Department of Management Studies

The Department of Management Studies (DMS) is the heart of management education in Myanmar which nurtures business and management professionals with a holistic perspective and versatile in functional areas of business and industry. The department is originated as Research Department since the establishment of Yangon Institute of Economics in 1964. In 1987, the Research Department was transformed into the Department of Management Studies. Since its inception, the DMS has produced management graduates who are currently serving in reputed business organizations both in public and private sector organizations.

The DMS offers both undergraduate and graduate courses to fulfill the intellectual and practical requirements of the business and industry. The DMS operates one bachelor degree programme: Bachelor of Business Administration, one master degree programme: Master of Business Administration (MBA) and two post-graduate diploma programme: Diploma in Management and Administration (DMA); and Post-Graduate Diploma in Human Resources Management (PGDHRM). The DMS launched the first MBA Programme in Myanmar in 1995 and now it offers MBA degree courses under three types of programme: Regular MBA course for fresh graduates, Executive MBA and Online MBA course for experienced working executives, managers, entrepreneurs, and other business leaders who want to hold a full-time job while they earn their degree. Moreover, several business and management certificate courses are offered from two separate centres under the management of DMS, namely Myanmar-India Entrepreneurship Development Centre (MIEDC) and Centre of Excellent for Business Skilled Development (CEBSD).

The DMS is continually endeavoring to develop responsible leaders, managers, entrepreneurs, and professionals who makes a positive contribution to the society.

Vision

To be an internationally recognized programme in business education and research for helping to create a better Myanmar business society.

Mission

To develop competent business leaders who possess integrated skills, knowledge and experience with global vision and local commitment responsibly.

Objectives

Our graduates should have the abilities to

Demonstrate the knowledge of management concepts and apply appropriate decision-making tools in real business environment.
Formulate the business strategies that based on contextual knowledge from the assessment of external environment and internal resources, and capabilities of the organizations.
Design and execute innovative business ideas to be success practically.
Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse teams and in multidisciplinary settings.
Engage in independent and life-long learning for trends and issues in business world.
Being ethical and socially responsible leaders who are promoting sustainable development of the economy.

Strategic Goals

To provide the students with the knowledge, skills and attitudes that aim to meet the challenges of managing modern businesses in the globalization context.

Contact

Address : Padamya Builing, Hlaing Campus, Parami Road, P.O.11052, Yangon , Myanmar.

