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. ... [-]

The Applied Business Economics Program (ABEP) is a Master's program for young managers who are looking for more than the usual in a graduate business course. ABEP prides itself on its over 30 years of experience in business and economic policy planning and analysis that trace its roots to the Center for Research and Communication, the forerunner institution of the University of Asia and the Pacific (UA&P).

In addition to the fundamental management areas of production, marketing, and finance, ABEP also covers macroeconomic and microeconomic analysis, industry analysis, forecasting, and project analysis. Equipped with these tools and the knowledge to wield them with precision, the ABEP graduate is prepared to make sharp business and economic analyses as well as draw out implications of business decisions–-at the level of the company, the industry, and the economy as a whole.... [-]

Master International Business Economics

The MIBE is a one-year course duration program. It operates on a schedule of three semesters of four months each. The students must take 8 core courses in the first two semesters. For the third semester, the students select one of the two plans: writing a thesis or taking supplementary 2 elective courses and a workshop. Upon successful completion of the third semester, the students awarded a Master Degree in International Business Economics. Additional semesters (not exceeding five academic years) are designed to accommodate thesis-option students who need more time to finish their works as well as workshop-option students who can not pass the workshop plan requirements in three semesters.... [-]