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Department of Business Administration, Graduate School, Korea University Recruiting New Students

Department of Business Administration, Graduate School, Korea University Recruiting New Students for Fall 2026… Applications Open Until April 9   A new opportunity is opening for those seeking to advance both their research direction and career development. The Department of Business Administration at the Graduate School of Korea University has begun accepting applications for domestic students for the Fall 2026 intake, with the application deadline set for 5:00 PM on Thursday, April 9.   As the business environment continues to evolve rapidly, the criteria for selecting a graduate program are also shifting. Beyond the name of the major, the strength of the research environment and academic network has become an increasingly important factor.    ▲ A group of full-time faculty members at Korea University Business School pose for a commemorative photo.    Korea University Business School boasts one of the largest research infrastructures in the country, supported by 95 full-time faculty members. This is considered a key strength, as it enables applicants to choose academic advisors who closely align with their research interests and topics. The faculty’s diverse expertise, spanning a wide range of subfields and research areas, provides a strong foundation for graduate students to conduct rigorous and advanced research.    As a research-oriented graduate school, Korea University Business School is also strengthening its interdisciplinary research environment to reflect rapidly evolving industries and societal needs. With a focus on the so-called “4Tech” fields—AI, semiconductors, robotics, and energy—the school is expanding the scope of business research beyond traditional boundaries and fostering the exploration of emerging challenges. Through this approach, students are able to analyze business phenomena from a more multidimensional perspective and develop their research questions into independent scholarly work.    Its research infrastructure is another key strength. Graduate students are provided with dedicated research spaces, including offices, seminar rooms, and lockers, along with access to data analysis software such as SAS, SPSS, STATA, and MATLAB. In addition, Korea University Library houses approximately 3.31 million volumes and 86,000 non-book materials, offering a comprehensive foundation for academic research.    In particular, students have access to major databases such as Bloomberg, Compustat, CRSP, WRDS, and LSEG Workspace. Recently, thanks to a donation from Eugene Investment & Securities, the number of Bloomberg terminals has been expanded to 12, further enhancing the research environment in finance and related fields.    Korea University Business School also offers a range of scholarship programs to support students in focusing on their research. These include full tuition coverage through research and teaching assistantships, as well as research scholarships under the BK21 program and merit-based scholarships. Approximately KRW 2.3 billion in scholarships are awarded annually, along with programs that encourage research activities, such as support for participation in international academic conferences.    For the Fall intake, the department will admit students to master’s, doctoral, and integrated master’s–doctoral programs in the following fields: Management, Global Business, Strategy, Finance, Information Systems (IS), and LSOM. The Marketing field will recruit only for doctoral and integrated programs, while Accounting and Business Analytics are excluded from this round of admissions.    The Fall admissions cycle is particularly meaningful as it provides another opportunity for applicants who have reassessed their academic or career paths following the Spring admissions cycle. For those who have further refined their research interests or career goals, this can serve as a strategic opportunity to select a research environment that best fits their needs.    Daeil Nam, Associate Dean for Research at Korea University Business School, stated, “As business studies become increasingly interconnected with industry, the importance of research environments and networks continues to grow,” adding, “We support our students in expanding their research and connecting it to real-world applications.”      ▶ Apply for Fall 2026 Domestic Graduate Admissions at Korea University ◀ 

