International Student

Prasetiya Mulya is one of the leading business schools in Indonesia. It was founded by a group of Indonesian prominent business people together with some outstanding national scholars, such as William Soerjadjaja, Eka Tjipta Widjaja, Liem Sioe Liong, Sofjan Wanandi, Harry Tjan Silalahi, Jusuf Wanandi, and so on. 

This long history has shaped Prasetiya Mulya to be well-prepared in capturing how the economy and business patterns work in Indonesia. Through this privilege and insight, we are strongly dedicated to encouraging our students to bring Indonesian massive market opportunities into real and effective business actions.

As time went by, Prasetiya Mulya realized that business and economics are supposed to grow in line with the advancement of science and technology. Therefore, in 2016, Prasetiya Mulya involved the study of Applied STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) in their curricula.

Prasetiya Mulya is committed to creating impactful transformation for society through education, research, and community outreach. Thus, students in Prasetiya Mulya are prepared with a strong theoretical foundation, then they are encouraged to carry it out into real business projects, internships, research, community development, and exhibitions.

Moreover, Prasetiya Mulya consistently stimulates collaboration, both inside and outside the campus. We engage with the government, industry, and other educational institutions to boost the link between academic and practical competencies among students.

Prasetiya Mulya emboldens students to participate actively, both in academic and non-academic aspects. To do so, Prasetiya Mulya has maintained a conducive learning environment to make students feel more confident and enjoyable to get involved.

• Experience The Inclusivity
  Our students come from various regional, social, and cultural backgrounds. Consequently, all activities are carried out with reverence to the spirit of unity that embraces the nation’s plurality.  Specifically, upon entering their first year at the university, students are grouped randomly and assigned to several group projects in order to shatter the boundaries. 
  
• Act It Out
  The implementation of knowledge is essential in every learning process. For this reason, we drive students to be enthusiastic to show their competencies outside the campus, through national and international competitions, annual exhibitions, case studies, company visits, and other challenging activities.
• Study-Life Balance
  Learning process is not just about listening to the lectures. We believe that through various out-class activities, students can attain more soft skills, like leadership, creativity, interpersonal communication, and so on. Hence, we facilitate them to join a number of organizations, sports & arts clubs, as well as committees for some internal and external events. Moreover, these activities promote study-life balance, connection, and recreation.
• Together, Better
  Since it was initiated, Prasetiya Mulya has highlighted the importance of collaboration. Now, this value is actualized through joint projects that involve students and faculty members from multidisciplinary backgrounds. STEM Preneur Center is the meeting point where they can collaborate with other stakeholders, like the government, investors, and industries to create and develop STEM-based enterprises.

Our graduates are spread across the region, whether as professionals in domestic and global companies, or as entrepreneurs in various sectors of business.  According to a survey conducted by Kantar Market Research in 2019, each year, about 64% Prasetiya Mulya graduates have been working before graduation, while 27% of them have become entrepreneurs. Additionally, 100% employers are satisfied with our graduates’ performance. 

Here are some enterprises that are initiated by Prasetiya Mulya’s graduates and some companies where they mostly work. 

BCG, Manulife, Beirsdorf, Maybank, CFLD, British American Tobacco, McKinsey, Mondelez, CIMB, Nestle, Citibank, Nielsen Company, Commonwealth Bank, OCBC NISP, Danone, Ogilvy, Deloitte, P&G, EY, PT Allianz, FWD Insurance Indonesia, PT Perfetti Van Melle Indonesia, Grab, PT Prudential Life Assurance, HM Sampoerna (Philip Morris), PWC, HSBC, PZCussons Asia, IKEA, Ramsay, Isentia, Samsung, Japan Tobacco International Indonesia, Schneider, Johnson & Johnson, Shopee, Keyence, Standard Chartered, Kimberly-Clark Softex, Tencent Indonesia, Kraft Heinz, Unilever, Lazada, Uniqlo, Lotter Shopping Avenue Indonesia, UOB.