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‘KUBS 120 MARCH’ Campaign Nears 40% of Goal … Total Pledges Reach Approx. KRW 4.6 Billion

‘KUBS 120 MARCH’ Campaign Nears 40% of Goal … Total Pledges Reach Approx. KRW 4.6 Billion Three major large-scale pledges secured within four months of launch … Campaign continues through November 30     Korea University Business School’s KRW 12 billion fundraising campaign, “KUBS 120 MARCH,” has secured approximately KRW 4.6 billion in pledged donations within just four months of its launch, nearing 40% of its goal.   Since the campaign’s launch in January, when pledged donations stood at around KRW 2 billion, the total has more than doubled in just three months. From December 1, 2025, to November 30, 2026, total pledges reached KRW 4,652,317,231, with 324 participants, including corporations, alumni, faculty, staff, and students.       | Three major pledges secured … Alumni and corporations join forces    One of the most notable achievements is the securing of three major pledges. An anonymous donor pledged support for the research fund, Eugene Investment & Securities Co., Ltd. for the development fund, and Samyang Tongsang for scholarships. Alumni account for approximately 62% of total pledges, while corporations represent about 35%, jointly driving the campaign forward.   Group donations have also continued. Following the participation of the Class of ’81 alumni association, the Business School Class of ’79 Scholarship Committee (28 members), the KUBS Class of ’98 Alumni Night (126 participants), as well as faculty and staff, have also joined the campaign.      | Expanding participation across classes, generations, and professions    The donor base is highly diverse. Participation spans from alumni who entered in the 1970s to current students from the Class of ’26, as well as members of EMBA, DBA, and AMP programs, undergraduate alumni, and even alumni from the College of Medicine. From individual research labs and faculty bands to student councils, all corners of the Business School are actively engaging with the campaign, further broadening its base of participation.   This campaign is particularly meaningful in that it places value not only on the total amount raised but also on participation itself. From small contributions starting at KRW 10,000 to major gifts reaching KRW 1 billion, every act of giving becomes part of the shared legacy of KUBS’s 120-year history.    | Investing in the future campus… Advancing the 3C Trading Zone and 4Tech strategy    The funds raised are being used to realize the Business School’s future vision. Alongside the advancement of the “4Tech Strategy,” centered on AI, semiconductors, energy, and robotics, spatial innovation projects are also taking shape.   The Business School is already operating AI-focused tracks and 4Tech micro-degree programs, and continues to expand its educational and research capabilities with its largest-ever full-time faculty body of 95 members.   On the basement level of Hyundai Motor Hall, the “3C Trading Zone (tentative name)” is currently under development, with a trading demo day scheduled for early May. The space will also include an Art & Culture Room. Artist Uhm Jung-soon’s installation piece, K, the Noseless Elephant, has already been installed in the building.   Construction has also begun on an LED display in the lobby of LG-POSCO Hall, which will serve as a large-scale digital donor wall. An opening ceremony is scheduled following the conclusion of the campaign in May.   Dean Eonsoo Kim stated, “We have come this far thanks to the collective support of each and every member,” adding, “We hope more people will join us on this journey as we prepare for the next 120 years of the Business School.”   The “KUBS 120 MARCH” campaign will continue through November 30, 2026. Donations can be made via the official sponsorship page (box.donus.org/box/koreauniversity/KUBS120march).   As of December 1, 2025 – November 30, 2026 | Total pledged amount: KRW 4,652,317,231

2026.04.17 Views 2121

'8th KUBS Mentoring Day for teenagers' successfully held

'8th KUBS Mentoring Day for teenagers' successfully held     '8th KUBS Mentoring Day for teenagers' was successfully held on January 26 (Sat). This event was held by Korea University Student Ambassador (KUBE) along with 10 other KUBS students participating as mentors. Approximately 120 high school sophomores who want to enter Korea University Business School attended this event. Joonghyuk Kim KUBS Vice Dean welcomed them by saying, "Be KUBS student for this one day and enjoy every infrastructure provided by KUBS".    This event commenced by KUBE introducting seven majors in Business School and KUBS campus life, providing high school students who are newly exposed to 'What Business Administration is.' Professor Jaehwan Kim also helped them easily understand about 'Business Administration' in the eye to eye level of high school students. Meanwhile, KUBS campus tour was held which definitely improved the awareness and image of KUBS towards high school students.     During 'Business Practical Exercise Session' students made a presentation about 'Elaborating maintainable business strategy by using survival inequation'. Students participated with seriousness, puting themselves in a position of a CEO. Min-Ju Bong from  Hanyang High School Attached To the College of Education said that after all these beneficial lectures and exercises, I am interested in the division of marketing. She continued that she will practice more about marketing by selecting 'marketing' as her topic for school project.   After the exercise, group mentoring was followed. During the mentoring many questions like studying method, scores regarding university admission, and universty life were asked. Ga-Yoon Kim (Business 18) who attended as student mentor said, 'It was demanding for me to prepare for this mentoring day but it was very meaningful to see mentees being proactive and enthusiastic. If there is another chance in the future, I would like to participate again." Meanwhile Min-Sang Yoo, high school student from Sorae High School said, "My mentor told me stories that are very realistic about university life which made me think KUBS more attractive."     Attendees wrote rolling paper to each other in the end of the day. Vice Dean Joonghyuk Kim said, "I think great connection between KUBS students and high school students is made through this mentoring day. I hope students here can enter KUBS after two years and hope we can meet up then." KUBS Mentoring Day is held twice every year during summer break and winter break targeting high school sophomores. One can apply through KUBS web site during separate application period.  

