International Communication | SIS

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  • International Communication

    Program Overview

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    Meet Our Students

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    Alumni Profiles

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    Our Faculty

Reasons to Choose the International Communication Program

A pioneering program in International Communication (IC)

The IC Program helped establish the field and continues to pioneer new directions in research and study of international communication

Research, policy, and professional practice centers

Intercultural Management Institute (IMI), the Center for Research on Collaboratories and Technology Enhanced Learning Communities (Cotelco), and the Institute on Disability and Public Policy (IDPP)

Innovative curriculum generating new knowledge in the field

Curriculum that merges theory and practice in the four major professional clusters

Distinctive Skills Institutes & International Internships

Hands-on experiential learning workshops with distinguished scholar-practitioners and professionals in the field, and internships in the Washington, DC area and with organizations around the world

New models of international education

The IC Program designs new approaches to international education by incorporating research abroad for graduate students, as well as collaborative education and training with groups of visiting professionals from foreign countries

Intercultural Management Institute

IMI provides customized training for effective communiction, negotiation and leadership across cultures.

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Cotelco, the Collaboratory Laboratory

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COTELCO specializes in research, development, and education in globally distributed cross-cultural collaboration.

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The Institute on Disability and Public Policy

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The IDPP, led by COTELCO, drives an inclusive and barrier-free global society. It offers a Master's in Disability Policy, AU's first all-online degree.

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