Double Bachelor Degree in Business
Bachelor of Business Administration (from Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences, Finland) and Bachelor of Arts in Business (from MCI | The Entrepreneurial School ®, Austria)
About this degree
The MCI-Haaga-Helia Double Degree allows selected students to complete Bachelor level business studies in both Innsbruck, Austria and Helsinki, Finland. Their studies enable them to build professional networks in two European countries as well as to deepen their understanding of international business.
General Overview of the Programme
MCI students shall complete the first four (4) semesters at their home university. They shall spend the fifth (5) and sixth (6) semester at Haaga-Helia and complete the seventh (7) semester at their home university.
- The MCI student needs to complete their Major Specialisation in either Human Resource Management or Financial Management.
- Haaga-Helia students shall complete the first two (2) semesters at their home university. They shall then spend the third (3) and fourth (4) semester studying courses at MCI, and complete the fifth (5), sixth (6) and seventh (7) semester at Haaga-Helia.
Double Degree students complete 210 ECTS in total and submit one thesis at the end of their degree programme. Their thesis is graded separately by MCI and Haaga-Helia.
More detailed study programme can be received from your institution’s contact person.
Available spots
3
Degree awarded
MCI: Bachelor of Arts in Business in the Degree Programme Business & Management
Haaga-Helia: Bachelor of Business Administration in the Degree Programme International Business
Students who successfully complete the academic requirements of the Double Degree shall receive both Bachelor degrees from MCI and Haaga-Helia.
Participation Fees
Double Degree student will pay the tuition fees to their home institution. They will not be charged tuition fees by their host institution.
Application and Selection Procedures
Both institutions will select candidates based on their academic results and motivation.
Future Perspectives
Master in Business Administration
Recognition
According to the Finnish and Austrian national regulation and the European guidelines on recognition.