BINUS Business School Doctorate Program

Evaluation System

The evaluation system in the doctoral program is divided into course work, publications, and dissertations. Each of these sections has a rubric assessment.

The Final Score for the semester is presented with the following Alphabetical Values:

Presented with the following Alphabetical Values:

Table of Grading System for Doctorate Program

Requirements and Regulations for the Evaluation of Students’ Academic Progress

Study Completion Requirements for the Doctoral Program (S3)

Students must fulfil the following requirements:

• Have no outstanding financial, library, or administrative obligations.
• Pass the final examination of the dissertation and submit one hard-bound copy and an electronic copy.
• Submit the dissertation summary.
• Pass all courses prescribed in the curriculum with a minimum grade of B.
• Achieve a minimum GPA of 3.00.
• Submit the Intellectual Property Form.
• Publish, or have in the publication process, at least two articles in Scopus-indexed journals, and publish and present at least one paper at an international conference with proceedings indexed by Scopus.

Dissertation

To fulfil the requirements for obtaining a doctoral degree (Dr), Students should finish and submit the dissertation in 5 stages: (i) Dissertation proposal (research proposal) and dissertation proposal exam, (ii) Qualifying exam, (iii) Research Findings and Research Findings Exam, (iv) Dissertation Defense 1, and (v) Dissertation Defense 2 (Open Dissertation Exam). To fulfil the mission of the Doctoral degree Program which is to advance knowledge as well as to produce high-quality research by integrating science, using the best practices, and leveraging ICT, then the dissertation must consist of either ICT as a research tool, research area, research context, or the combination of all those three.