Divine Word University (DWU) - Faculty of Business and Informatics

Divine Word University’s Faculty of Business and Informatics operates within a national, mission‑driven institution headquartered in Madang, with additional campuses in Port Moresby, Rabaul, Wewak and Tabubil. The university’s approach integrates Christian values, academic quality and community engagement, attracting students from across Papua New Guinea and the Pacific. Its identity blends intellectual development with ethical leadership and social responsibility.

DWU emphasizes technology‑enabled learning supported by its Flexible Learning Centre, ensuring broader access and modern teaching methods. As a recognised private university, it maintains a strong domestic reputation for producing skilled graduates who contribute meaningfully to national development and regional workforce needs.

Graduates benefit from DWU’s nationwide footprint and active industry links, gaining entry into roles across government, finance, NGOs, telecommunications and ICT services. Embedded internships, workplace attachments and industry‑led projects help students build career‑relevant skills and professional networks before graduation.

The university’s alumni are visible in public service, banking, accounting firms and technology-related fields, supporting mentorship and employment referrals. Career services provide resume coaching, interview preparation and access to employer events. The faculty also encourages entrepreneurial pathways, equipping students to launch small businesses and contribute to community‑level economic development.

DWU attracts students seeking a purpose‑driven education shaped by ethical leadership, social responsibility and community engagement. The Faculty of Business and Informatics aligns programs with PNG’s development priorities, ensuring graduates possess skills suited to national workforce needs, particularly in business administration and ICT.

The university offers multi‑campus accessibility, flexible learning modes and strong support for women and disadvantaged groups. Internship integration, technology‑enhanced delivery and commitment to practical training make DWU an appealing choice for students who want industry‑ready preparation within a supportive and values‑focused academic environment.

DWU contributes to national development through applied research addressing governance, economic growth, community development and digital transformation. The Faculty of Business and Informatics plays a central role by training professionals who support PNG’s transition to modern information systems and improved organizational practices.

Innovation is driven by the Flexible Learning Centre, which promotes technology‑enabled teaching and blended delivery. Community‑linked projects allow students to apply ICT and business solutions to real challenges, from small enterprise development to social entrepreneurship. The university’s mission‑aligned approach ensures research and teaching produce tangible benefits for local communities.

 What language is used for instruction? Programs are taught in English, and applicants must meet DWU’s English proficiency and academic entry standards.

Can I study part‑time or remotely? Yes. The Flexible Learning Centre supports blended, part‑time and distance learning options suitable for working students and those outside major urban centres.

Are internships included? Most programs include internships or industry projects designed to build practical experience and enhance job readiness in business and IT settings.

Admission requires completion of PNG secondary qualifications or recognized equivalents, along with program‑specific prerequisites. Applications are submitted through DWU’s central admissions office, with deadlines varying by campus and program. Prospective students should confirm availability since some degrees are offered exclusively at the Madang campus.

Tuition fees differ by program, and scholarships are available through DWU and external partners. Accommodation is provided at Madang and select regional campuses. Applicants are advised to plan early for documentation, travel logistics and credit transfer inquiries, especially when enrolling through flexible or diploma‑to‑degree pathways.