The ceremony for 2019 Summer KUBS Global Internship was held at Hyundai Motor Hall on June 21. A total of 18 students will be dispatched to companies outside of Korea this summer including LG Electronics Spain, LG Electronics Indonesia, Young Steel and Saudi Aramco. At the ceremony, a various kind of education was provided including a special lecture by KUBS graduate, an information session about the program and gender equality, to help students excel in those companies.
 

First of all, there was a special lecture on work etiquette and attitude by Lee Ki-chang (KUBS ’94), CEO of Nemo Partners China. "This internship could be an opportunity to change your life," said Lee. "I hope you could think seriously about it.” Lee’s lecture was filled with students’ questions and answers. Lee also explained basic work etiquette dealing with cultural differences and dress code. "As a KUBS student, I hope you could learn a lot from this opportunity without wasting them in vain," Lee said. "It is also very good to make local friends if possible." 

The ceremony was followed by an information session about departure arrangements, punctuality in workplace, work attitude, and things to notice when sending an e-mail.
 

Then, an information session about gender equality was conducted by Roh Jung-min, Head of KU Center for Gender Equality. "There have been cases in which students suffered through harassment because they did not know they could be protected by the school even if they were outside of Korea, " said Roh. "Also, there were some cases that students did not report harassment because they were afraid that it could be reflected in their scores," Roh said. "I hope you can communicate with the school quickly in the event of any harassment.”