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The 5th KUBS Teen Mentoring Day will be held on July 29 (Sat)
Selecting nearly 80 second-year high school student across the nation…An opportunity to explore the field of Business Administration
The 5th KUBS Teen Mentoring Day will be held on July 29 (Sat)
Selecting nearly 80 second-year high school student across the nation…An opportunity to explore the field of Business Administration
On July 29 (Sat), the 5th KUBS Teen Mentoring Day will be held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Teen Mentoring Day, sponsored by Korea University Business School (KUBS) and hosted by its Student Ambassador KUBE, is a social contribution program for high school students interested in studying Business Administration.
KUBS selects nearly 80 high school students to join the mentoring day. Besides the student ambassadors, more than ten KUBS students attend the event to serve as a mentor.
The KUBS Teen Mentoring Day offers a variety of programs that enhance the understanding of the university and academic field, such as △Introduction to KUBS and Mentors, △Special Lecture on Business Administration by Professors, △Campus Tour, △Business Administration Practices, and △Meet Current KUBS Students. Not only that, participating teens has a mentoring session with current KUBS student mentors to discuss and share their concerns on studies, paths, and college life. This event is complimentary.
Any second-year high students across the nation are eligible to apply for the event through the KUBS website (biz.korea.ac.kr). After reviewing all applications, selected high school students will be informed individually.
The KUBS Teen Mentoring Day offers a variety of programs that enhance the understanding of the university and academic field, such as △Introduction to KUBS and Mentors, △Special Lecture on Business Administration by Professors, △Campus Tour, △Business Administration Practices, and △Meet Current KUBS Students. Not only that, participating teens has a mentoring session with current KUBS student mentors to discuss and share their concerns on studies, paths, and college life. This event is complimentary.
Any second-year high students across the nation are eligible to apply for the event through the KUBS website (biz.korea.ac.kr). After reviewing all applications, selected high school students will be informed individually.
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