2026.04.13 Views 42

"세계 속의 고대, 고대 속의 세계를 느끼고 함께 진화하라" … 김봉선 Global MBA&MIM 아카데믹 디렉터 인터뷰

"세계 속의 고대, 고대 속의 세계를 느끼고 함께 진화하라"    - 김봉선 Global MBA&MIM 아카데믹 디렉터 인터뷰   고려대학교 경영전문대학원(원장=배종석)의 대표적 주간 MBA과정인 Global MBA(이하 G-MBA)와 Global MIM(이하 G-MIM)프로그램! 두 프로그램의 2022학년도 신입생 모집 2라운드가 시작되었습니다.   오늘은 지원을 앞두고 여러가지 고민을 하고 있는 분들에게 도움이 될 수 있도록 김봉선 아카데믹 디렉터(Academic Director)의 인터뷰를 전해드리려고 하는데요!   작년 9월부터 아카데믹 디렉터로 부임 후 그 누구보다 두 과정에 열정을 쏟고 있는 김봉선 교수는 G-MBA와 G-MIM 과정에 대해 “세계 속의 고대, 고대 속의 세계(KUBS in the World, The World in KUBS)를 여실히 느끼며 함께 진화할 수 있는 과정”이라고 말합니다.   G-MBA & G-MIM에 관한 모든 것, 김봉선 교수의 인터뷰를 통해 자세히 확인해 보세요!         1. 먼저 G-MBA는 어떤 프로그램인가요? G-MBA 과정은 미래의 글로벌 CEO 육성을 위한 실무 중심 MBA 프로그램으로, 1년 집약적인 과정입니다.  급격한 환경의 변화에 선제적으로 대응하기 위해서는 새로운 도전을 계속해야 한다고 생각합니다. 사람과 기술을 연결하여 사회에 실질적인 영향을 미칠 수 있는 혁신을 지속할 수 있는 역량을 갖춰야 할 것입니다. 이를 위해서 고려대 경영전문대학원도 새로운 변화를 받아들이는 유연성을 발휘하여 지원자들에게 맞춤형 프로그램을 제공하고 있습니다. G-MBA는 지원자의 목표(경영전문성 강화, 경력전환, 창업, 기업승계 등)와 학습 계획에 따라 선택할 수 있도록 세 가지 트랙으로 구성되어 있으며, 급격히 변화하는 시대적 요구에 따라 기존의 전략, 재무, 마케팅 외에 ESG, 디지털 트랜스포메이션(Digital Transformation), 그리고 앙트프러너십(Entrepreneurship)을 전공으로 추가하였습니다. 중요한 것은 각 전공에 대해 개별적인 학문으로 학습하는데 그치는 것이 아니라 이들 간의 시너지를 극대화시키도록 더 넓은 안목을 가지고 실무에 적용할 수 있는 인재를 양성하는 것이 목표라는 점입니다. 예를 들면, ESG 관점에서 해결해야할 문제를 찾아내고, 이에 대해 디지털 트랜스포메이션(Digital Transformation) 관점에서 해결책을 찾아내고, 이를 구체화하여 사회에 공헌하기 위해 창업을 하는 글로벌 리더를 양성하고자 합니다.         2. G-MBA가 세 개의 트랙으로 나뉘어져 있다고 하셨는데요, 각 트랙별로 어떤 점이 다른가요? G-MBA 트랙은 (1) KUBS MBA 트랙(1년) (2) 교환 학생 트랙(1년 6개월) (3) 복수 학위 트랙(2년)으로 나뉘어져 있습니다.     첫째, KUBS MBA 트랙(KUBS MBA Track)은 1년 안에 집중적으로 공부하고 현업에 빠르게 복귀하고자 하는 수요를 맞추기 위한 패스트 트랙(Fast Track) 입니다. 둘째, 교환 학생 트랙(Student Exchange Track)은 첫번째 트랙인 KUBS MBA 트랙(1년) 수료 후 6개월 동안 65개 글로벌 협정교 중 하나로 교환학생을 가는 트랙입니다. 셋째, 복수 학위 트랙(Dual Degree Track)은 첫번째 트랙인 KUBS MBA 트랙(1년) 수료 후 1년 동안 프랑스 ESCP 또는 독일 EBS에서 수학하면 해당학교의 석사학위를 G-MBA 학위와 함께 복수로 취득할 수 있는 트랙입니다.  특히 두번째와 세번째 트랙의 경우 해외 파트너 대학에 학비를 추가로 내지 않고 소정의 등록비만 내고 6개월 또는 1년간의 과정을 수학할 수 있습니다. 이와 같이 본인이 원하는 학습 계획에 따라 맞춤형 프로그램을 제공하고 있습니다.     3. 다른 MBA 과정과 다르게 G-MBA만의 특별한 과목이 있을까요? G-MBA의 경우 산학 연계 프로그램으로 “Business Practicum”이라는 과목이 있습니다. 기업이 현안을 제시하고 학생들 4~6명이 팀을 이루어 이를 3개월에 걸쳐 분석하고 솔루션을 제안하는 활동입니다.    학생들은 현업으로 진출하기 전에 실제 경영 사례를 가지고 그동안 학습한 지식을 현장에 적용해 보는 실무 경험을 얻을 뿐만 아니라 해당 기업에 인턴 또는 정식 직원으로 채용되는 기회로 이어질 수 있는 값진 시간을 보내게 될 것입니다.  