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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 2011

2023 General Graduate School Spring semester Freshmen Orientation held 

2023 General Graduate School Spring semester Freshmen Orientation held      2023 Spring semester orientation for General Graduate School Business School freshmen was held on last February 8th PM 2:30 both online and face-to-face in Room 432 in LG-POSCO Building, Korea University. Freshmen learned about overall graduate school life including  △ Curriculum △ Academic schedule △ School register and etc during this orientation.       The orientation started with a brief introduction on KUBS organization from Associate Dean Professor Woochan Kim and acurriculum introduction. In the curriculum introduction, general common courses opened newly this semester were introduced. The general common course is consisted of modules to enhance researchers’ knowledge and basic capabilities. Newly opened general common courses are △Mathematics and programming for Data Science and △Probability and Statistics for Data Science, and details for these courses can be found on KU course registration homepage.   After that freshmen were informed of △Comprehensive exam △Foreign Language exam △Dissert submission qualification. Academic affairs introduction consisted of △Course Register △Designated course by academic advisor △Credit transfer △Domestic credit exchange and etc. The orientation followed with the introduction on △ School register △Scholarship △Research funds △ BK21 △ Database (DB) provided by the KUBS △ Lab assignment.   After the orientation had been completed, students joined the orientation held by each major and had a detailed explanation of each major.

2023.03.28 Views 2882

 MBA Freshmen Orientation Held… “Hope to become main actors of Korea Economy Society”

 MBA Freshmen Orientation Held… “Hope to become main actors of Korea Economy Society”    Face-to-face entrance ceremony in 4 years…Learn KU spirit and keen relationship    Korea University Business School (Dean=Sangyong Kim) Korea MBA (hereinbelow K-MBA) Finance MBA (hereinbelow F-MBA) Executive MBA (hereinbelow E-MBA) welcomed a total of 312 freshmen. K-MBA and F-MBA had their orientation in Seoul WalkerHill Hotel on February 4th, and E-MBA had two days orientation on February 10th in Incheon ParadiseCity Hotel.    On February 4th, K-MBA and F-MBA welcomed 262 freshmen through the orientation. K-MBA is the first, best MBA program for businessmen in Korea and F-MBA is an MBA program providing specialized education in finance. 209 freshmen from K-MBA and 45 freshmen from F-MBA participated in the event. Also, 33 K-MBA students and alumni along with 8 F-MBA students participated to welcome new students. KUBS Dean Sangyong Kim, Associate Dean Janghyuk Lee, Head Professor Taekyu Kim, Head Professor Beomjin Son, and K-MBA Alumni President and Secretary General attended. The ceremony was followed by greetings from KUBS Dean, course introduction, student council and alumni association introduction, team building, singing the cheering song, and unity activities.    KUBS Dean Sangyong Kim congratulated the future of KUBS freshmen on their new start at KU and showed how happy he is to host a face-to-face entrance ceremony in 4 years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Dean Sangyong Kim said, “ I am sure that K-MBA is the best program to cooperate and compete with the best-talented people in society and to build an expert network since it has more than 8,000 alumni.”. Also, he said, “F-MBA is also the first and best finance MBA program that can teach business theory and curriculum in response to rapidly changing finance trends.”. After that, he said, “ I feel happy to have this opportunity for freshmen to build keen relationships face-to-face.”. In addition, he mentioned that “I hope you keep in mind the intellects and toughness of KU and always feel proud of yourselves whenever and wherever you are.”     After the entrance ceremony, the event was followed by Off-Campus orientation. K-MBA and F-MBA introduced freshmen to each curriculum, student council, and alumni association. Students also introduced freshmen to many programs in Graduate School and know-how for life in Graduate School. After lunch and before dinner, there was a team-building program to break the ice and have a strong relationship to promote community spirit. After dinner, participants sang the cheering song to foster KU spirit and congratulate the entrance of freshmen. The student council and the alumni association cheered the new start of freshmen with the performance of KU cheerleaders and many unity activities. On the day, 262 freshmen became new members of Korea University and showed enthusiasm for study and school life.        2023 E-MBA Off-Campus orientation was held in Incheon Paradise City Hotel from February 10th (Fri) to 11th (Sat). Also, the E-MBA On-campus orientation was held on February 18th in LG-POSCO Building. E-MBA course is a master’s course for executives and managers over 10 years of career and established the first in Korea in 2003 to educate creative global CEO.   In the two days of Off-Campus orientation from February 10th (Fri), 50 freshmen from E-MBA 21st Class and guests including KUBS Associate Dean Janghyuk, Alumni President Lee HyungWoo, Head Professor Sijin Yoo,  Head Professor Daeki Kim participated the event. Also 20th Class of E-MBA students and alumni also participated.   The orientation started with a congratulatory address from KUBS Associate Dean Janghyuk Lee. In his address he said “E-MBA is a representative program for KUBS” and “KUBS will support the development of the members”. The orientation was followed by self-introduction from the freshmen in the 21st Class and 20th Class members welcomed new students. The evening session started with greetings from the 15th Alumni Association president Hyungwoo Kim and followed by a welcome video from the faculty and student council. After that, harmony and unity activities were followed with dinner.   E-MBA On-Campus orientation on February 18th (Sat) was held in Room 530 in LG-POSCO Building. KUBS Dean Sangyong Kim said in his congratulatory address, “KU E-MBA course is an expert curriculum to teach humanities and global knowledge that CEO must have.”, and said, “I hope you become a true social leader to spread a good influence and pioneer the future.”     The orientation event consisted of programs including  △ Introduction of E-MBA curricum and administrative affairs △Gender equity education △ Special lecutres on statistics (Prof. Kyungsam Park). Also the event was followed by △On-campus tour △ Special lectures on accounting (Prof. Kwanhee Yu) and ended after ‘Introduction and Q&A with 20th Class Alumni Association’.

