Summer Course – Business School

Program Overview

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Sustainable Business Development (SBD) 2025 marks the 5th edition of the program since its inception in 2021. This year’s theme, “Sustainable Food System: Synergy between Business and Technology,” aims to foster interdisciplinary collaboration and international engagement in business and management.

Invited Speakers
Prominent speakers include:
• Assoc Prof Salmi Mohd Isa (Universiti Sains Malaysia)
• Dr. Ramona Blanes (Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow, UK)
• Assoc Prof Nina N. Shimoguchi (Tokyo University of Agriculture, Japan)
• Dr. Mariana Kowkow (Adam Smith Business School, University of Glasgow, UK)
• Assoc Prof Dr. Nalini Arumugam (Universiti Sultan Zainal Abidin, Malaysia)
• Prof. Oscar Rodil (University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain)
• Dr. Masamu Kamaga (Kirirom Institute of Technology, Cambodia)
• Dr. Thomas Slijper (Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden)
• Assoc Prof Siti Jahroh (IPB School of Business)
• Dr. R. Dikky Indrawan (IPB School of Business)
• Dr. Zenal Asikin (IPB School of Business)

SBD 2025 offers a unique opportunity for students and academics to engage in global discussions, gain practical knowledge, and expand their professional networks in the field of sustainable business and management.

Requirements

1. Complete the registration form at: ipb.link/sbd2025registration
2. Upload a receent photograph
3. Upload student ID
4. Upload passport
5. Upload curriculum vitae
6. Provide a recommendation letter from your home university

Benefits

• 5-nights stay at 3-star-hotel
• Local transport and ticket during Summer Course activities
• Fieldtrip
• Prizes for Poster Competition’s winners
• Lunch during the program
• Transferable course credit (2 credits)
• Expert lectures
• Class discussions with students from partner universities
• Cultural exchange opportunity
• Certificate

More Information

ipb.link/sbd-summercourse-2025

Industry and University Partners

Universiti Sains Malaysia (Malaysia); University of Glasgow (UK); Universitas Sultan Zaenal Abidin (Malaysia); Tokyo University of Agriculture (Japan); University of Santiago de Compostela (Spain); Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (Sweden); Kirirom Institute of Technology (Cambodia).