Management International Founded as Language and Professional training school for home and overseas students.
Management International University established The Management International School growing out of Management International. The school has educated people from a majority of European Union member countries. The International school has also been involved in two large-scale European Union funded consultancies.
MI offered First-degree programs and provided training for some 100 undergraduates and graduates each year. MI has also participated in two large scales in European Union funded consultancies and has worked in EU Leonardo 2 program: similar to Mobility for VET learners and staff program (Key Action 1) partnered with a variety of organizations across Europe to apply to the EU for joint funding. Until 2006, over 3000 students are graduated from Management International.
We provide scholarships to Forum for cities in Transition member cities (upto 10 students from each city). We have completed Smart incubator platform with BSC-Bar in Montenegro. MIU is a partner of organisation of OTI in Cyprus and InterCollege in Denmark for EU funded training courses.
Management International University (MIU) is a unique institution that is building the next generation of global diplomats, entrepreneurs and leaders in foreign affairs, development and human rights.
As the educational division of International Communities Organisation (ICO), we are excited to announce that ICO is getting ready to build an ICO branded Institute with a physical MIU campus in Vienna, Austria. Over the course of the next three years, ICO will undertake to build a self-funding and self-financing facility in the north of Vienna, near the United Nations (UN) office. Our Vienna campus will provide our students and visitors with state-of-the-art facilities, such as library, conference halls, offices, shops, athletic spaces, and student and delegate accommodations.
The ICO Vienna site will be the first home of Management International University (MIU).
MIU’s Vienna campus will bridge the gap between theory and practice by truly offering students, visiting lecturers and communities the chance to put knowledge into practice, in the name of peaceful development across the globe. MIU will take its place and offer its accredited courses to international students through our SMART classrooms.
At our Vienna centre, MIU will deliver a range of Degree courses, Masters degrees and specialised training programmes to students as well as field professionals. The Vienna campus will be the headquarters of ICO operations, including hosting diplomatic meetings, training of international peace facilities and negotiators, a centre for the United Nations advocacy and a leading global research centre.
Here, students will have an extraordinary learning experience as their courses are delivered alongside real-time live ICO operations. Students will receive guest lectures from active experts in areas such as conflict studies from Dr. Baskin, who might, on that very same day, be leading peace negotiations between conflicting parties on the Vienna campus! Students will also have the opportunity to support ICO by completing desk-based research and take part in research activities such as conflict transformation analysis as part of their studies with MIU.
The Vienna Campus will host a number of diplomatic meetings and critical peace negotiations, many of which MIU students will have the opportunity to attend in the conference gallery to watch the live action unfold. ICO regularly participates in key United Nations mechanisms and procedures, including virtual meetings but also in-person conferences in New York and Geneva.
A select number of MIU students may have the opportunity to attend or even participate in these UN activities. MIU students will train alongside ICO’s live peacebuilding operations in Vienna. They will gain hands-on experience in diplomacy, development, and human rights from leading experts and access exclusive opportunities to participate in UN activities and international negotiations.