KUBS Partners with Leading Global Universities to Advance on the World Stage 

Korea University Business School (KUBS) is rapidly strengthening its global competitiveness by establishing a series of new exchange agreements with leading universities across the United States, Europe, and Asia. From September 2024, KUBS has signed or is in the process of negotiating a total of nine new international partnerships. Notably, many of these agreements are with universities ranked among the top 20 undergraduate business schools in the United States, drawing particular attention. 

KUBS has recently forged a variety of exchange agreements with prestigious U.S. institutions. For undergraduate exchange programs, it has entered into agreements with the University of Virginia and Michigan State University. In addition, comprehensive MOUs for broader academic collaboration have been signed with Carnegie Mellon University and the University of California, San Diego (UC San Diego). At the MBA level, exchange agreements have been established with Emory University and Georgetown University. KUBS is also expanding partnerships with universities in Europe and Asia, including Université Paris Dauphine-PSL in France and the City University of Hong Kong. Negotiations with the University of Washington are also progressing smoothly. 

These new agreements encompass a range of meaningful collaborations—including undergraduate, graduate, and MBA student exchanges, as well as joint research—providing students with broader opportunities for global learning experiences. A particularly notable agreement is with The Johns Hopkins University, which offers KUBS undergraduate students admitted to its graduate programs through the Global +1 Program up to 50% in scholarship support. 

A representative from the KUBS International Office stated, “The fact that KUBS has signed so many agreements with leading international institutions in such a short period demonstrates the school’s growing global reputation and educational excellence. We will continue to expand top-tier partnerships worldwide.” 

As of now, Korea University Business School maintains active international exchange partnerships with 114 universities in 33 countries.