또 기업 입장에서는 학생들의 참신하고 다양한 관점과 아카데믹 어드바이저(Academic Adviser)로 참여하는 교수님들의 인사이트(insight)를 얻어 갈수 있는 좋은 기회가 될 것입니다. 프로젝트에 참여한 글로벌 학생들에게 회사를 홍보할 수 있고, 학생들의 자질을 미리 파악하여 우수한 인재를 채용하는 기회가 될 수 있죠.     4. 그렇다면 또 다른 주간 MBA인 G-MIM은 어떤 프로그램인가요? G-MBA와의 차별점은 무엇일지요.  G-MIM 과정은 1년 과정으로, 고려대학교 전문 경영학 석사 Global MIM (Master in Management)학위와 CEMS MIM (Master in International Management) 증명서를 동시에 취득할 수 있습니다.    Global MBA 와의 차별점은 바로 이 ‘CEMS’에 있습니다. 1988년에 설립된 CEMS는 총 34개국에서 각국 최고의 경영대학 1개교씩이 선발되어 결성된 세계 명문 비즈니스 스쿨 연합입니다. 국내에서는 고려대학교 경영대학이 유일한 회원교로, 첫 학기는 고려대에서 두번째 학기는 CEMS 협정교에서 수학하게 됩니다. 그렇기 때문에 두 학교의 네트워크를 공유한다는 최고의 장점을 가지고 있습니다. 뿐만 아니라 글로벌 기업에서 8주간 인턴십을 필수로 이수해야 하기에 수업에서 배운 지식들을 통합하여 다양한 비즈니스 현장에 적용해 볼 수 있는 실무 중심의 프로그램이기도 합니다.       우리가 속해 있는 이 세계는 점점 더 많은 연결로 이루어지고 있고, 그로 인해서 기업 조직도 비즈니스 방식도 변해가고 있습니다. 이러한 변화 속에서 다양한 문화들에 대한 경험이 향후 본인이 속한 조직내에서 발휘하는 역량과 성과에 큰 영향을 미칠 것입니다.  G-MIM을 통해 글로벌 환경에 적응하면서 새로운 경험을 하게 되면, 세계를 더 넓고, 깊고, 멀리 바라볼 수 있게 되어 스스로를 발전시킬 수 있는 좋은 기회가 될 것입니다. 한 국가가 아니라 세계속의 한 일원으로서 글로벌 스케일로 실제 비즈니스 문제를 찾아내고 해결하는 진정한 글로벌 리더로 양성하는 것이 G-MIM의 궁극적 목표입니다. 일정 수준 이상의 경영·경제 관련 분야 학사과정 수업을 이수한 경우 G-MIM에 지원 가능하며, 2년 미만의 직장 경력을 가진 경우 더욱 적합한 프로그램입니다.         5. 마지막으로 예비 고대인을 꿈꾸는 지원자 또는 진학을 고민하는 분들께 한 마디 부탁드립니다.      여러분이 일자리를 원하는 것이 아니라 일자리가 여러분을 원하도록 만드는 길은 실제 조직에서 필요한 역할에 맞는 역량을 기르는 것이라고 생각합니다.   여러분 중 대부분은 조직내에서 세대 간의 차이(Gap)를 메꾸어 주는 역할을 하게 될 것입니다. 엑셀을 쓰듯 파이썬(Python)을 쓰는 세대와, 파이썬이 뭔지 도대체 모르는 세대 사이에 여러분이 있습니다. 따라서, 디지털 트랜스포메이션(Digital Transformation), ESG, 앙트프러너십(Entrepreneurship)과 그 외 전공들 과의 연계를 통해 융합형 실무 교육을 제공하는 고려대학교 경영대학의 Global MBA과 Global MIM 프로그램에서 그 차이를 메꿀 수 있는 역량을 키우십시오. 이를 바탕으로 미래를 향한 도전과 가치 창출을 위한 공동 혁신 그리고 사회에 대한 공헌으로 이어질 수 있습니다.       그리고, 이 프로그램에 진학하게 되면 여러분은 1년동안 집중해서 다양한 과목들과 활동들을 소화해내야 합니다. 이 생활이 어떨까 상상하기 어렵다면 대기업에서 1년이 아니라, 글로벌 스타트업에서 1년 동안 일하는 것으로 상상하면 될 것입니다. 다양한 과목들을 짧은 시간 내에 동시에 학습하고 매순간 더 빨리 더 많이 경험하고 성과를 만들어 내야 합니다. 그 순간은 힘들 수 있겠지만 1년이 지난 후에 큰 보람을 느낄 수 있을 것입니다. 그리고 1년이라는 시간 속에서 본인이 정말 많은 것을 해냈다는 자부심이 생겨날 것이고, 이것은 앞으로 여러분들이 사회생활 하는데 더 나아가 인생을 살아가는데 큰 자산이 되어 자신감을 고취시키는 밑거름이 될 것이라 확신합니다.   여러분이 지금까지 지내온 1년이 큰 의미없이 무엇을 했는지 기억할 수 없을 정도로 조용히 흘러갔다고 생각되신다면, 그리고 인생에서 더 값진 1년을 보내고 싶으시다면 세계 속의 고대, 고대 속의 세계, 그리고 내 안에 고대와 세계가 함께 진화해 나가는 여정을 함께 하시기를 제안합니다.       글 |경영지원팀     [2022학년도 후기 고려대학교 경영전문대학원 신입생 모집 안내(Click)]    

