Students come from strategic industry sectors such as energy, manufacturing, logistics, information technology, and public services. Many are managers, division heads, or directors seeking to enhance leadership and management skills based on technology and innovation.
Students from civil service, state-owned enterprises, ministries, and local governments join the program to deepen knowledge on organizational transformation, policy project management, and development of technology-based public service systems.
Lecturers, researchers, and educators from various institutions choose SIMT-ITS to enrich interdisciplinary approaches in research and teaching, and to develop practical solutions for social and technological challenges.
Young professionals aiming to accelerate their careers or strengthen their business foundation. Students in this category are typically active in the private sector, startups, consultancy, or non-profit organizations.
SIMT-ITS also attracts students from various countries, especially in the doctoral program. These students are interested in applied research-based curricula, flexible study options, and an international academic environment that supports global collaboration.
SIMT-ITS opens learning opportunities for graduates from various fields, including engineering, science, economics, social sciences, law, and health. This approach enriches class discussions, collaborative research, and problem-solving from multiple perspectives.