation in 
  companies and society, including the strategic importance, 
  protection and management of intellectual property in the 
  context of new technologies and business models
• Important fields of application: impact of new technologies 
  (e.g. AI, cryptocurrencies), new financing models, social 
  media, technological sovereignty
• Expected impact: analysis and design of digital 
  transformation in companies

• Scope of research: optimising human experiences through 
  user-centred design
• Important fields of application: customer and user 
  experience (UX), patient journeys, consumer behaviour
• Expected impact: improving human experience in various 
  contexts

• Scope of research: research into strategies for reducing social 
  and economic inequalities
• Important fields of application: ageing society, integration, 
  digital gap, education, equal opportunities
• Expected impact: creating a fairer society with equal 
  opportunities for all