2023.03.28 Views 3038

2023 March KUBS Academic News

2023 March KUBS Academic News   1. New faculty members appointed   Korea University Business School appointed 2 new faculty members including Professor Lee Kyuhan (MIS) and Professor Lee Jaemin (Business Management) from 2023 March.   Professor Lee Kyuhan received a bachelor’s degree in Business School and a master’s degree in MIS from Seoul National University. After he received a Ph.D. degree from University of Arizona in the United States, he had been an assistant professor at W. P. Carey School of Business – at Arizona State University since 2021. He was appointed as a KUBS MIS professor this March.   Professor Lee Jaemin received a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in Business School from Seoul National University. After he received a Ph. D. degree in Business Management and Entrepreneurship from INSEAD in France, he had been an assistant professor at Imperial College Business School in the United Kingdom since 2016. He was appointed as a KUBS Business Management professor.       2. Professor Yi Hansang         Professor Yi Hansang (Accounting) will leave his office for 3 years from this March 1st and start his position as the 9th President of the Korea Accounting Institute. Korea Accounting Institute is a higher organization of the Korea Accounting Standards Board (KASB) and Korea Sustainability Standards Board (KSSB) and Professor Yi will also serve as the chair of the two boards.   Also, Professor Yi will start his position as a private member of a private-public joint ESG policy conference (Hosted by the Vice Minister of Economy and Finance, joined by 8 government departments and private members) from this February. He will be consulting on pending issues regarding national ESG policy.

2023.03.28 Views 3906

Park GiRam’s special lecture on student startups suggest a guide for beginning startups

Park GiRam’s special lecture on student startups suggest a guide for beginning startups   The last special lecture of 2022 Fall Entrepreneurship Academy Lecture series, hosted by KUBS Startup Station(Director = Hojung Shin), was held on December 20th (Tue). STIPOP co-CEO Park GiRam gave a lecture on the topic of “Student startups and a guide for beginning startups.”     STIPOP provides emoticon services for online communication in the global market. CEO Park began the lecture by explaining about ‘Product Market Fit (PMF)’ which startups experience in their journey.   Mr. Park explained that PMF can be defined in a variety of ways. PMF can be defined as when a product satisfies consumers in a good market and achieves over 40% of retention. A CEO’s role differs depending on whether the firm achieves PMF, so he emphasized the importance of recognizing whether the firm is in a pre-PMF stage or PMF stage.    Mr. Park suggested a data-driven method to achieve PMF. A firm should recognize improvements to be made, consumer groups that benefit from the firm’s goods and services, and the specific benefits they provide to consumers by collecting data. This data can act as solid ground for achieving PMF.   He further explained detailed guidelines for startups. The lecture consisted of tips for beginning startups such as the importance of product development cycles, methods for filtering and gathering customer feedback, guides to setting goals for beginning companies, recruiting, team building, and scaling up items.     A Q&A session followed the special lecture. STIPOP co-founders Park GiRam and Cho Junyong both participated and received specific questions regarding the special lecture and their startup experience. One participant asked about tips on expanding the business abroad, and received a detailed response about the relationship with investors and the precise cost of establishing a corporation in the U.S.   The special lecture provided detailed, realistic advice on running early-stage startups to participants who aim to establish a startup on their own. 