Phone No : ++951664684

Email : mbaeco2018@gmail.com

Website : www.yueco.edu.mm

ActivitiesAnnouncement

Name	Dr. Nu Nu Lwin
Position	Professor (Head) Director, MBA Programme
Organization:	Department of Management Studies
Contact:	Ph. No. (+95)1 664 684; Email: nnlwin.yue@yueco.edu.mm
Education Achievement:	1. B. Com (Hons.), YUEco 2. M. Com, YUEco 3. DCSc, UCSY 4. M. Sc (ICP), Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, JAPAN 5. Ph. D (Economics), YUEco
Teaching Subjects:	1. Strategic Management 2. Marketing Management 3. International Business Management	4. Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management 5. Consumer Behavior 6. Managerial Economics
Publication:	1. A Study on the Impact of AFTA on Myanmar, Journal of the Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science, Vol.VI, No.7,2008. https://meral.edu.mm/records/1395?community=yueco#.X4Axq3VS-M8 1. Analysis on International Trade of CLM Countries, Institute of Developing Economics (IDE), Japan, No.215,2009. https://www.ide.go.jp/English/Publish/Download/Dp/215.html 2. ASEAN-Japan Comprehensive Economic Partnership and its Impact on CLM Countries, Institute of Developing Economics (IDE), Japan, 2009. https://meral.edu.mm/records/1644?community=yueco#.X4A1W3VS-M8 3. Smuggling and Import Duties in Myanmar, Institute of Developing Economics (IDE), Japan, N0.258,2010 (Co-author). .https://www.ide.go.jp/English/Publish/Download/Dp/258.html 4. Analysis on International Trade of Myanmar (1998-2007), Research Journal of Yangon Institute of Economics, Vol.2, No.1, 2010. https://meral.edu.mm/records/1270?community=yueco#.X4A1nnVS-M8 5. “Agricultural Transformation, Institutional Changes, and Rural Development in Ayeyarwady Delta, Myanmar”, In P.S. Intal, S. Oum, & M. J.O. Simorangkir (2010). Agricultural Development, Trade & Regional Cooperation in Developing East Asia, ERIA, ISBN 978-602-8660-43-3 (Co-author). https://www.eria.org/publications/key_reports/agricultural-development-trade-and-regional-cooperation-in-developing-east-asia.html 6. ASEAN-India Connectivity: A Myanmar Perspective, In F. Kimura & S. Umezaki (2011). ASEAN-India Connectivity: The Comprehensive Asia Development Plan, Phase II, ERIA Research Project Report 2010 (Co-author). https://www.eria.org/publications/asean—india-connectivity-the-comprehensive-asia-development-plan-phase-ii/ 7. An Analysis on Influencing Factors of Myanmar Imports, Journal of the Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science, Vol. X, No.11,2012. https://meral.edu.mm/records/2748?community=yueco#.X4A16HVS-M8 8. “ASEAN SME Policy Index 2014 (Myanmar)”, In ASEAN SME Policy Index: Towards Competitive, and Innovative ASEAN SMEs, ERIA Research Project Report, June, 2014. ISBN 978-602-8660-71-6. https://www.eria.org/publications/asean-sme-policy-index-2014-towards-competitive-and-innovative-asean-smes/ 9. Mekong Supply Chain Study Country Report: Mandalay Region, Myanmar, Institute for International Trade & Investment (ITI), Japan, No.55, 2017 (Co-author). http://www.iti.or.jp/report_55.pdf 10. Myanmar & BIMSTEC, Conference Paper at “BIMSTEC at 20: Priorities & Prospects”, National University of Singapore”, 2018. https://www.isas.nus.edu.sg/events/isas-cosatt-kas-workshop-2/ 11. Entrepreneurial Education in Myanmar: With the Reference to Korean Experience, The Myanmar Journal, Co-published by “Yangon University of Economics” and “Korea Myanmar Research Institute, Vol.6, No.1, ISSN-2383 6563 (Online), 2019. http://www.komyra.com/bbs/board.php?bo_table=articles&wr_id=224- 12. Entrepreneurship in Myanmar: The Creation and Development of New Firms, The Myanmar Journal, Co-published by “Yangon University of Economics” and “Korea Myanmar Research Institute, Vol.6, No.1, ISSN-2383 6563 (Online), 2019. http://www.komyra.com/bbs/board.php?bo_table=articles&wr_id=226 13. A Study on Commercial Performance of Domestic Airlines in Myanmar, Yangon University of Economics Research Journal, Vol.6, No.1, 2019. 14. https://meral.edu.mm/records/1562?community=yueco#.X4BKlXVS-M8 15. Impact of Leadership Style on Employee Engagement in Civil Society Organizations in Mandalay Region, The Myanmar Journal, Co-published by “Yangon University of Economics” and “Korea Myanmar Research Institute, Vol.7, No.2, ISSN-2383 6563 (Online), 2020. http://www.komyra.com/bbs/ board.php?bo_table=articles&wr_id=276&sfl=wr_1&stx=7-2 16. The Effect of Corporate Social Responsibility on Organizational Identification and Work Engagement of Tour Operators in Yangon: Moderating Effect of Personal Social Responsibility, The Myanmar Journal, Co-published by “Yangon University of Economics” and “Korea Myanmar Research Institute, Vol.7, No.4, ISSN-2383 6563 (Online), 2020. http://www.komyra.com/bbs/board.php?bo_table=articles&wr_id=300
Paper Reading (Seminar/ Workshop/ Conference)	1. ရန်ကုန်မြို့ရှိ ပုဂ္ဂလိကအိမ်ရာဆောက်လုပ်ရေးလုပ်ငန်းများကို လေ့လာခြင်း (၁၉၉၃-၁၉၉၈), 34^th Anniversary Founders’ Day of Yangon Institute of Economics, YUEco, Yangon (5 December 1998) 2. Building Competitive Advantages through Strategies of Myanmar Brewery Company, 38^th Anniversary Founders’ Day of Yangon Institute of Economics, YUEco, Yangon (December 2002) 3. “AEC & Myanmar: Implementation, Outcomes, Impacts and Ways Forward”, ASEAN Economic Community Blueprint Mid Term Review (MTR) Project, ERIA, Jakarta, Indonesia (11 February 2012) 4. “ASEAN SME Policy Index: Findings & Recommendation for Myanmar”, ERIA Capacity Building Seminar 2013: Overcoming Challenges Ahead: Myanmar’s ASEAN Chair 2014, AEC and Beyond 2015, Thingaha Hotel, Nay Pyi Taw (29 November 2013) 5. Discussant on Culture and Development in Southeast Asia, 2014 International Conference ISEAS/BUFS, Busan, S. Korea (30 May 2014) 6. Myanmar’s Ecology & Environment, Seminar held at Asia Center, Seoul National University, Seoul, S. Korea (31 August 2014) 7. “ASEAN SME Policy Index 2014 (Myanmar)”, Workshop on ASEAN SME Policy Index 2014: Key Findings and Ways Forward for Myanmar, Park Royal Hotel, Yangon, Myanmar (27 November 2014) 8. Entrepreneurship & SMEs in Myanmar: Opportunities & Challenges, Seminar held by Myanmar Young Entrepreneurship Association (MYEA), Hotel Mandalay, Mandalay (4 December 2014) 9. “Strengthening SME Policy Development through Data Enhancement in Myanmar”, Workshop on SME Statistics, Myanmar Japan Center, Yangon, Myanmar (30 June 2015) 10. “Developing Entrepreneurship and SMEs in Myanmar: Lessons Learned from the Experience of Korea”, The 2016 Korea-Myanmar Connectivity Forum: In Search of Promoting the Relations of Myanmar and Korea, National Museum, Yangon (29 September 2016) 11. Development of SMEs in Myanmar, The Region Economy of Myanmar and Its Future Forum, YUEco, Yangon, (6 January 2017)
Current Research:	1. Corporate Social Responsibility & Organizational Citizenship Behavior in Telecommunication Companies in Myanmar (Presented at 2^nd Myanmar Universities Research Conference, Not yet issued) 2. Change Management of Private Banks in Myanmar (Paper submitted for University Research Journal; Not yet issued) 3. Factors Influencing Innovative Work Behavior and Individual Work Performance of Business Executives (Submitted to Yangon University of Economics Research Journal, Not yet issued) 4. Shared Value Creation of Myanmar Business Executives (Paper submitted for Research Conference for the Centenary of the University of Yangon 2020 – RCCUY2020) 5. Evaluating the Drivers of Green Consumption Behavior (Paper submitted for Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science Research Journal, Not yet issued)
Other:	1. Member, Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science (MAAS) 2. Member in Accounting Standards Committee, Curriculum Committee, & Examination Committee of Myanmar Accountancy Council 3. Member, ERIA Research Team, YUEco 4. Coordinator of TOOLKIT Project Team (YUEco) for Designing and Managing International Relations, Educational Projects and Mobility Schemes in Asian Universities