2022.03.17 Views 9928

2021 MSBA 2nd Capstone Project Awards Ceremony Held

2021 MSBA 2nd Capstone Project Awards Ceremony Held   “2021 MSBA 2nd Capstone Project Awards Ceremony” was held on Tuesday, February 15. Business Analytics majors of KUBS Graduate School of Business Administration participated in the Capstone Project, contemplating the task, direction, and business model of companies that have encountered Digital Transformation (DT). KUBS CDTB (Co-directors = Baeho Kim, Byungcho Kim) hosted the awards ceremony, and the event was held both online and offline following the COVID-19 quarantine regulations.     Before the main event, Dean Johngseok Bae of KUBS stated in the congratulatory speech, “KUBS is doing its best to adapt to the fast-changing business environment by establishing a DT platform. The efforts of KUBS advisors and students, combined with resources provided by our partner organizations, resulted in great outcomes in this Capstone Project.” Next, Associate Dean Joonho Hwang mentioned, “We selected the awardees based on opinions from the advising professors and project officials. The consensus was that the outcomes of the winning teams were satisfactory enough to be used immediately on the spot.”   The awardees were the representatives of Team 2, Team 3, and Team 7, that won the excellence award in the “2021 MSBA 2nd Capstone Project Final Presentation” on Friday, January 14. The first winning team, Lotte Members Team 2 (Minkyung Bang, Jiwoo Chun; Advisors: Jiye Baek and Byungcho Kim) researched “Customer Management Through VOC Text Mining.” The second winning team, GS Retail Team 3 (Sangwon Lee, Jina Kim, Hyewon Lee; Advisor: Hyunseok Lee) researched “Analysis of Consumer Purchasing Behavior through Image Data Cluster Analysis and Improvement of Recommended Services.” Hyewon Lee was awarded as the representative of the team. The third winning team, Deloitte Consulting Team 7 (Byunghee Kong, Joona Lee; Advisor: Baeho Kim) researched “Evaluation on the Value of Multi Complex Houses Using Big Data.” Byunghee Kong was awarded as the representative of the team.     Head Professor Byungcho Kim of BA major mentioned, “Congratulations to both the project winners and 2nd class of MSBA, who will be graduating very soon. We wish you will become talents who contribute to our society and nation based on what you learned in the BA course.”   Editor | Eunjin Cho (Department of Korean Language and Literature 20th)

