Stories Over Textbooks, Laughter Over Presentations: Global MIM Hosts End-of-Term Dinner

On Friday, April 25, Korea University Business School’s Global MIM (G-MIM) program held a celebratory rooftop dinner on the 6th floor of Hyundai Motor Hall to mark the completion of Module 4 of the 2025 academic year. The event was attended by 22 G-MIM exchange students, Academic Director Tony C. Garrett, Professor Martin Hemmert, and G-MIM program manager. 

The dinner was organized to celebrate the successful end of the academic term and to promote stronger connections among students. Held on the rooftop on a warm spring evening, the event provided a relaxed and cheerful setting where students and faculty casually mingled and enjoyed open conversations. Students shared their personal experiences and reflections on their transition into the program, building a sense of connection and mutual understanding. Engaging with peers from diverse cultural backgrounds also deepened their appreciation of the program and enriched their intercultural experience.

Participating students shared their thoughts, saying that “it was nice to have a chance to comfortably talk and share our experiences,” and that “it was impressive to see how the program cares not only about academics but also about building connections among its members.” G-MIM plans to continue supporting students’ adjustment and growth through a variety of non-academic activities in the future. 

Meanwhile, G-MIM is a one-year intensive full-time program designed for undergraduate students with a background in business or economics. It offers a global curriculum, with students spending one semester at Korea University and another at one of the prestigious CEMS partner schools around the world. Upon successful completion of the program, students earn a Master in Management (MiM) degree as well as the internationally recognized CEMS MIM Certificate.