Name	Dr. Myint Myint Kyi
Position	Professor
Organization:	Department of Management Studies
Contact:	Phone No: 09-5149237, Email: myint.mynt@gmail.com
Education Achievement:	1.	B.Com (Hons.), YUEco
	2.	M.Com, YUEco
	3.	DCSc, UCSY
	4.	M.Sc (Project Management), University of Greenwich, UK
	5.	Ph.D (Commerce), YUEco
Field of Study:	1.	Production & Operations Management
Field of Study:	2.	Project Management
	3.	Creativity and Innovation
Teaching Subjects:	1.	Production & Operations Management
	2.	Strategic Management
	3.	Project Management
	4.	Marketing Management
	5.	Marketing Research
Publication:	1.	Innovation, Creativity and Performance of Myanmar Traditional Medicine Manufacturers, Journal of Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science, Vol-IX, No-9
	2.	Team Types and Perceived Efficiency in Cross-professional Teamwork of Special Clinics in Meiktila, Universities Research Journal, Vol-4, No-1
	3.	Employee Engagement in Information Technology Industry, Meiktila Institute of Economics Research Journal, Vol-4, No-1
	4.	Administrators’ Leadership Styles and Teachers’ Organizational Commitment at Higher Education Institutions in Myanmar, The Myanmar Journal, Vol-6, No-1, www.komyra.com, ISSN 2383-6563 (Online)
	5.	Export Market-Based Resources, Capabilities, Export Competitive Advantage and Export Performance of Myanmar Rice Exporting Companies, The Myanmar Journal, Vol-6, No-2, www.komyra.com , ISSN 2383-6563 (Online)
	6.	Effect of Experience, Value and Satisfaction on Visitors’ Response to Shopping Malls in Myanmar, The Myanmar Journal, Vol-6, No-2, www.komyra.com , ISSN 2383-6563 (Online)
	7.	Effect of Strategic Thinking Competencies on Intelligent Organization Management of Myanmar Business Executives, The Myanmar Journal, Vol-7, No-2, www.komyra.com , ISSN 2383-6563 (Online)
	8.	Effect of Fear of Missing Out and Anxiety on Delegation, Yangon University of Economics Research Journal, Vol-7, No-1
	9.	Business Results through Innovative Solutions for Social Results, Myanmar Universities Research Conference Proceedings, Vol-1, Issue-2
	10.	Opportunities and Challenges to Rural Entrepreneurship in Bilu Island, Mon State, Myanmar, Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science Journal, Vol- XVIII, No-8 (Best Paper Award)
Paper Reading (Seminar/Workshop/Conference)		မြန်မာ့စက်မှုအခြေခံလယ်ယာလူပ်ငန်း၏ စီးပွားဖြစ်လုပ်ဆောင်နိုင်မှု (ရန်ကုန်တိုင်း ကွမ်းခြံကုန်းမြိုနယ်အတွင်း ကွင်းဆင်းလေ့လာချက်), 34^thAnniversary Founders’ Day of Yangon Institute of Economics, YUEco, Yangon (5 December 1998)

