Professor Kyung Sam Park, Selected as One of the 'Top 2% Researchers in the World'  Professor Kyung Sam Park of Korea University Business School has been selected for the 'Top 2% Researchers in the World' list announced by Elsevier, a global research database provider. This recognition is a result of his outstanding research achievements and academic contributions, which have been internationally acknowledged.  The 'Top 2% Researchers in the World' list selects individuals from over 220,000 researchers worldwide who rank in the top 2% based on a comprehensive evaluation of their citation counts, h-index (academic journal impact indicator), and academic contributions.  Professor Kyung Sam Park’s research has had a significant impact in the field of business administration, particularly his studies on strategic decision-making in companies and improving management efficiency. His work, published in numerous academic journals, has greatly influenced both academia and industry, receiving high praise from academic communities both domestically and internationally.  To honor his research accomplishments, Professor Park will attend the 'Top 2% Researchers Selection Faculty Luncheon' on Friday, March 14, to celebrate this achievement. 

  Korea University Graduate School of Business (Dean: Eonsoo Kim) has launched the Talent Management Executive Program, the KUBS CHRO (Chief Human Resources Officer) Program, to equip senior HR professionals with the expertise needed to proactively respond to the evolving global talent landscape. The school is now accepting applications for its first cohort of the program. The KUBS CHRO Program is designed for HR directors, junior executives, and experienced HR professionals with equivalent backgrounds, the program aims to develop key competencies in talent management amid a rapidly changing business environment. It also seeks to nurture HR leaders who will spearhead global talent management trends and strategies.    The 16-week program provides an opportunity for participants to deepen their HR expertise and practical skills. Each week, the curriculum covers the latest HR issues and global trends, ensuring a cutting-edge learning experience. Classes are held once a week on Tuesday evenings, allowing professionals to balance work and study. The program begins every April and offers a structured learning path for aspiring HR leaders. Participants will gain essential HR management knowledge, including: Talent management philosophy, Global HR trends, Data-driven decision-making through HR analytics, HR leadership development.    The program also includes domestic workshops and overseas study tours, where participants engage in cultural activities and company visits to enhance their global HR management capabilities. Additionally, KUBS offers a world-class learning environment, including dedicated lecture rooms, executive lounges, and top-tier educational facilities at the Business School Main Building, LG-POSCO Hall, and Hyundai Motor Hall.    Applications for the KUBS CHRO Program are currently open, and the entrance ceremony is scheduled for Friday, April 4. For application submissions and admission inquiries, please contact the EEC Administration Office at KUBS (02-3290-2707). 

SK·IBRE Award Recipients   The SK·IBRE Award is presented to authors of research papers published in the top-tier international journals designated as "SK Award Journals" by the business school or in the high-quality international journals recognized as "IBRE Award Journals." The recipients listed above are based on publications from December 2024 to February 2025.   

2025 CEMS Global MIM Incoming Student Orientation Successfully Concluded      On February 28, the CEMS Global MIM (Master in Management) Incoming Student Orientation of Korea University MBA (Dean: Eonsoo Kim) was held at Cuckoo Seminar Room in the LG-POSCO Hall and Hyundai Motorstudio Goyang. This orientation was designed to provide students with various information for a smooth transition into academic and daily life in Korea while enhancing their understanding of the university and local community. The morning session, held at Cuckoo Seminar Room, included △a program introduction, △a welcome speech by the Academic Director and Dean, and △a commemorative photo session. In his speech, Dean Eonsoo Kim stated, "The MIM program was introduced to provide courses tailored to global economic trends. KUBS will spare no effort in providing valuable experiences in Korea."      Following this, an introduction to the Global MIM program was provided, along with guidance on using the Korea University Portal to Information Depository and obtaining a Residence Card, ensuring that students were well-prepared for their academic life. Regular students were also invited to share their experiences regarding campus life and Korean culture, offering first-hand insights. Through this, incoming students were able to hear first-hand experiences from seniors currently studying in Korea and gain various tips and advice on campus life. This session provided them with an opportunity to adapt more easily to their new academic environment.      During the campus tour, led by KUBS student ambassadors, participants explored various campus facilities, including lecture halls, cafés, the Central Plaza, convenience stores, and cafeteria, gaining a deeper understanding of campus life. Additionally, students signed an Honor Code Pledge, reinforcing their commitment to academic integrity and responsibility.      After the orientation, a studio tour and experiential program took place at Hyundai Motor Studio Goyang, a corporate partner (CP) of KUBS CEMS Global MIM Program. Students had the opportunity to broaden their understanding of Hyundai Motor’s innovative technologies and global business operations. Additionally, an information session was held on Hyundai Motor’s upcoming global recruitment plans for the first and second half of the year. This further heightened students’ interest in career preparation and helped inspire their aspirations and motivation for their future careers.      Meanwhile, Global MIM is a master's program jointly operated by KUBS and CEMS (CEMS Global Alliance in Management Education, hereinafter CEMS) since KUBS became a full member of CEMS in 2015, joining the world’s leading business school alliance. This one-year, full-time Master in Management program allows students to earn a Master’s degree from Korea University MBA and a CEMS MIM (MIM, Master in International Management) certificate upon completion.   Additionally, through the outbound student exchange program, Global MIM students have the opportunity to study for one semester at a CEMS partner school. Furthermore, the Global MIM program at Korea University MBA recently ranked first in the 23/24 T1 Skill Seminar evaluation. 

