Academic Vision & Mission

Master of Business Administration

Academic Visio

In 2030, we aim to become a center for conceptual and practical learning in business administration that is able to produce graduates with superior abilities and ethics in the field of business administration at the international level

Mission

  1. Organizing learning in the field of business administration that fosters curiosity, is oriented toward good processes, and upholds commendable social ethics.
  2. Encouraging research activities in the field of business administration and developing creative and solution-oriented ideas through scientific forums.
  3. Encouraging the implementation of community service activities as a means of practical application and implementation of business administration knowledge, particularly for social associations based on business activities at the local, regional, and national levels.
  4. The Master of Business Administration Study Program develops scholarly character and behavior by prioritizing academic ethics.
  5. Enhancing the reputation and accreditation of the study program at the national and international levels.

Objective

  1. Producing graduates with superior competence in the field of business.
  2. Producing graduates who are independent, solution-oriented, and ethical in the field of business.
  3. Producing oriented governance of the teaching and learning process in the field of business.
  4. Producing scientific works with an international orientation, particularly in the field of business.
  5. Organizing international-level scientific forums as a means of disseminating research activities in the field of business.
  6. Enhancing the role of the academic community of the Business Administration Study Program in addressing social issues, particularly in the field of business.
  7. Developing practical activities to encourage good governance in the field of business.
  8. Developing honest, transparent, and fair character and behavior in the teaching and learning process of business administration.
  9. Developing a scholarly culture in the field of business administration.