Business English | Description | From 2020

LEARNING OUTCOMES

1. Understanding basic knowledge of social sciences, natural sciences, and business English  

• Presenting basic knowledge of social sciences and humanities as well as natural sciences to be able to acquire professional education knowledge and  to study higher.
• Describing systematic knowledge of the English major and the Business English major as well as basic knowledge of intercultural communication.

2. Forming and applying new knowledge based on analytical skills and critical thinking.

• Applying English language skills and knowledge of Business English appropriately.
• Synthesizing, analysing, refining information to apply new knowledge in the commercial field.

3. Developing effective communication and teamwork skills within and outside the professional contexts.

• Developing communication and presentation skills to work well inside and outside professional contexts.
• Developing teamwork and presentation skills in educational and professional environments

4. Generating ideas, designing, implementing, and applying knowledge and new technologies in the field of business english

• Formulating ideas and planning improvement activities in business.
• Implementing plans and evaluating the effectiveness of improvement activities in business.
• Assessing the efficiency of technology and utilizing it appropriately in business operations.

II. DISTRIBUTION OF KNOWLEDGE BASE

1. General Knowledge (36 Credits):

Compulsory Courses (33 Credits):

• Political Theories and General Law (12 Credits)
• Social Sciences and Humanities (18 Credits)
• Introduction to English Linguistics (3 Credits)

Elective Courses (3 Credits).

• Information Technology (3 Credits)

2. Specialized Knowledge

Compulsory Courses (96 Credits):

1. Core and Specialized Courses (78 Credits)
2. Graduation Internship (Pre-Internship + Full Internship) (9 Credits)
3. Graduation Thesis or Alternative Courses (9 Credits)

PROGRAM CONTENT
A. Compulsory Part (126 Credits):
1. General Education Knowledge (33 Credits)
2. Professional Education Knowledge (93 Credits):

Foundation Knowledge (54 Credits)

• Specialized Knowledge (Theoretical and Practical Courses) (21 Credits)
• Specialized Knowledge (Internship Courses) (9 Credits)
• Graduation Options (Students choose one of the following):
  • Option 1: Thesis (9 Credits)
  • Option 2: Courses in Place of Thesis: Project (6 Credits), Marketing Research (3 Credits)
  • Option 3: Courses in Place of Thesis: Marketing Research (3 Credits), Banking Operations (3 Credits), Pragmatics (3 Credits)

B. Elective Part (9 Credits):
1. Foundation Knowledge (Students select one course per group):

• Phonetics & Phonology (3 Credits)
• Morphology & Syntax (3 Credits)
• British Studies (3 Credits)
• American Studies (3 Credits)
• ASEAN Studies (3 Credits)

2. Specialized Knowledge (Students select one course per group):
a. For Cohorts 20–22:

• Intercultural Communication in Business (3 Credits)
• International Logistics (3 Credits)
• Investment Analysis (3 Credits)

b. For Cohort 23:

• Intercultural Communication in Business (3 Credits)
• Banking Operations (3 Credits)
• Investment Analysis (3 Credits)

III. GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS

• Completing 132 credits, including compulsory and elective courses.
• Achieving a minimum level of English language proficiency equivalent to C1 of CEFR.
• Fulfilling National Defense Education requirements.
• Meeting the required scores for Community and Social Work.
• Completing all tuition fees.