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[Academic]2008 Summer Semester

2008.05.16 Views 5368

2008 Summer Semester            1. Schedule         Description Date & Time Remark Course Enrollment, Add/Drop June 3(Tue.) 10:00 ~ June 5(Thur.) 17:00   Tuition Payment June 11(Wed.) ~ June 16(Mon.)   Semester Period June 23(Mon.) ~ July 18(Fri.) 4 times a week (from Monday to Thursday)   2. Course Enrollment ( The course list will be uploaded to Internet after May 26(Mon.) ) A. Eligibility : KU students & domestic exchange students B. Procedure : Enrollment System Log-In     (http://sugang.korea.ac.kr:7080)  C. Enrollment System Log-In  (1) KU students : Student Number & Password Log-In (2) Domestic exchange students :  User ID - The First Letter of Home University(Capital) & Student Number  Password - Last 7 digits of Resident Registration Number  D. Course Opening Requirement : Elective course - more than 20 students, Major course - more than 10 students  E. Credit Policy  (1) By school policy, up to 6 credits can be earned.  (2) Grades category : summer semester       Grades will be calculated into your cumulative GPA. (3) Students currently taking a leave of absence can not graduate in 2008 August or 2009 February right after summer or winter semester.  (4) Note - Add/Drop is only available during the enrollment period. - If the tuition is not paid, your enrolled course list will be deleted. - The tuition is not refundable.                3. Payment: Internet wireless money transfer    (Payment instruction will be posted shortly)   4. Cancelled course: Will be posted on the internet on June 19(Thur.) (Only students who enrolled in cancelled courses are able to change courses or get a refund.)   5. Tuition: 1 credit: 109,000KRW                    2 credits: 218,000KRW                   3 credits: 327,000KRW      6. Class Duration(50 minutes)       period time period time 1  9:00 -  9:50 5 13:00 - 13:50 2 10:00 - 10:50 6 14:00 - 14:50 3 11:00 - 11:50 7 15:00 - 15:50 4 12:00 - 12:50 8 16:00 - 16:50     

[International] Internship at UN environment programme

2008.03.26 Views 8657

United Nations Environment Programme Internship with UNEP Division of Technology, Industry & Economics Sustainable United Nations (SUN) Unit       Location:    UNEP Office in Paris, Division of Technology, Industry & Economics   Duration:     Flexible but minimum 3 months ~ max 6 months   Language:   English (fluency required in both oral and written)   Payment:     None   Background:  UN is making various efforts to curb climate change. As part of the UN reform process, the UN system is trying to change its own practices and culture. In early 2008, UNEP established a new unit within its Division of Technology, Industry and Economics to assist the UN family to move towards climate neutrality and sustainability. The unit is looking for an intern to support its growing work.    Target :         Business School Students interested in Organizational Change Management, Strategic Management, Interest in Climate Change or Environmental issues would be an asset   Selection Process:   1st selection  -  In-campus selection                             2nd selection  - submission of C.V & cover letter to UNEP & phone interview   1st selection Application:  Resume and Cover letter (particular attention to motivation for application)                                   Submit via email to kubs_intern@hotmail.com   (International Programs Office Ms. Sohae Lee)   Title of email should be ‘Internship with UNEP – your name’   Due Date for 1st selection :     Until April 11, 2008 (Friday)   Inquiry:      International Programs Office Ms. Sohae Lee 3290-5362   Attachment:   UNEP -  SUN Brochure

[International]Univ. of San Diego (USD), KUBS’ New Exchange Partner

2005.02.15 Views 7783

KUBS widened the scope of its international collaboration network to include the School of Business Administration (SBA), University of San Diego (USD) by signing the student exchange agreement on January 20th. The signing ceremony was held at the USD campus located at Alcala Park, San Diego, as Dean Jang Rho Lee and the International Programs Director, Dr.Lee-gwon Kim visited to the school. The exchange agreement specifies that the two schools will exchange up to 3 undergraduate/graduate students per year starting from this fall semester (2005). During the meeting leading up to signing the MOU, Dean Curtis Cook of SBA, USD, introduced his school’s programs and various ongoing international initiatives. Among other things, according Dean Cook, SBA’s International MBA (IMBA) program has a distinct global focus offering short-term study abroad, summer sessions, and international consulting projects in Europe and Asia. Also, the school has a dual MBA degree program with Mexico’s Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM). For the most part, USD’s graduate programs with global orientation are supported by the Ahlers Center for International Business under the leadership its director, Professor Denise Dimon, who also played an active part in seeing the exchange agreement come to fruition between USD and KUBS. Professor Dimon suggested that KUBS should further expand its international network and diversify its partners to include Latin American universities, and at the same time expressed her willingness to provide KUBS with contacts at top business schools in the region. Seeing that both schools place great emphasis on broadening the breadth of their global outlook, their interests nicely dovetail with the new student exchange partnership. As a result, students from both schools are expected to benefit through the increased opportunities to enhance their global understanding on various management issues and increase their cultural sensitivities.   
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