“Doing Better by Being Different” – KUBS Holds Entrance Ceremony

for the 106th Class of the MSP Cohort 

On Friday, April 18, the Korea University Business School held the entrance ceremony and orientation for the 106th cohort of the Management Studies Program (MSP) at Ahn Young-Il Hall, located on the 6th floor of the LG-POSCO Hall. A total of eight new students joined the 106th cohort, embarking on a new journey of learning and growth together. MSP is a Mini MBA program tailored for young leaders, aiming to strengthen their strategic thinking and practical capabilities. 

In his welcome address, Dean Eonsoo Kim of Korea University Business School emphasized, “At Korea University Business School, under the philosophy of ‘Doing Better by Being Different,’ we aim to nurture leaders who contribute to society through a differentiated approach to education.” He added, “You will cultivate the insight to navigate today’s rapidly changing business environment through the framework of 3C — Curiosity, Collaboration, and Contribution — and 4Tech —  AI, Semiconductors, Robotics, and Energy.” 

Professor Seokkyun Kim, Academic Director of MSP, introduced the curriculum, faculty, and student activities, highlighting MSP’s unique strengths not only in academic excellence but also in fostering a broad and influential professional network. In his congratulatory remarks, Alumni Association President Hwan-gi Son said, “The passion and effort you dedicate over the next six months will surely become invaluable assets for your future,” and added, “It is a great honor to learn from top-tier faculty, and I look forward to the lasting connections that will be formed under the name of ‘alumni.’” 

Following the speeches, the President and Vice President of the Alumni Association presented flower bouquets to the new students. The ceremony concluded with a rendition of the Korea University school song and a commemorative group photo. 

Launched in 1963, the Management Studies Program (MSP) is Korea’s leading executive education program, boasting a tradition of over 60 years. It attracts mid- to senior-level executives, public sector leaders, and professionals from a wide range of industries. Korea University Business School remains committed to delivering relevant and impactful business education that responds to the evolving demands of society.