Jakarta, February 2026 — To improve student readiness in writing theses and to improve the quality of scientific publications, the Bunda Mulia University Master of Management Study Program is holding a Research Data Processing Soft Skills Training . This activity is part of the academic support for students taking the MMN21 – Applied Research Methods course in the odd semester of the 2025/2026 academic year.
This training is specifically intended for Bunda Mulia University Master of Management students currently taking the Thesis course. Through this activity, students are expected to improve their understanding and skills in systematically and effectively processing research data, which will serve as the primary foundation for writing theses and publishing research results.
This training is specifically intended for Bunda Mulia University Master of Management students currently taking the Thesis course. Through this activity, students are expected to improve their understanding and skills in systematically and effectively processing research data, which will serve as the primary foundation for writing theses and publishing research results.
The training activity was held online through the Google Meet platform on Friday, February 13, 2026, at 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM WIB, with the presence of resource person Prof. Ratlan Pardede, SE, MM, academic and expert in the field of management and research, and guided by moderator Dr. Michael Christian, SE, MM who ensured the discussion session was interactive and conducive. The resource person shared insights and practical experiences related to research data processing that are applicable to students.
This activity received very positive enthusiasm from the Master of Management students at Bunda Mulia University. The participants welcomed the training, considering it highly relevant and helpful in the thesis writing process. Participants responded positively that through this activity they gained a clearer understanding of research data processing techniques, increased their confidence in conducting data analysis independently, and gained practical insights that can be directly applied in the preparation of theses and scientific publications. Students also hope that similar activities can continue to be held on an ongoing basis as part of strengthening academic competency.
By holding this activity, the Bunda Mulia University Master of Management Study Program confirms its commitment to supporting the development of student research competencies and strengthening an academic culture that is oriented towards the quality and relevance of research.