Master in Strategic Business Economics

The Strategic Business Economics Program (SBEP) is exclusively for senior executives like you who hold top management positions and who play an active role in formulating and implementing the overall strategies and management policies of your organization.

The program will enable you to:

• Broaden your economic perspective and enhance your capacity to handle strategic and long-term policy issues that confront your organization;
• Identify the fundamental trends and changes taking place in the national and international economies, and understand how these influence the performance and prospects of regions, sectors, industries, and your specific business firm;
• Access up-to-date research findings to make successful and strategic business decisions; and
• Apply business economic tools to create value in every facet of your organization.

You will return to your firm re-energized and equipped with strategies and innovative solutions leading it to success in the new global competitive environment.

Connect with Top Executives

• Interact with company presidents and vice presidents, directors, NGO and government leaders, entrepreneurs, expatriates, ambassadors, and professionals
• Share your ideas and challenges with executives from diverse business backgrounds and nationalities (over 1,600 alumni represented by 26 nationalities since 1974)
• Network with top government officials and business leaders through “kapihan” and alumni get-togethers

Program Delivery

Enjoy a Flexible and Convenient Schedule

• 3 half-day sessions per month for 11 months
• Choice of a weekday or weekend schedule
• Inclusive of 2 out-of-town conferences (local and international)

Program Coverage

• National Economy and Business Impacts
• Macroeconomic Policy
• Business Economic Forecasting Techniques
• Microeconomics and Social Economics
• Competitive Strategy and International Economics
• Strategic Finance
• Strategic Marketing and Logistics
• Regional Economics and Agribusiness
• Strategic Thinking and Management
• Strategic Human Resource Economics and Business Ethics
• Global Competitiveness Issues and Program Integration