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MCOPOP
MIC Canadian-Overseas Private
Online Program
Administration:
Bruce Colyer, Online Manager,
Head of
the
MIC
Canadian-Overseas
Private
Online Program (MCOPOP) 
Program:
The MIC Canadian-Overseas
Private
Online Program (MCOPOP)
was created to respond to an increasing number of
applicants from Eastern
Europe,
Asia and
elsewhere overseas.
MIC
MBA and MPA programs use specific case
studies reflecting Asian and Eastern European economic
and social realities. Intercultural Studies in
Management and Communication is an asset to
international applicants who wish to gain knowledge
about Western-style management.
MCOPOP
is
currently offered
in the
following countries:
Armenia,
Azerbaijan,
Albania,
Afghanistan,
Belarus,
Bosnia, China, Herzegovina,
Croatia,
Estonia,
Georgia,
India,
Iran,
Iraq,
Lithuania,
Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan,
Moldova,
Nepal, Pakistan,
Tajikistan,
Turkey,
Turkmenistan,
Russia,
Uzbekistan,
Slovenia,
Ukraine, Vietnam,
all
African countries and all of South America.
Links and information about studying
overseas:
MIC
is represented around the World
in the following countries:
In The Netherlands,
MIC has created the European Delta University
(EDU) in partnership with Dutch Delta
University. EDU is based in Deventer and offers
MBA and BBA programs, both online and on-campus.
In Dubai,
MIC is
represented by TRYHARD Institute, offering a
Corporate Program in Business Administration and a TESL program.
In
Cape Town (South
Africa),
MIC is
represented by GEOS Institute, offering a Corporate
Program in Business Administration.
In Kazakhstan,
MIC is represented by
Turan
University,
based in Almaty (3000 students), which offers an MBA
Program.
In Senegal,
MIC has created MIC - Sénégal in partnership with
four local directors and professors. The school
offers MBA and BBA programs. The programs were
launched in June 2006, and the first groups started
working in October 2006.
MIC
Affiliation to AIBD
The Asia-Pacific Institute for Broadcasting
Development
(AIBD) was created by UNESCO, as an Inter-Government
Asian Media Organization.
AIBD is a unique regional
inter-governmental organization servicing countries
of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission
for Asia and the Pacific (UN-ESCAP) in the field of
electronic media development. It is hosted by the Government of Malaysia.
26 countries and 55 international organizations are
AIBD members:
www.aibd.org.my/the_institute/members/.
For more information, please visit
www.aibd.org.my.
UNESCO
established AIBD as a United
Nations project initially with 13 member
countries. The Agreement establishing AIBD was
formally concluded on August 12, 1977 in Kuala Lumpur
with Malaysia endorsed as the host country for the
Institute. Funding came from voluntary members,
UNESCO and international donor communities.
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