Conrado Benitez Institute for Business Education
Dean: Dr. Lorenzo C. Lorenzo
Tel no. (632) 526-8421 local 158
E-mail: s_cbibe@pwu.edu.ph
Courses Offered
- Doctor in Business Management
- Doctor in Business Management specializing in
- Hotel & Restaurant Management
- Master in Business Administration
- Master in Business Administration specializing in
- Tourism Management
- Master in Public Administration
- Bachelor of Science in Business Administration major in
- Entrepreneurial Management
- Marketing Management
- Management
- Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (Mixed-Mode)
- Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship
- Bachelor of Science in Accountancy
Career Opportunities
- Educator
- Certified Public Accountant
- Auditor
- Chief Accountant
- Financial Analyst
- Entrepreneur
- Manager
Degree & Work Experience Requirements
- Master's Program
As a general rule, MBA & MPA thesis programs may be completed within two (2)
years of residency, i.e., the student is enrolled for at six trimesters
including thesis writing. For Non-thesis, students are expected to finish
within four to five trimesters.
Maximum residency for Master's degree is 5 years. Students who overstayed
beyond the maximum residency are required to take refresher courses from 6-12 units.
Applicants for the MBA program whose undergraduate degree is non-Business or
non-Commerce, are required to take 12 additional units, 6 units
accounting and another 6 units of management courses. However, the dean, upon
his discretion, may give an exemption to these pre-requisite units for
applicants who have at least 10 years of corporate managerial experience.
Minimum of 2 years work experience is required for the MBA program.
Applicants for the MPA Program must have at least 12 units of management
courses in their bachelor's degree or at least 3
years experience in the government service.
- Doctoral Program
As a general rule, the Doctor in Business Management (DBM) program may be
completed in three (3) years, i.e., the student is enrolled for at eight (8)
trimesters. The maximum residency for a doctoral degree is seven (7) years.
Students who overstayed beyond the maximum residency will be required to take
refresher courses from 6-12 units.
Students who wish to pursue a doctoral program in business management whose
master's degree earned is not in line with business, economics, or
management, must have taken 18 units in the master's level (6 units basic
courses, and 12 units major courses in business management/administration).
Courses taken in their previous master's degree may be credited upon approval
of the dean. The dean may also allow the students to take doctoral courses
with a maximum of 12 units while complying with the 18 units pre-requisite.
Graduates of MBA/MA/MM Non-thesis are required to write a thesis to qualify
for the DBM program.
Minimum of 2 years supervisory experience is required for
the DBM program.
Admission Procedures
- Application for admission to the CBIBE Graduate School of Business and
Management should be filed at the Dean's office
- Upon presentation of the required documents, the applicant is interviewed
by the dean. Entrance exam is given upon the discretion of the dean.
- After the interview by the dean, the applicant is instructed to submit
his admission requirements, personal data sheet, and adviser slip to the
Registrar's Office for assessment.
- Doctoral applicants are required to submit their hardbound thesis.
- Hotel & Restaurant Management
- Tourism Management
- Entrepreneurial Management
- Marketing Management
- Management
As a general rule, MBA & MPA thesis programs may be completed within two (2) years of residency, i.e., the student is enrolled for at six trimesters including thesis writing. For Non-thesis, students are expected to finish within four to five trimesters.
Maximum residency for Master's degree is 5 years. Students who overstayed beyond the maximum residency are required to take refresher courses from 6-12 units.
Applicants for the MBA program whose undergraduate degree is non-Business or non-Commerce, are required to take 12 additional units, 6 units accounting and another 6 units of management courses. However, the dean, upon his discretion, may give an exemption to these pre-requisite units for applicants who have at least 10 years of corporate managerial experience.
Minimum of 2 years work experience is required for the MBA program.
Applicants for the MPA Program must have at least 12 units of management courses in their bachelor's degree or at least 3 years experience in the government service.
As a general rule, the Doctor in Business Management (DBM) program may be completed in three (3) years, i.e., the student is enrolled for at eight (8) trimesters. The maximum residency for a doctoral degree is seven (7) years. Students who overstayed beyond the maximum residency will be required to take refresher courses from 6-12 units.
Students who wish to pursue a doctoral program in business management whose master's degree earned is not in line with business, economics, or management, must have taken 18 units in the master's level (6 units basic courses, and 12 units major courses in business management/administration). Courses taken in their previous master's degree may be credited upon approval of the dean. The dean may also allow the students to take doctoral courses with a maximum of 12 units while complying with the 18 units pre-requisite.
Graduates of MBA/MA/MM Non-thesis are required to write a thesis to qualify for the DBM program.
Minimum of 2 years supervisory experience is required for the DBM program.