2019.01.29 Views 4157

<2018 On-Job Training contest exhibit awarding ceremony>, In-Kyung Yeo (Business 15) received a Gran

, In-Kyung Yeo (Business 15) received a Grand prize     Hosted by Ministry of Education and National Research Foundation in Korea, supervised by Korea University LINC Plus Enterprise Organization was held in Hana Square Multi media room on January 23 (Wed) and In-Kyung Yeo (Business 15) received a Grand prize. This contest was for students who interned during 2018 spring semester, summer vacation and 2018 winter semester. Accepted applications from December 10 to December 28 thus many students participated who are willing to share their experience in the meeting.   Award ceremony was opened by greetings speech from Byung ho Choi, chief of LINC Plus Enterprise Organization. He said, "LINC Plus supports Korea University students establishing start ups, and convergence education to produce quality human resources for job market. We are also willing to collect opinions and ideas from students and we congratulate students who are rewarded today beforehand."   Ceremony continued with Young ho Jin, professor who is in charge of Industry-University collaboration, giving speech about memoirs along with speech of encouragement. He said, "While reading the memoirs, I could know that our students already have set their goal and purpose, and what they learn during the internship and how they will going to elaborate these skills acquired were quite clear and specific. Students prepared about 30 years for 40 years of real world work life. This intenship experience will be the basics of your future work life. I hope you can manange your career life well in the future."   Aside from award winners who couldn't participate due to work and other reasons, grand prize was given to In-Kyung Yeo with 1 million KRW award, and three participation awards were given out as well. In-Kyung Yeo said, "Whilst doing my task, I tried to think beforehand the reason for this task. I basically thought about every single steps and every goal, process, and result about it. Doing this helped me to write memoir clearly with all the information needed included. Also, during the internship, the work was too intensive which made my whole day so busy. Thus I couldn't categorize my daily tasks and what I learned but through writing this memoir, I could organize my experience clearly. This memoir itself is a good experience and a portfolio."   For the second best prize winner 2 students were given 500k KRW each, for the excellence award winner 7 students were nominated along with 250k KRW each and for the participation award, 20 students were nominated and given 100k KRW each. After taking group photo the ceremony was finished.

2019.01.29 Views 4140

KUBS 809 New Year Party, Full of love towards Alma Mater

KUBS 809 New Year Party, Full of love towards Alma Mater     KUBS 809 New Year Party was held in Ahn Young Il Hall located in LG-POSCO Building on January 17 (Thu). This event was hosted by current KUBS Dean Jae Wook Kim and many important people attended; KUBS Vice Dean Joonghyuk Kim, KUBS Vice Chair Bae ho Kim, Vice Chair of KUBS Alumni Association Ja Hyung Koo, President of Female Alumni Association Choong Jin Lee and more than 40 other alumnis participated.   809 Chairman Soo-Geun Park opened the ceremony by giving a speech to thank Dean Jae Wook Kim for hosting this meeting and New Year's greeting. Event was smoothly held followed by Dean's comment saying, "While I was thinking about there would be many alumnis who were curious about how their home university has changed, I got to know the fact that 809 is doing New Year Party so I reached out and invited them into their own school." He continued, "Have great time here and as always, I hope alumnis here could maintain their courtesy and love toward their Alma Mater."   Vice Chair of KUBS Alumni Association Ja Hyung Koo followed, "Until now, KUBS Alumni Association is ran by Alumnis with their student number starts with 1970~ and so on. I strongly hope our alumnis who entered KUBS on 1980s could more actively participate in Alumni Association thereby both Alumni Association and 809 can advance one step forward."   President of Female Alumni Association Choong Jin Lee said, "I'm running Female Alumni Association for past six years, and as years go by, there are many events, ceremonies and meetings increasing." She also mentioned that more than 50% of the freshmen for year 2019 are females, thus she is looking forward for the boom of Female Alumni Association as there are already many female students & alumnis participating in the events. She also said, she would be greatful for many supports and cheer for Female Alumni Association as well.   After all these greetings, 2018 activities & accounting results were presented, followed by brief speech from alumnis who reached 30th Anniversary for their entrance of the school. Jung-ho Kim (KUBS 88) said, "In 30th Anniversary Ceremony we alumnis have gathered more than 200 million KRW for scholarship purpose. This amount is an outstanding number compared to other majors who only reached 100 million at maximum. We followed the path that our seniors laid, and our 30th Anniversary Ceremony was successfully done due to the strong back up from our seniors."   During the ceremony, there was an event for donating scholarship from 809 association to KUBS. Vice Chair of KUBS Alumni Association Ja Hyung Koo, President Soo-Geun Park, and New President Yong-dong Yeo handed in Dean Jae Wook Kim 16 million KRW as a scholarship. President Soo-Geun Park said, "809 didn't actively donated scholarship in the past regularly but donated 23 million KRW two years ago when New president took over his place. I strongly hope this tradition could continue in the future too. During last three years, I handed in scholarship donations twice to the school and am really grateful for members of 809 association who strongly supported and responded."     Ceremony was followed by New president Yong-dong Yeo saying, "I am grateful to be appointed as president for this meaningful association but at the same time, kind of worried too. I will try my best to make 809 entertaining, fun, helpful, and meaningful to each other thereby helping our home university to develop and advance."   Afterwards, feast was held starting with the toast of 809 Seon-Yong Lee, and watched video about 2018 activities. After having dinner, alumnis introduced themselves by doing 1 minute presentation about self introduction and giving out how one is getting along these days. This event ended in great success.