2025 K and F-MBA Welcome Ceremony and Orientation Concludes Successfully     The welcome ceremony and orientation for the new students of Korea University Business School’s Korea MBA (hereafter ‘K-MBA’) and Finance MBA (hereafter ‘F-MBA’) programs (Dean: Eonsoo Kim) took place on February 1st at the Walker Hall of the Grand Walkerhill Hotel in Seoul. The event welcomed the new students of the K-MBA and F-MBA programs as they began their new academic journey.      The K-MBA is a long-standing program within the Graduate School of Business Administration, designed for working professionals seeking continuous career development. It employs diverse teaching methods, including discussion-based classes, presentations, and group projects. Students select one of eight specialized tracks—International Business, Marketing, HR Management, Strategy, Finance, Accounting, LSOM, and Management Information Systems (MIS)—to build professional expertise and skills.      The F-MBA program aims to cultivate skilled and visionary financial professionals. It offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers various aspects of finance, including overseas field trips, practical financial lectures, and a CFA Program Partnership, maintaining its reputation as a finance-focused MBA program.      The Welcome ceremony and orientation for new students began with the opening of the ceremony and an introduction of distinguished guests. Dean Eonsoo Kim of the Graduate School of Business Administration delivered a congratulatory message via video, celebrating the students' admission. Following this, Associate Dean Gangseog Ryu welcomed the incoming students, stating, "We are delighted to welcome you to the nation's top graduate school of business administration." The event concluded with a group photo session, marking the official start of the orientation program. The orientation featured an introduction to the Korea-MBA and Finance MBA programs, as well as the student council. This was followed by a lunch gathering, a school cheer introduction, and a Korea University cultural immersion program, providing new students with the opportunity to build connections and gain a deeper understanding of the school’s traditions.   

A Special Moment for Future Little Tigers: The 18th Youth Mentoring Day     On January 25, the 18th Youth Mentoring Day (hereinafter Mentoring Day) was held at the LG-POSCO Hall and Hyundai Motor Hall at Korea University Business School (KUBS, Dean: Eonsoo Kim). This event, designed for high school students across the country, was organized by KUBS Student Ambassadors (hereinafter KUBE), with KUBS students serving as mentors. Mentoring Day featured a diverse program, including: △Introduction to KUBS, △Overview of the 9 majors within the Business program, △Special Lecture on Business studies by Professor Weon Sang Yoo, △Campus Tour, △Hands-on Business Practice Sessions, and △Talk with senior students.      The introduction to KUBS began with a tour of its three buildings: KUBS Main Building, LG-POSCO Hall, and Hyundai Motor Hall. KUBE emphasized, "It is highly significant for a single college to use three dedicated buildings." Additionally, they highlighted that “LG-POSCO Hall and Hyundai Motor Hall were built entirely through donations from alumni, making them even more meaningful.” The session also introduced the ‘Dream Scholarship’, a scholarship program unique to KUBS. ‘Dream scholarship’, which provides living expense support, is one of the proudest features of KUBS. The students also learned about opportunities for exchange programs facilitated by the KUBS International Affairs team. The event also highlighted various aspects of student life at Korea University, including the annual Ko-Yon games, which all Korea University students can enjoy.  Next, professor Weon Sang Yoo delivered a special lecture on marketing, covering the definition of marketing, areas of management, and practical applications that give insight into the marketing major offered at KUBS.        In the afternoon, activities included a campus tour, business practice sessions, and mentoring. The campus tour allowed participants to explore the Business School buildings—KUBS Main Building, LG-POSCO Hall, and Hyundai Motor Hall—as well as some parts of the Korea University campus, including the Main Hall and the Central Plaza. The event concluded with a mentoring session and a closing ceremony. During the mentoring session, participants asked questions about tips for admission to KUBS, including advice on managing academic records. The mentors offered practical advice on internal assessments and the College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) and provided encouragement to the students from their own experiences. KUBE expressed their hopes saying, "We look forward to seeing you join KUBS as freshmen and becoming our next little tigers."      Meanwhile, the 19th Youth Mentoring Day is scheduled for the upcoming summer break. Students interested in participating can apply through the KUBE website (biz.korea.ac.kr/kube).