Solidarity with people from Ukraine

General information for Ukrainian students who would like to study in Austria

General Information on the Austrian Education System, studying in Austria and funding opportunities can be found here:

• studyinaustria.at
  
• OEH Ukraine Info 
• OeAD
  
  

You would like to continue your studies or begin a new study at MCI

If running into difficulties in Ukraine due to the political crisis, MCI  grants up to 10 scholarships for Ukrainian students each worth up to € 15,000.- per year reducing the tuition fee while your studies at MCI | The Entrepreneurial School®.

MCI study programs overview

• Send a brief description of your situation and plans, your desired MCI study program and your transcript of studies to: ukraine-students@mci.edu
• You will receive an email from MCI Admissions Office containing information about further steps.
  
  

Information for Ukrainian faculty and staff who are looking for work  

General Information on how best to enter the Austrian labour market can be found here:

Initial Information for refugees from Ukraine (English) ( pdf | 247.88K ) Initial Information for refugees from Ukraine (Ukrainian) ( pdf | 192.18K ) Initial Information for refugees from Ukraine (German) ( pdf | 253.83K )

MCI tries to help and support people from Ukraine in their search for work:

• MCI offers job opportunities in teaching, research, IT & administration. Please find our current job offers here (English) or here (German). MCI will welcome interested applicants from Ukraine to apply directly on our website, or, alternatively via e-mail to: jobs@mci.edu including a brief description of your situation/plans. English and/or German is a prerequisite for nearly all positions. MCI also offers courses in German through its Language Centre.
• In order to find work in Austria, it is necessary to register with the Austrian Public Employment Service, the “Arbeitsmarktservice” (AMS). The AMS supports you in finding a job, advises and guides you regarding the Austrian labour market and records data like education, professional experiences, personal facts, etc. The AMS also informs you about job opportunities, help with German lessons and other qualifications that might be needed.
• For registration at the AMS, it is necessary to bring your blue residence card („Ausweis für Vertriebene“). Before you can start working, your work permit must be issued by the AMS. If you already have the prospect of a job, whether found by yourself or arranged by the Public Employment Service, your new employer has to submit the work permit application to the AMS.
  More details here.