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Grow with us to achieve the career you want, a career in management, and entrepreneurship. Our study program offers 4 (four) focus deepening topics namely; Financial Management, Operations Management, Marketing Management, and Human Resources Management. We support the entrepreneurial spirit of students by offering related subjects, as well as supporting the topic of entrepreneurship thesis. Download our syllabus here.
The Business Management study program has an undergraduate study load of 144 SKS, with two stages, namely the Preparation Stage (Semesters 1 and 2), and the Bachelor Stage (Semesters 3 to 8). In semesters 1 to 5 the existing courses are compulsory for all students, in semesters 6 and 7 we offer elective courses according to the topic of concentration desired. At the end of the lecture students are required to complete a Thesis as a graduation requirement.
The following courses are offered in each semester:
Financial Management Focus
Operational Management Focus
Marketing Management Focus
Human Capital Management Focus
Operation Management Focus
Department of Business Management encourage student on creating new venture by combining the textbook theories and entrepreneur experience in New Venture Creation Course. Students will learn basic business model and team formation principles that are central to creating entrepreneurial opportunities and taking action on them. The objective of the course is to prepare students to test the viability of new business opportunities and conduct a feasibility study, either for their own idea or for others. It is a real-life experience in entrepreneurship.
It is an opportunity for students to learn how to start your own company, design sustainable business models, and importantly – interact with a lot of interesting business people (local and international practitioners) through professional academic discussions.
After passing New Venture Creation Course, students will learn more about Social Entrepreneur. Social ventures aim to achieve a “double bottom line” with meaningful social returns, as well as sustainable or competitive financial returns –through their products, services and other business practices. The objective of the course is to prepare students to test the viability of new social opportunities and conduct a feasibility study, either for their own idea or for others.
The course is relevant to any business leader or entrepreneur who wants to design, lead or fund a mission-driven nonprofit or for-profit enterprise, or may want to contribute time and energy to help build the social sector through strategic philanthropy, social investing, corporate alliances with social sector organizations, or board representation in social ventures