Botra University of Malaysia, located in Deng Sha District, Selangor, Malaysia, was founded in 193 1. It is a famous research-oriented comprehensive university in Southeast Asia, with about 30,000 teachers and students. Its main campus covers an area of 1 103 hectares, only 25 kilometers away from downtown Kuala Lumpur. 1973, UPM and the Department of Agriculture of the University of Malaya merged to form the University of Malaya Agriculture. 1999 officially changed its name to Botra University, Malaysia, with a branch in Sarawak, Malaysia.

Botra University is one of the largest universities in Malaysia and a key school to promote the growth of experienced and skilled human capital in Malaysia. It is highly committed to the effective formulation of teaching strategies, scientific research, innovation and innovative practice of professional services. Boda 9 1% teachers have doctoral degrees.

20 1 1 In response to the Malaysian Prime Minister's plan of "building a world-class business school in 2020", the Botras Business School Foundation was established after upgrading from the Graduate School of Management (GSM) of Botra University. The President of Botra University served as the Chairman of Botras Business School Foundation, and 20 18 and 10 became the first in Malaysia. It is the only higher education institution in Malaysia where all teachers have doctoral degrees and professors account for more than 60%.

In 20 13, the College and the School of Business and Economics of Botra University were the first educational entities in Malaysia to obtain AACSB certification, and at the same time, they were certified by ABSET2 1 of Japan (members include Fudan University and Northeastern University) and CMI of British Chartered Management Association.

Motivation of running a school

The motivation of Malaysian Prime Minister's Office and Botra University to establish this autonomous graduate school is to train more outstanding government and state-owned enterprise cadres for Malaysia, so as to promote Hongyuan's development in Malaysia. The local MBA students of Botras Business School mainly come from Malaysian government departments and state-owned enterprises.

For example: Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Health, Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission, Malaysian Power Company, Malaysian National Oil Company and so on. Through years of training, Botras Business School has also sent many outstanding alumni to the United Nations, the International Monetary Fund, the World Health Organization and other international cooperation organizations.