Binus University

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Binus University
Anggrek campus of Binus University
Established	August 8, 1996
Type	Private
Rector	Harjanto Prabowo
Students	21711 (undergraduates only as of 2007)
Location	Jakarta, Indonesia
Campus	Syahdan Campus, Anggrek Campus, Kijang Campus, and Joseph Wibowo Center
Colors	Blue
Website	www.binus.ac.id

Binus University, formerly Bina Nusantara,^[1] is a university located in Jakarta, Indonesia.

The university was founded on October 21, 1974 as the "Modern Computer Course," a short-term computer training institute, and evolved into a full-scale university with undergraduate, graduate, and postgraduate degree programs. It was established as Bina Nusantara University on August 8, 1996.

Faculties and academic programmes

The Faculty of Computer Studies consists of four departments: Information Systems, Computer Science (Computer Science, Mobile Application and Technology), Computer Engineering, and Computer Accounting (Computerized Accounting, Information System Audit).
The Faculty of Science and Technology consists of three departments: Industrial Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Architecture.
The Faculty of Economics and Business consists of three departments: Management (Management, International Marketing), Accounting, and Hotel Management.
The Faculty of Language and Culture consists of three departments: English Literature, Japanese Literature, and Chinese Literature.
The Faculty of Communication and Multimedia consists of three departments: Marketing Communication (Broadcasting, Public Relation, Digital Journalism), Visual Communication Design (New Media, Animation, Creative Advertising), and Interior Design.
The Faculty of Psychology consists of one department: Department of Psychology.
The Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences consists of two departments: Mathematics and Statistics.

Campuses

Kampus Syahdan - Universitas Bina Nusantara

Syahdan campus

Kampus Kijang - Bina Nusantara University

Kijang campus

The university has four campuses located in the Greater Jakarta area, Anggrek campus in Kebon Jeruk, Syahdan and Kijang campus in Palmerah, and Alam Sutera campus in Tangerang. in addition, the Joseph Wibowo Center for Advance Learning (JWC) is in Kebayoran Baru.

References

↑ "BINUS University | History". binus.ac.id. Retrieved 10 November 2011.

External links

Wikimedia Commons has media related to Bina Nusantara University.

Official website

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