Master of Management – Regular Class

Prospective Career of the Graduate

Award/Degree

MM degree from BINUS UNIVERSITY

Study Completion Requirements

To complete a Master of Management (MM) degree (in Business Management) from the BINUS BUSINESS SCHOOL Master Program, students must complete a minimum of 42 SCUs, all of which are mandatory courses.

Teaching, Learning, and Assessment Strategies

The teaching, learning, and assessment methods used in the program, such as case studies, in-class exercises, simulations, group projects, assignments, and presentations are designed to enhance the students’ capabilities in problem identification and analysis, while understanding strategic alternatives and exchanging ideas. Students learn theories, concepts, and best practices from the faculty staff who have strong academic backgrounds and an average of 15 years of business experience. This learning process will provide students with good grounds for understanding a broad overview of the industry. On occasion, the program also invites visiting professionals as guest lecturers, which aims to give good grounds for having a broad overview of the industry. These experiences support individual career objectives and may provide social and professional networks. Furthermore, the regularly-held CEO, CFO, and CMO guest seminar events also enrich students with new perspectives on how to relate the theoretical foundations they study in the program with current practices.

Innovation will be developed through course assessments that put emphasis on content comprehension and innovation. Innovation thinking, commonly referred to as ‘design thinking’, will be developed through some courses in the program. Students are required to translate selected innovative ideas into a visible design to comprehend the end-to-end innovation process. This innovation thinking approach is implemented in the teaching, learning, and assessment process of several courses throughout the program.

At the end of the program, students are required to write a thesis and publish a research paper in a peer-reviewed journal as the assessment of students’ comprehensive understanding of business management concepts learned in the program.

Employability and Career Support

A wide range of career opportunities at the managerial level (such as business development manager) in business and management domains covering the services and manufacturing industries, as well as private and public enterprises, offer vast opportunities for students after their successful completion of this eighteen-month program. The integrated curriculum is designed, developed, and prepared to support students in building on their technical and non-technical skills to face industry challenges.