As the advancement of technology continues changing many aspects in our daily life, you need to be strategic in learning skills that not only matter in your future workplace but also matter in defining your role for greater good in the society.
Bachelor of Management Program provides an environment where learning often feels like an adventure, where our project-based courses enable you to learn theories in the class and find out how they actually work in business. Beyond learning best practices in business and management, what our program offer will help you to develop yourself as an individual—finding your passion—and as a leader—sharpening your interpersonal and communication skill—through dynamic and fast-paced environment. Our typical students like to try new things, willing to learn from failures, expand beyond their comfort zones.
Some people say that life is a journey where you continuously reinventing yourself.
Begin your journey with us.
Ira Fachira, Ph.D
Director of Bachelor of Management
General Management
Designed to prepare you to work in a management-related role. Master the foundation of business skills that can be
International Business
Learn managerial competencies to develop and improve international enterprises in multicultural settings
Learning Goals & Objectives
Campus Life
Business Competition—Challenge yourself to practice the knowledge that you’ve learned. Grab the opportunity to engage in teamwork and get a real taste of the business world. Stay tune to your SBM ITB email as most exciting opportunities are broadcasted there.
Excursion—Go on a field trip to rural villages where you can observe social phenomena and figure out how things are being done there. This activity is part of Study of Human Society course. In the course, you will gain perspectives at debates and controversies within the social sciences and deal with topical issues relating to contemporary problems such as multiculturalism, globalisation and human rights, as well as look at significant universal social phenomena such as religion and the family and their influence on social behaviour.
Business Trip—Learn and observe the atmosphere of thriving businesses. Get insights straight from the industry players. Apply the best practices that suit your business. Photo: International Business 2017 class conducted a field trip to Melbourne as part of their Cross Culture and Conflict Management course.
Class Exhibitions—Not only sharpening your communication and management skills, business/project exhibitions are meant to help you gain feedbacks from the market and experts.
Photo: This exhibition is a part of Integrative Business Experience (IBE).
Class Exhibitions—Not only sharpening your communication and management skills, business/project exhibitions are meant to help you gain feedbacks from the market and experts. Photo: This exhibition is a part of Emotional Branding course final exam.
Leadership and Team Building Program—In the beginning of the study, SBM ITB holds a program to help you know your friends better and to encourage better teamwork and leadership skills.
Table Manner—Because many business deals happen over a meal, mastering know-how to present yourself on a table could make you stand out. In the Business Communication course, you will learn how to build relations and behave in professional settings. It’s not only what you say that matters, but also how you say it.