Faculties of Information Science and Engineering, Business Management and Professional Studies in HR-building effort with Management and Science University (MSU)
Management and Science University (MSU) is working with Indonesia’s Politeknik Negeri Semarang (Polines), furthering knowledge development through collaboration and research to meet 21st century human capital needs.
Receiving a Polines entourage led by Direktur Ir Supriyadi MT at the Shah Alam main campus recently were Management and Science University (MSU) President, Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr Mohd Shukri Ab. Yajid, and senior academic staff members of the MSU Faculties of Information Science and Engineering (FISE) and Business Management and Professional Studies (FBMP).
Technology and business are the core areas of human capital development at Polines. The mid-January visit was a courtesy call post-signing of the MoA with Management and Science University (MSU) in November, which is to facilitate research as well as academic transfers.
The Polines party was taken on a campus tour of the Management and Science University (MSU) facilities; among them, 21st-century learning classroom, engineering labs for aircraft maintenance and electrical and electronic, and also fashion design gallery.
For its Leadership and Human Capital Development, Management and Science University (MSU) received the award of Best Brand in Education 2016. MSU was rated QS Five Stars in 2017 and made the top 1.8% in QS Asia Rankings 2018.
The study of human capital management is offered at Management and Science University (MSU) at diploma and degree levels through FBMP, which comprises the Departments of Business Management and Law as well as Accounting and Finance. FISE offers programmes ranging from Media Science and Graphic, to Information Science and Computing, to Engineering and Technology. The Department of Engineering and Technology also offers the Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management and Piloting (BAVM) and the Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance and Technology (DAMT).
Faculties of Information Science and Engineering, Business Management and Professional Studies in HR-building effort with Management and Science University (MSU)
Management and Science University (MSU) is working with Indonesia’s Politeknik Negeri Semarang (Polines), furthering knowledge development through collaboration and research to meet 21st century human capital needs.
Receiving a Polines entourage led by Direktur Ir Supriyadi MT at the Shah Alam main campus recently were Management and Science University (MSU) President, Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Wira Dr Mohd Shukri Ab. Yajid, and senior academic staff members of the MSU Faculties of Information Science and Engineering (FISE) and Business Management and Professional Studies (FBMP).
Technology and business are the core areas of human capital development at Polines. The mid-January visit was a courtesy call post-signing of the MoA with Management and Science University (MSU) in November, which is to facilitate research as well as academic transfers.
The Polines party was taken on a campus tour of the Management and Science University (MSU) facilities; among them, 21st-century learning classroom, engineering labs for aircraft maintenance and electrical and electronic, and also fashion design gallery.
For its Leadership and Human Capital Development, Management and Science University (MSU) received the award of Best Brand in Education 2016. MSU was rated QS Five Stars in 2017 and made the top 1.8% in QS Asia Rankings 2018.
The study of human capital management is offered at Management and Science University (MSU) at diploma and degree levels through FBMP, which comprises the Departments of Business Management and Law as well as Accounting and Finance. FISE offers programmes ranging from Media Science and Graphic, to Information Science and Computing, to Engineering and Technology. The Department of Engineering and Technology also offers the Bachelor of Science in Aviation Management and Piloting (BAVM) and the Diploma in Aircraft Maintenance and Technology (DAMT).