Bachelor of Business Economics (S1)

Learning Methods:

Case Studies, Guest Lectures, Critical Reviews, Simulations, Company Visits, Field Projects, Internships, Tutorials, Seminars.

Soft Skills: Graduates of the S1 Business Economics program will possess relevant soft skills designed to prepare them for the global market. These skills are honed through courses (personal development and community development) and workshops (business communication and beginner-level foreign language proficiency). Relevant soft skills include:

1. Ability to think holistically, logically, and critically for better business decisions.
2. Possess analytical and synthesis skills to identify problems and formulate effective solutions.
3. Ability to think and compete at a global level.
4. Effective communication; able to communicate solutions in simple sentences. Intellectual humility; has a lot of humility and integrity.
5. Entrepreneurship; has entrepreneurial traits (risk-taking with calculation, initiator, and able to find opportunities).
6. Responsibility; adding value to society with specialization as the best human resource. Very good work ethics; able to prioritize and work in teams.

Hard Skills: program provides in-depth theoretical and practical knowledge related to economics and business. In addition, the program also offers various workshops to enhance students’ skills based on industry needs, such as Advanced Level Ms. Excel and Data Science Certification before graduation.

Chief Economist, Corporate Economist, Business Consultant, Strategic Analyst, Development Analyst, Business Economics Professionals, Analytics Associate, Economic Research Analyst, Business Analyst, and more.

In addition to classroom learning, S1 Business Economics also has various internal and external projects and offers joint subjects and joint research to students. There are also collaborations with industries such as commercial projects, private research, co-teaching, field study, guest lectures, internships, and company visits.

S1 Business Economics has a fast-track bachelor-to-master degree program with Boston University. It also collaborates with several foreign universities for study abroad programs, including the University of New South Wales (UNSW), University of Alabama, Monash University, Boston University, Woosong University, Shih Chien University, Solbridge International School of Business, Management and Science University, Ernst Abbe University of Applied Sciences Jena, National Taiwan University, Tsing Hua University, and The University of Sheffield.