The Korea Times는 고려대학교 경영전문대학원의 글로벌 MBA와 금융 MBA 과정을 소개했다. (이은경/임선희)

  이 신문은 4월4일자 3면 메인박스에서  "KU Draws MBA Hopefuls With Global Connections"제목으로 프로그램 설명회 소식을 소상하게 설명하면서 세계적 컨넥션에 관심을 둔 많은 인재들이 고려대학교 MBA에 진학을 원하고 있다고 보도했다.

  코리아 타임스는 이어  고려대학교 경영대학과 경영전문대학원이 한국에서는 유일하게 AACSB와 EQUIS 등 세계 양대 인증기관으로 부터 공인받은 사실도 전했다.

  다음은 코리아 타임스의 보도내용 전문

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KU Draws MBA Hopefuls With Global Connections

By Kang Shin-who

Staff Reporter

More and more executives and senior managers are showing interest in Korea university(KU) MBA courses.

An MBA explanatory session held at the school yesterday showed the enthusiasm of MBA hopefuls in Korea.

The session was crowded with directors or mangers in charge of human resources departments from large companies such as Samsung, POSCO and Nexon.

An official of KU Business School attributes its success to the high-quality accreditation the school has. KU recently became the first and only school in Korea that has accreditation from both the United States and the EU. KU earned accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business(AACSB) in 2005 and the European Quality Improvement System(EQUIS) in 2007.

AACSB, founded in 1916, has granted specialized business school accreditation to more than 500 degree-granting institutions in 30 countries.

KU is the first Korean university to win the EQUIS accreditation. The two accreditations are regarded as the world’s most prestigious in business school programs.

As a result, KU students can earn academic credits when they study at overseas universities accredited by AACSB and EQUIS. In addition, KU plans to attract more international students for its Global MBA programs scheduled to begin in August this year.

The school will support foreign students with scholarships of 50 million won a year. The program that accommodates about 60 international students is composed of six modules. Each module, delivered in English, will take two months.

International applicants should have two or more years of work experiences in national or international institutes and submit a sponsorship declaration from a multinational company.

The school will recruit international students randomly until the global program starts in August.

kswho@koreatimes.co.kr

The Korea Times 2007/04/04

School in Seoul, Tuesday. Courtesy of Korea University Business School>