2019.01.22 Views 4145

Korea University MBA ranked 1st place at Financial Times ‘2018 Asia Pacific Business School Ranking

Korea University MBA ranked 1st place at Financial Times ‘2018 Asia Pacific Business School Ranking Top 25’ for 2 consecutive years   Korea University MBA topped Korea’s national rankings at the United Kingdom Financial Times (FT) ‘2018 Asia Pacific Business School Ranking Top 25’, and ranked 19th across Asia-Pacific regions proving that it is the top-notch MBA. Korea University MBA ranked 1st place among for 2 consecutive years at the ‘Asia Pacific Business School Ranking’ which Financial Times has been announcing since 2017. Following last year’s ranking, the honor of top place for Asia Pacific Business School went to China’s Shanghai Jiao Tong University: Antai. The 2nd place was CEIBS of China, and National University of Singapore a partner university of Korea University MBA) came in 3rd place. Hong Kong University ranked 9th, Melbourne University ranked 10th, and Fudan University School of Management (also a partner university of Korea University MBA) ranked 14th. For Korean MBAs, Korea University ranked 19th and Yonsei University MBA ranked 20th place.   2018 Rank School Name Country 1 Shanghai Jiao Tong University: Antai China 2 China Europe International Business School(CEIBS) China 3 National University of Singapore Business School Singapore 9 University of Hong Kong China 14 Fudan University School of Management China 19 Korea University Business School South Korea 20 Yonsei University School of Business South Korea 22 Sungkyunkwan Univerist GSB South Korea 25 NUCB Business School  Japan The ranking above is based on the aggregate rankings of MBA and Executive MBA announced by Financial Times, and factors such as the salary of MBA graduate, increase rate of annual salary before and after MBA graduation, etc. are reflected upon the rankings. Korea University Executive MBA ranked 38th across the world of Financial Time’s ‘2018 World Top 100 E-MBA Ranking’, taking the 1st place among MBAs in Korea for 8 consecutive years.

2019.01.11 Views 4389

2018 F-MBA Night of Year-End, the moment of harmony of Finance MBA

2018 F-MBA Night of Year-End, the moment of harmony of Finance MBA The 2018 Finance MBA (hereinbelow F-MBA) Night of Year-End event was held on December 22(Sat) in Ara Hall at Four Seasons Hotel. The event was hosted by the 12th class of F-MBA students, and it was presided by alumni Sangwoo Han and alumni Jihyun Park.   (From the Left) Emcee alumni Sangwoo Han and alumni Jihyun Park Prior to the event, guests and visitors were introduced. Professor James L. Park and professor Yoonseo Jung (F-MBA lecturers of the 2nd semester of 2018), Mr. Woosung Nam (President of F-MBA Alumni), Mr. Byunggil Lee (President of 11th class of F-MBA), and 25 students of the 12th class of F-MBA graced the occasion with their presence. A congratulatory message by the president of F-MBA alumni and a reply from the president of 12th class of F-MBA continued the introduction.   A remembrance video of 2018 F-MBA provided by the 12th class of F-MBA students was also showed. The video had pictures and clips of spring, summer, fall Membership Trainings and classes. Alumni members gathered around and developed deeper relationships with each other by recalling the past year. Performances by alumni also brightened up the atmosphere. A dance performance by alumni Junhyung No and a singing performance by Jongseok Kim added attraction to the event.   The 2nd part of the event composed of quiz, games, and a special corner with singing and dancing performances by professors, staff in charge, and alumni. They were highly acclaimed, and the event ended successfully. Emcee alumni Jihyun Park (12th class) said “I am so proud since I was able to go through 2018 along with our fellow alumni. I was especially admired with various performances by talented alumni, and I am looking forward to the upcoming new year even more” and showed her affection and expectations towards F-MBA as well as alumni.

2019.01.03 Views 4573

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