Current Research:	1.	Effect of Blue Ocean Leadership and Inter-Organizational Collaboration of Yangon City Development Committee Members on City Performance of Yangon, Myanmar, Submitted to Myanmar Academy of Arts and Science Research Journal, Not Yet Issued
Current Research:	2.	Leadership Styles, Bases of Power and Contribution to Constituencies of Pyithu Hluttaw Representatives, Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Presented at 2nd Myanmar Universities Research Conference, Not Yet Issued (Won the First Prize)
	3.	Leader Behavior, Knowledge Sharing and Creative Problem-Solving of Amyotha Hluttaw Representatives, Republic of the Union of Myanmar, Submitted to Yangon University of Economics Research Journal, Not Yet Issued
	4.	Effect of Personality Traits on Preference on Online Learning of Online MBA Students at Yangon University of Economics, Submitted to Hintahta Technological University Research Journal, Not Yet Issued
	5.	Factors Influencing Formal and Informal Saving Behavior of Households in Bilu Island, Mon State, Myanmar, World Saving Day Conference Paper, GIZ, Not Yet Issued

Name	Dr. Thin Nwe Oo
Position	Professor
Organization:	Department of Management Studies
Contact:	Phone No: 09-2110127, 09-968058828, Email: thinnwe@gmail.com
Education Achievement:	1.	B. Com. (Hons.)
	2.	M. Com.
	3.	M. Sc. (Project Management) University of Greenwich, UK
	4.	Ph. D (Commerce)
Field of Study:	1.	Human Resources Management	6.	Production and Operation Management
Field of Study:	2.	Strategic Management	7.	Organizational Development and Design
	3.	Service Management	8.	Project Management
	4.	Marketing Management	9.	Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
	5.	Organizational Behavior

Teaching Subjects:	1.	Human Resources Management	6.	Production and Operation Management
	2.	Strategic Management	7.	Entrepreneurship and Small Business Management
	3.	Service Management	8.	Project Management
	4.	Marketing Management	9.	Organizational Development and Design
	5.	Organizational Behavior
Publication: (Tile/Journal/ Volume/No.)	1.	A Study on Motivational Method in Project Teams of Construction Company in Kunming/Monywa Institute of Economics Research Journal/Vol. 3/No. 1
Publication: (Tile/Journal/ Volume/No.)	2.	Service Quality of Monywa University of Economics / Monywa University of Economics Research Journal /Vol. 9/No. 1
Paper Reading (Seminar/Workshop/Conference)	1. 2.	Human Resource Practices in Small Business, ပညာရေးစုံညီပွဲတော်, စီးပွားရေးနှင့် ပညာရေးစာတမ်းဖတ်ပွဲ, ရန်ကုန်စီးပွားရေးတက္ကသိုလ် (၁-၁-၂၀၀၄) A Study on the World Market of Myanmar Timber Enterprises, ၃၅ ကြိမ်မြောက်ရန်ကုန်စီးပွားရေးတက္ကသိုလ် စာတမ်းဖတ်ပွဲ, ရန်ကုန်စီးပွားရေး တက္ကသိုလ် (၁၈-၁၂-၁၉၉၉)

Name	Dr. Hla Hla Mon
Position	Professor
Organization:	Department of Management Studies
Contact:	Phone No: 09-5413992, Email: hhm1964.yie@gmail.com
Education Achievement:	1.	B.Com
	2.	B.Com (Hons.)
	3.	M.Com
	4.	MBA (IB) (AIT, Thailand)
	5.	PhD (Commerce)
Field of Study:	1.	Financial Management	3.	Human Resource Management
Field of Study:	2.	Accounting	4.	General Management

Teaching Subjects:	1.	Management Accounting	4.	Banking and Financial Institutions
	2.	Financial Management	5.	Public Sector Accounting and Auditing
	3.	Capital Market	6.	Leadership

Publication: (Tile/Journal/ Volume/No.)	1.	A Study on the Performance of First Private Bank Limited, Meiktila Institute of Economics Research Journal, Vol.6, No.1, 2015
Publication: (Tile/Journal/ Volume/No.)	2.	Product Safety of Preserved Foods in Myanmar, Yangon University of Economics Research Journal, Vol.7, No.1, 2020-Feb

Department of Management Studies

Head of Department

Dr. Nu Nu Lwin