Executive Programs partners with the Certified Management Accountants of BC to offer a flexible and efficient path to the CMA designation in Victoria and Vancouver locations.

Changsha University and University of Victoria signed a Letter of Intent on the Promotion of Executive Programs on April 27, 2010

From April 26-28, 2010, a delegation led by Victoria BC Mayor, Mr. Dean Fortin, visited Changsha China. During the visit, Mayor Fortin and Changsha Mayor Zhang signed an LOI (Letter of Intent) on the promotion of education, science and technology, tourism, and trade between the two cities. At the signing ceremony, the business schools of the University of Victoria and Changsha University also signed a letter of intent on the promotion of executive programs.

The University of Victoria, through the Gustavson School of Business, has signed agreements to work with the new government of the Republic of Tunisia to help develop its administrative capacity and to promote academic collaboration and exchange.

The agreements support reform of Tunisia's higher education system, the exchange of administrative best practices, the exchange of scholars and researchers, and the development and delivery of training programs in leadership and governance.

"Tunisia is the birthplace of the Arab Spring. Academic cooperation and exchanges are one of the best ways to advance the agenda of democratization and the development of human capital," said Vice President Academic and Provost Dr. Reeta Tremblay. "We're pleased to support Tunisia's Ministry of Higher Education's efforts to train their future leaders."

"We have tremendous capacity within the university, particularly in the schools of Public Administration and Business and through our Executive Programs to help the new government achieve its educational goals and to assist with the transition to democracy that is underway in Tunisia," said Dr. Saul Klein, Lansdowne Professor of International Business and director of Gustavson Executive Programs.

Dean of Gustavson, Dr. Ali Dastmalchian, and Klein signed the agreements on behalf of UVic in Tunis on May 11 and 12, 2012, with Mohammed Abbou, minister responsible for administrative reforms in the public sector, and with Dr. Moncef Ben Salem, minister of higher education and scientific research.

The newly elected leaders of Tunisia's National Constituent Assembly are engaged in drafting the country's second constitution, which they expect to have approved by December 2012, and in transforming the country's administrative structures.

In April 2010 Dr. Saul Klein met with representatives from Hunan University in China and discussed a number of joint educational opportunities, including executive programs. In August 2011 the first Hunan MBA cohort attended classes at the UVic campus.

Executive Programs is an Endorsed Education Provider (E.E.P) with the International Institute of Business Analysis (IIBA®).

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Executive Programs partners with the Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto to offer the Governance Essentials Program for Directors of Not-For-Profit Organizations (NFP).

We partner with York University's Schulich Executive Education Centre to provide world class training in project management, business analysis and leadership.