2012-2013 CIBER Overseas Programs for Faculty and Professionals
FACULTY AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS (FDIB/PDIB)
FDIB-SCANDINAVIA: SUSTAINABILITY AND CSR
PDIB-ISRAEL
Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Nazareth, Jaffa & the Dead Sea
December 15-21, 2012
University of Miami CIBER
www.bus.miami.edu/ciber
Denmark & Sweden
June 2013
University of Minnesota CIBER
www.carlsonschool.umn.edu/ciber
PDIB-MERCOSUR
Samara, Moscow & Istanbul
May 19-29, 2013
University of Pittsburgh CIBER
www.business.pitt.edu/ibc
FDIB-SOUTHEAST ASIA: INDONESIA
Brazil, Argentina and Chile
May 12-21, 2013
Florida International University CIBER
http://ciber.fiu.edu/pdibmercosur.php
Jakarta, Surabaya & Bali
January 2-13, 2013
University of Wisconsin CIBER
& University of Hawaii CIBER
www.bus.wisc.edu/ciber
PDIB-INDIA
FDIB-AFRICA
South Africa, Zambia, Zimbabwe & Botswana
Concurrent spouse/guest program
May 13-28, 2013
University of South Carolina CIBER
www.moore.sc.edu/FD
FDIB-RUSSIA AND TURKEY
FDIB-MENA
U.A.E. & Tunisia
Concurrent spouse/guest program
January 2-13, 2013
University of South Carolina CIBER
www.moore.sc.edu/FD
New Delhi, Agra, Bangalore & Mumbai
January 4-11, 2013
Florida International University CIBER
http://ciber.fiu.edu/pdibindia.php
CIBERs Cover the World
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NON-PROFIT ORG
US POSTAGE
PAID
COLUMBIA SC
PERMIT 259
2012-2013 CIBER
Overseas Programs
Faculty Development in International Business (FDIB)
The students you are teaching today will be competing tomorrow on a
global basis. How will you and your faculty colleagues develop your
understanding of how business is conducted around the world? The
most exciting and effective way for faculty to develop their own skills
is by on-the-spot experience.
1705 College St., Columbia, SC 29208
The 33 Centers for International Business Education and Research
(CIBERs) at major universities in the United States have developed a
cost-effective method to meet this need through numerous Overseas
Programs for Faculty Development in International Business (FDIB).
CIBER programs cover key emerging market regions of the world –
Africa, India, Southeast Asia, Russia, Turkey, the Middle East, and
the MERCOSUR countries of South America – as well as the always
important major markets of Western Europe.
Participating faculty members as well as business professionals and
graduate students, gain first-hand knowledge of how business is
conducted in a particular region of the world and the opportunity to
network with overseas counterparts. They can integrate international
examples into the courses they currently teach and develop new
teaching and research interests, and make various business and
professional contacts.
Each program combines business, academic and governmental visits,
cultural experiences and university presentations, all providing the
opportunity to see just how the cultures and institutions influence the
conduct of business.
Please contact each CIBER directly about their program(s) or visit the
central CIBER website @ http://www.ciberweb.msu.edu/facultydev.
For detailed information and registration, please visit
www.ciberweb.msu.edu/facultydev