Spring 2023 Outbound Student Exchange Program

Korea University Business School will recruit exchange students for the spring semester of 2023 for a week from July 11^th (Mon) to 17^th(Sun).

Schedule 

June 23^rd(Thu) |  Student Exchange Program Briefing Session (Zoom)

July 11^th(Mon) ~ July 17^th(Sun) | Application period

July 20^th(Wed), 21^st(Thu) | Korean, English Interview (Zoom)

July 25^th(Mon) | 1^st Screening results Announcement

July 29^th (Fri) | 2^nd Screening results Announcement

August 19^th(Fri) | Student Exchange Program Orientation (Zoom)
 

The Student Exchange program is a program in which students are dispatched to universities overseas in Student Exchange agreements to acquire credits along with opportunities to experience the culture for a certain period of time.

The selection of Exchange Students is made through GPA and screening of document∙ interview screening. The interview will be conducted on Zoom due to COVID-19.

Eligibility is for all students in the business department. However, except for the seasonal semester and the semester off, the average score of the last two semesters should be 3.0 or higher. In addition, language requirements for each university must be met. Although applications can be made without English grades, it is essential to check the eligibility in advance before applying since some Schools will require official language grades.

General Graduate School and MBA students are also eligible. Student must have a grade of more than one semester (two modules and higher), have an average rating of 3.0 or higher, and cannot apply in the last semester.

Meanwhile, Korea University Business School has student exchange agreements at the college level with 103 universities in 32 countries as of 2022. KUBS continues to push for establishment of new agreements, increasing the number of dispatched universities and thus help business students establish themselves as global leaders.

The KUBS exchange student program has the advantage of maintaining the status of students at this school during the dispatch period and saving time compared to general study abroad as credits acquired at the dispatched university are recognized at this school. Since tuition is paid only to this school according to the bilateral agreement, the cost burden is less than that of visiting student programs that pay tuition to general study abroad or dispatched schools.

For more information on Student Exchange, contact the International Office of KUBS (02-3290-1389, kubsintl@korea.ac.kr).