Student Exchange Program Fact Sheet · 2020. 9. 22. · Prasetiya Mulya Business School (PMBS) is the pioneer of the MBA program and the leading business school in Indonesia. The

Student Exchange

Program

Fact Sheet

Profile

• Prasetiya Mulya Business School (PMBS) is the pioneer of the

MBA program and the leading business school in Indonesia.

• The school was established in 1982 by prominent business

leaders in Indonesia, with the aim to service as an excellent

center of learning for business leaders, professionals and

entrepreneurs.

• PMBS also has been the member of AACSB, AAPBS and APICS,

as well as member of US-Based Global Entrepreneurship

Monitor (GEM).

• In 2009, PMBS became the first winner of Global Social

Venture Competition, UC Berkeley-USA, competing with more

than 150 MBA teams worldwide. Since then, PMBS regularly

sends teams to the competition.

Contact Information Prasetiya Mulya Business School

Student Engagement Division

Jl. RA Kartini Cilandak Barat

Jakarta 12430

Exchange Program Officer:

(Ms.) Sylvaline Oxalida

Tel.: +6221 7511126, 7500463

Fax.: +6221 7511125, 7500460

Email: [email protected]

Application Dates and Requirements

Application Deadline:

1. Spring semester: October 30th

2. Fall semester: April 30th

Application Documents:

1. Application form

2. Study plan (statement of purpose)

3. Letter of recommendation

4. Resume (curriculum vitae)

5. Transcript of previous semesters from home university

6. English language proficiency score of TOEFL/TOEIC/IELTS or, transcript with list of English courses taken

7. Passport copy (photo page)

8. Pas photo (jpg file)

Academic Calendar & Courses Offered

Spring Semester 2016:

Mid of January – May

Courses offered:

Strategic Management, Marketing Research, Elective Course 1,

Elective Course 2

Fall Semester 2016:

September – December

Courses offered:

Human Resources Management, Elective Course 1, Elective

Course 2

Exams & Grading

• The grading system used in the program is a relative-grade

approach, using a normal distribution of stude t s absolute

grade in each class.

• Final mark indexes:

A = 4.0

AB = 3.5

B = 3.0

BC = 2.5

C = 2.0

D = 1.0

F = 0.0

W = withdrawn

Has more than 40,000 textbooks, various

national and international journals, CD ROM

Pro-quest business periodicals, collections of

magazines, newspaper and audio video

Campus Facility: Library

AULA (GENERAL LECTURE AUDITORIUM) GAZEBOS (STUDENT GROUP WORK) AUDITORIUM)

AMPHI-THEATRE CLASSROOMS MENTORING / TUTORIAL CLASSROOMS BUSINESS SIMULATION LAB

EXECUTIVE AMPHI-THEATRE CLASSROOMS EXECUTIVE LOUNGE STUDENT CORNER (GROUPWORK)

Campus Facilities

STUDENT LOCKER

ENTREPRENEUR DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

FIRST AID ROOM STUDY HALL / DISCUSSION AREA STUDY HALL

NEW DINING HALL STUDENT PLAZA

MULTI-SPORTS COURT FOOD COURT

Campus Facilities

Housing

Off Campus Rental

• Locate near campus, about 20 minutes walking

• One occupant in one room (air conditioning, personal bed,

cupboard, desk, bathroom in each room)

• Pantry and common room

• Internet WIFI connection

• Security

• Cost from IDR 1.800.000 to IDR 3.000.000/month or USD 125 to

200/month

There are also apartment rental options around campus. Normally,

each apartment is fully furnished with TV, AC, washing machine,

refrigerator. Facilities such as mailbox, car park, laundry. Cost from

IDR 8.500.000,-/month or USD 590/month

Expenses (estimation)

• Housing expense: USD 125 – 200/month for off-campus

rental (or USD 590/month for apartment rental option)

• Meals and food expense: USD 200/month

• Personal and incidental allowances: USD 100/month

Approximate total for 1 semester (4 months):

USD 425 – 500/month x 4 = USD 1700 – 2000

(Note: with the off-campus option for housing)

Before Departure

Apply for visa:

- Li ited Stay Visa (or VITAS) is highly recommended for international students who wish to participate in the student exchange program

- It is advisable to process the visa application 2-3 months before arrival

Preparation:

- Inform the Student Exchange Officer your arrival date and time, transportation will be provided

- Classroom attire: casual (short, t-shirt, and slippers are not allowed in the classroom). Please bring also a business suit for class presentation, if applicable. Note: Indonesian climate is hot and humid (tropical climate) almost entirely.

- Students are recommended to bring their own laptop.

- Electricity: 220V/50Hz