2023.02.15 Views 5484

2023 KUBS MBA Admissions Open

2023 KUBS MBA Admissions Open   Global MBA, a program that nurtures global talent with expertise on the field - A personalized program that provides multiple degrees, exchange student programs etc. ‘CEMS MIM’ (12th in QS world university rankings) acquirable when graduating Global MIM   Korea University Business School (Dean=Professor Sang Yong Kim) is now accepting applications for 2023 MBA admissions. Admissions are open for two MBA programs: △Global MBA (G-MBA) △Global MIM (G-MIM). G-MBA is a compact, one year program that equip students with professional skills necessary to be global CEOs in the future. This program can be tailored to students’ wishes. Students may be an exchange student to more than thirty universities abroad for an additional semester after they complete the MBA program or acquire another degree by attending ESCP Business School France or EBS Business School in Germany for an additional year. The G-MBA program is designed to enhance understanding of business activities and develop global insights for those who wish to deepen their expertise, change career paths, start a business etc.  ▶ G-MBA program description (Click)   G-MIM is a program only run by KUBS in Korea. The first semester takes place in Korea University, and the second semester takes place in one of the CEMS partner schools. CEMS is a Global Alliance of leading business schools, where only one university can be affiliated in each country. Other CEMS member schools include △ Cornell University) △ The London School of Economics and Political Science △ HEC Paris △National University of Singapore. G-MIM requires an eight week internship abroad and three language certificates. Students can receive a CEMS MIM certificate if eligible. CEMS MIM ranks 12th in QS Masters in Management Rankings 2023.  ▶G-MIM program description (Click)   2023 KUBS MBA admissions has two application rounds. An admissions briefing session is scheduled for each round to provide detailed information about the programs and application process. The 1st round’s briefing session is scheduled on January 31st (Tue) and will be held both online and offline. Applications are received until February 17th (Fri). The 2nd round receives applications until March 24th (Fri) and the admissions briefing session is scheduled on March 2nd (Thu). For further inquiries on admissions, please contact the administration office (02-3290-5365).  ▶ Admissions - G-MBA              ▶Admissions - G-MIM       

2023.02.15 Views 4721

KUBS Graduate School team awarded the Excellence Award on Financial Services Commission ‘D-Test Bed’

KUBS Graduate School team awarded the Excellence Award on Financial Services Commission ‘D-Test Bed’     Korea University Business School (Dean=Sang Yong Kim) stated that Team ‘KUBS_FinBA’ (Academic advisor = Baeho Kim) finally won the ‘Excellence Award (Fintech Center Chairman Award)’ on ‘D-Test Bed’ hosted by Financial Services Commission.    ‘D-Test Bed’ is a test environment providing business that allows startups, and pre-entrepreneurs to prove business value and the realistic possibility of innovative Fintech ideas based on financial data.   Korea University Team ‘KUBS_FinBA’ including △Kiwoong Byun (KUBS Monetary and Financial Ph.D. candidate) △Jiyoung Park (KUBS MSBA 2nd Class Graduate) △Jusung Hong (KUBS MSBA 2nd Class Graduate) went through tests on the theme of ‘Developing Credit Evaluation Model using Insurance Information and Cost Benefit Analysis of Financial Accommodation Policy’. Through this test, the team analyzed from a statistical and economic perspective that insurance information can be useful when developing an alternative credit evaluation model based on machine learning using financial/non-financial combined information, and credit/insurance information provided by D-Test Bed. Also, the team provided a useful methodology to related policymakers, after going through quantitative proof on cost-effectiveness essential for accommodation policy targeted at financially excluded groups.   The Financial Services Commission selected a total of 31 participating teams after recruitment and evaluation last August. Based on the result reports and presentations submitted by each team, the final 6 teams have been awarded after evaluation from internal/external judges. The Grand Prize was awarded to ‘AnTok’ which proposed a detailed assessment model for small or medium-sized businesses’ credit risks. ‘WinkStonePartners’ which proposed an alternative credit assessment model applicable to Indonesia awarded the Excellence Award along with ‘KUBS_FinBA’. The Participation Award was awarded to Overtake Corp. Finnebo Corp. SmallTicket.  Prof. Kim who advised the team said “It was a meaningful time to apply various data, which is accessible through D-Test Bed participation, into academic research methodology and lead to policy implications. He also said, “I will keep participating in various projects to prove innovative ideas with passionate students.”    To meet the needs of the new times of digital transformation, KUBS introduced ‘MS in Business Analytics(MSBA)’ for the first time in Korea in 2020 to educate integrated business talent with knowledge of Business Analytics, data design, utilization, and information ethics. 

2023.02.15 Views 3587

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