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Her presence reflects a shared mission: to bridge disciplines, empower future leaders, and strengthen global collaboration in business education. Read more about Prof. Gruenewald on sbm.itb.ac.id

SBM ITB welcomes Prof. Hazel Gruenewald, Professor of Organizational Behavior at Reutlingen University, Germany, as a Visiting Professor.

You did it, future leader! Welcome to the SBM ITB’28 💙 Let’s build impact for better #futretogether. PS: Don’t forget to re-register at admission.itb ✨

To all April 2025 graduates, congratulations! You’ve reached the end of one chapter, and the sky is your next beginning. Keep learning, keep growing, and keep reaching higher. We’re proud of you. Now go make your mark. The future is wide open.

Happy Good Friday. Thinking of the power of grace and redemption today.

Who will lead SBM ITB next? The journey to elect the Dean of SBM ITB for 2025–2030 has officially begun.

The spirit of interdisciplinary collaboration across our multi-campus ecosystem continues to advance, evolve, and transform for a brighter future. May ITB continue to drive innovation, excellence, and meaningful impact. Happy 66th Dies Natalis, ITB!

Through her session on “Polishing Your Grooming and Business Etiquette,” students learned how to present themselves professionally and make a strong first impression. Want to leave a lasting impact? Swipe through for expert tips.

A huge thank you to Elke Alexandrina, Head of ASEAN Public Relations Study Center (CAPRS) and Lecturer from LSPR Communication & Business Institute, for sharing valuable insights in the Business Communication course at SBM ITB!

Imagine walking into a meeting, before you even say a word, people have already judged you. That’s why appearance, body language, and a proper handshake matter in the professional world!

Muhammad Yorga Permana, SBM ITB researcher, highlights how this trend signals deeper structural challenges and the urgent need for better career preparation.

The viral hashtag #KaburAjaDulu reflects the frustration of young Indonesians facing job scarcity, low wages, and economic uncertainty.

Based on her experience, she advises fellow researchers to carefully evaluate conferences before submitting their work, considering factors such as the event’s track record, the expertise of its panelists, and its overall reputation. Huge congratulations, Jessica!

Jessita’s research introduced the OMNI Personality Traits measurement tool and examined its effectiveness in academic and professional contexts.

As a Master of Science in Management (MSM) student at SBM ITB, Jessita’s journey to the conference was not without challenges, requiring Jessita to balance manuscript writing, data collection and analysis, and administrative tasks.