MICA, or the Mica mineral, is a group of silicate minerals known for their layered structure. These minerals can be split into thin sheets, which makes them useful in various applications. Mica is commonly found in granite and other igneous rocks, and it is often used in electronics, cosmetics, and construction materials due to its insulating properties and resistance to heat. In addition to its industrial uses, MICA is also a term associated with the MICA (Management and Information Communication Arts) program, which is an educational initiative focused on developing skills in media, communication, and the arts. This program aims to prepare students for careers in creative industries by providing hands-on experience and theoretical knowledge.