2022.02.28 Views 3339

KUBS Freshmen Orientation held

KUBS Freshmen Orientation held   A Freshmen Orientation (OT) was held for incoming graduate school students of KUBS on February 15th (Tue). The orientation was led by KUBS Associate Dean Joon Ho Hwang, and was held in the order of △Introduction to KUBS △Curriculum △Academic Calendar △Registration △Important announcements. Students participated via Zoom, an online platform.   During the first section of the orientation, students were introduced to the organizational chart of KUBS, its internal structure, and a brief introduction of each major. The curriculum section was about school regulations related to MS/PhD and integrated MS/PhD programs. The credit requirement for graduating the MS program has been reduced from 30 credits to 27 credits, starting from students who commenced in 2022 Spring. Associate Dean Professor Hwang emphasized that “this measure is to reduce the pressure from lectures and to help students spend more time on their research.” The credit requirement for graduating PhD program has also been reduced by 3 credits to 33 credits or more, and requirements regarding △Basic courses △Major △Research guidance △Courses designated by academic advisors. The credit requirement for integrated MS/PhD program has also been reduced from 54 credits to 51 credits.   After a brief introduction to the academic calendar, explanations on △Course registration △Applying and changing academic advisors △Courses designated by academic advisors followed. Regarding registration, the presentation explained about △Comprehensive exam △Foreign language test △Requirements for submitting a request for a thesis examination (MS) △ Requirements for submitting a thesis (Integrated MS/PhD) △Period for registration changes △Domestic exchange student programs.   For important announcements, △TA scholarship △Research grants △Research funds for international symposiums △KUBS homepage was explained to the students. TA scholarships are available for a maximum of 4 occasions during a two-year period of MS/PhD program, and integrated MS/PhD students can access it for a maximum of 8 occasions. Details regarding this issue can be found in ‘Forms’ on the KUBS homepage. Research grants are provided when a paper is publicized in either SK Journal or IBRE Journal. Research funds for presenting in international symposiums are limited to a maximum of two million KRW when a student presents at a prestigious international symposium selected by each major. Lastly, Graduate Student President Lee Jung Woo reported the activities of the student council during the last two years and introduced future academic/policy plans.   KUBS Associate Dean Joon Ho Hwang concluded the OT by saying, “I hope you contact me any time if you have anything you need to consult about, whether it be academic or personal matters. Congratulations on your admission and I hope to see all of you on campus.”   Editor | Cho Eun Jin (Korean Literature ‘20)

2022.02.28 Views 2965

CDTB Colloquium – “Cryptocurrency and Blockchain,” “NFT, Metaverse, and Web 3.0”

