Master of Management – Regular Class

Introduction

The Master of Management – Regular class is a Master of Management (MM) program designed for recent graduates (strata-1 or the equivalent) and those with little professional working experience. This program is designed for those who need to complement their previous undergraduate degree with mastery in general management skills and competencies. The program also provides knowledge and skills in innovation and entrepreneurship that equip the students to launch their own businesses or become entrepreneurs in established firms.

The Master of Management – Regular class is a 42-credit program consisting of knowledge in functional areas in five streaming which are Creative Marketing, Digital Business, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, People and Leadership, and Supply Chain Management. Every streaming has considered the existing and near-future competencies needed by the business environment.  All the streaming will help students to focus on developing their core competencies while at the same time they can get the general overview about the need of near future business environment.  The rapid-changing business world requires the business know-how in building business strategy (general management, marketing, finance, operation and people management) with an understanding to optimize resource and technology (Digital business and supply chain management) and by exercising the discipline in customer-centric creativity (Innovation and entrepreneurship).

Upon the completion of their study, the students are expected to earn knowledge and skills in general management according to the most current conceptual and analytical developments in managerial practices. They will also have insights into developing and implementing sustainable customer value. Moreover, they will have soft skills in aligning and balancing the various and often conflicting needs and demands of the many groups of stakeholders in play: shareholders, workers, the community, the media, the government, and the public at large.

BINUS BUSINESS SCHOOL faculty members bring real-world professional and consulting experience to the classroom, consistently imparting and sharing the wisdom of their experience to the participants. They integrate a mixture of teaching methodologies including, but not limited to, traditional lectures, guest lectures, case studies, class presentations, summaries, and field projects. The participants will learn to develop strong oral and written communication skills, effective team management, and leadership abilities. A faculty advisor will also assist the participants in accomplishing their theses.

This program provides a learning environment that offers the participants opportunities to develop meaningful and beneficial professional relationships between themselves and with the faculty, and also encourages intellectual challenges and exploration.

Catalog 2021/ B2023 (PDF); Catalog 2022/ B2024 (PDF); Catalog 2023/ B2025 (PDF);
Catalog 2024/ B2026 (PDF)