International Christian University – Kyiv

International Christian University – Kyiv (ICU-Kyiv)[1] (Ukrainian: Міжнародний Християнський університет-Київ) was a private university in Kyiv, Ukraine. It was founded in 1992 by Kyiv National Economic University and International University Vienna. In summer 2013 ICU-Kyiv didn't receive any applications from potential applicants[2] and consequently closed that year following the bankruptcy of its Austrian founder International University Vienna in 2011.

International Christian University - Kyiv
Міжнародний християнський університет-Київ
TypeLiberal Arts
Active1992–2013
PresidentProf. Anatoly Voichak
Location,
CampusUrban
Websitehttp://icu.edu.ua/

Curriculum

Student training is based on the standard programs of Ukrainian economic universities and programs of American Business universities.

ICU-Kyiv's curriculum combines professional education and liberal arts. The institution offers a Bachelor of Business Administration degree with a choice of three majors: Management, Marketing, International Economics. Before 2007 Management information systems was offered as well. Classes at ICU-Kyiv are conducted in English or Ukrainian and faculty includes American, British and Ukrainian instructors. University used American grading system:

Letter GradePercentageGPA
A90-1004.0
B80-893.0
C70-792.0
D60-691.0
F0-590.0

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