CDTB Colloquium – “Cryptocurrency and Blockchain,” “NFT, Metaverse, and Web 3.0” CDTB Colloquium, hosted by KUBS (Dean=Johngseok, Bae) Center for Digital Transformation & Business (CDTB; Co-directors=Baeho Kim and Byungcho Kim), was held online on Tuesday, January 25. The event consisted of two sessions, each session lasting 50 minutes. Professor Seungjoo Kim of Korea University School of Cybersecurity gave a lecture on the topics “Cryptocurrency and Blockchain” and “NFT, Metaverse, and Web 3.0.”   Before the lecture, Co-director Baeho Kim of CDTB introduced Professor Seungjoo Kim, explaining, “As we enter into the 4th Industrial Revolution, blockchain technology starts to show infinity possibilities.” Professor Kim, as a blockchain expert, gives blockchain lectures in the KUBS Master’s program and serves as an advisor for various companies and committees.   In the first session, Professor Kim explained, “Blockchain technology was created to identify counterfeit money in the cryptocurrency model.” Then, he explained in-depth the benefits of blockchain, such as △decentralization △transparency △availability and △immutability. Professor Kim gave an example of a dApp called “CryptoKitties,” stating that “Ethereum, beyond its function as a cryptocurrency, is now valued as a platform.” He further explained the limitations of decentralized authentication in blockchain, wrapping up the first session.   Professor Kim began with his second lecture stating, “The main keyword of the 4th Industrial Revolution is hyper-personalization – and the role of data and blockchain technology is essential in achieving this.” Next, he explained how decentralized financial services branched into the trend of NFTs (Non-fungible tokens). Professor Kim defined NFTs as “certificates of registration on blockchain,” explaining that “Bubbles will inevitably form when trading NFTs since it is difficult to see them in person.” He further explained NFTs in three sub-topics: △NFT Media Data △NFT Meta Data and △NFT Smart Contract. Professor Kim mentioned, “There is a view that NFTs have led to a highly intelligent and personalized era of Web 3.0.” He continued, “We aren’t sure whether the era of Web 3.0 has come, but we should pursue in that direction.”   The CDTB Colloquium ended with a brief Q&A session. Co-director Baeho Kim of CDTB ended the event by stating, “Thank you Professor Seungjoo Kim for giving a wonderful lecture. We hope you continue to pay attention to our upcoming CDTB Colloquium events.”   Article | Hyunmin Lee (School of Media & Communication 20th)

2022.02.21 Views 3803

“Be proud as a member of KMBA” – 2022 KMBA Freshman Orientation

“Be proud as a member of KMBA” – 2022 KMBA Freshman Orientation   2022 KUBS (Dean=Johngseok, Bae) KMBA Freshman Orientation was held on Saturday, February 5. Sophomore Jinseon Kim of KMBA moderated the first part of the event, which dealt with various information about life in KMBA. Freshmen participated online through Zoom.     After an introductory speech from the Academic Director Taegyu Kim of KMBA, Dean Johngseok Bae of KUBS gave a congratulatory speech. Dean Johngseok Bae emphasized, “Be proud as a member of KMBA,” and said, “Congratulations on your admission, and I sincerely wish you great development and glory in your future.” Associate Dean Yongkeun Yoo explained △the vision △the goals △the achievements and △the facilities of KUBS. Next, a video filmed by student ambassadors KUBE, which introduced the school campus, was played online.     Academic Director Taegyu Kim further explained general information such as △characteristics of KMBA △academic curriculum △majors △faculty. Professor Kim mentioned, “KMBA actively reflects industrial trends in its courses,” emphasizing that KMBA is a demand-centered education. He added, “The biggest asset you can get from KMBA is your colleagues.” Next, a staff from KMBA administrative office explained △the school system △academic affairs and △course registration.     The second part of the orientation involved the introduction of the Student Council and the annual school plan. Then, KMBA school clubs and student networking rooms were introduced. Department Manager Jeongmin Noh of Korea University Center for Human Rights & Gender Equality gave a lecture on Gender Equality, giving various examples on ▲human rights ▲gender sensitivity and ▲rights to self-determination. In the following part of the event, KMBA students and alumni were given some time to network with each other.     Meanwhile, KMBA is a two-year part-time program, with classes held after working hours for businessmen. KMBA aims to cultivate future leaders with a deep understanding of global business practices.   Article|Hyunmin Lee ((School of Media & Communication 20th) Photo|Dokyung Moon (School of Media & Communication 21st)

2022.02.21 Views 4809

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