The
educational goal of Global Management
is to provide students with managerial
discipline and knowhow required to effectively
compete in the international business
environment. To reinforce future professionals'
skills to handle dynamic business decision
making problems in the era of globalization
and information revolution, our unique
curricula additionally emphasize information
processing technique, business communication
skills in English and international
economics and trade as compared to the
traditional business curricula.
The
educational goal of Global Management
is to provide students with managerial
discipline and knowhow required to effectively
compete in the international business
environment. To reinforce future professionals'
skills to handle dynamic business decision
making problems in the era of globalization
and information revolution, our unique
curricula additionally emphasize information
processing technique, business communication
skills in English and international
economics and trade as compared to the
traditional business curricula.
Typical tracks in Global Management
include finance, marketing, human resources
and organization management, operations
management, management information system,
and international business and trade.
Students are also encouraged to take
double majors by combining the interrelated
fields of study such as sports marketing,
entertainment management, fashion marketing,
and business engineering. Each track
offers both required courses and elective
courses ranging from the introductory
level to the advanced level.
Many domestic and foreign business case
analyses should help to deepen students'
understanding of business practices.
By the time of graduation, students
will develop their competitive edge
in the selected area in the global market.
To
receive the Bachelor of Global Management,
a student must
1) complete a minimum of 130 credit
units including 12 units of required
courses, 36 units of elective courses,
and other required liberal arts courses.
2) satisfy the competence requirement
standard set by the University.
3) acquire minimum English proficiency
test scores set by the School.
Financial Management, Principles of
Insurance, Securities Market, Introduction
to Money and Finance, Futures and Options,
Financial Innovation, Theory and Practice
of Investments, Financial Institutions
Management, Insurance Management, Corporate
Financial Policy
Marketing
Principles of Marketing, Consumer
Behavior, Marketing Strategies, Advertising,
Internet Marketing, Customer Relationship
Management, Marketing Research, Channel
of Distribution, Brand Management,
Strategy of Marketing Communications
Human Resource and Organization
Management
Human Resource Management, Organizational
Behavior, Organization Structure,
Labor and Management Relations, The
Ethics of Management, Organization
Structure, Business Policy and Strategy,
Production & Operations Management
Production and Operations Management
Operations Management, Business Mathematics,
Managerial Decision Making, Quantitative
Analysis for Management, Management
Science I, Quality Control, SPSS
Management Information System
Management Information System, Management
and Computers, Business Data Communications,
Database Management
International Business
International Business, International
Accounting, International Finance,
International Marketing, Principles
of Trade, Electronic Commerce and
International Trade, International
Business Strategy
International Trade
International Trade Theory, Trade
Policy, International Trade Seminar
I & II, Principles of Economics,
International Transportation, Microeconomics
Our
graduates are in high demand by major
companies as we are recognized as producing
students with global vision and strong
teamwork ethos. They hold key positions
at the various levels of diverse industries,
such as the computer and electronics
industry, banking and investment services,
advertising, and accounting firms.
Woon-Bong Na, Ph.D.
[Nanyang Technological University in
Singapore, 1996, Associate Professor,
Management in Marketing, wbna@khu.ac.kr,
http://bizir.khu.ac.kr]
Woo-Sung Park, Ph.D.
[HEC (Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales),
1996, Assistant Professor, Human Resource
Management, pwoosung@khu.ac.kr,
http://bizir.khu.ac.kr]
International Relations as a field of
study is composed of four main subjects:
International politics, International
Economy and Business, International
Area Studies, and Foreign Languages,
especially English. The International
Relations Major is designed to provide
scientific and practical knowledge and
wisdom of these ...
International Relations as a field of
study is composed of four main subjects:
International politics, International
Economy and Business, International
Area Studies, and Foreign Languages,
especially English. The International
Relations Major is designed to provide
scientific and practical knowledge and
wisdom of these essential subjects and
some related issues such as international
law and international negotiation. The
students are expected to play important
roles as leaders in the areas such as
global business corporations, governmental
and inter-governmental organizations,
mass media and international NGOs. As
the age of globalization proceeds, the
demand for persons with knowledge and
an international outlook is on the rise.
Established in 1992, the Department
of International Relations (IR) has
been one of the few front-runners in
this field of education and research
in Korea. International Relations is
an integral part of the College of Management
and International Relations, which was
set up in 1999 with the purpose of developing
a very specialized program which combines
international and business studies.
All the members of the IR Major, students
and professors, are united and determined
to make our program the most prestigious
one in the nation. Currently we have
ten very distinguished professors as
members of the faculty.
To receive the Bachelor of Science in
International Relations, a student must:
1) complete a minimum of 130 credit
units including 12 units of required
courses, 24 units of Elective courses,
and other required general courses.
2) satisfy the Competence Requirement
Standard set by the University.
3) complete a graduation thesis.
4) acquire minimum English proficiency
test scores set by the school.
Year 1
Principles of Economics, Fundamentals
of Political Science, Introduction to
International Relations, Introduction
to Area Studies, History of Modern International
Relations
Year 2
Understanding Contemporary International
Politics, International Political
Economy, War and Peace, Understanding
International Law, Comparative Political
Economy, Introduction to Foreign Policy,
International Trade and Foreign Economic
Policy, Modern and Contemporary History
of the United States(Japan, China,
Latin America, South Korea), Understanding
North Korea, English Readings in Global
Affairs I
Year 3
Major Issues of the Global Village,
Political Economy of the United States(Japan,
China, Latin America, South Korea),
Political Economy of Russia and Eastern
Europe, Foreign Relations of the United
States(Japan, China, Latin American,
South Korea), Foreign Economic Policy
of the United States(Japan, China,
Latin American, South Korea), NGOs
and International Relations, International
Organizations
Year 4
Political Economy of Europe, Special
Topics in American(Japanese, Chinese,
Latin American, Korean) Studies, Global
Finance and International Politics,
Special Topics in International Relations
Graduates with a B.A. in International
Studies have a vast array of job opportunities.
First, they can apply for public jobs
in governmental, nongovernmental, and
international organizations. Second,
many of our graduates choose careers
in the business sector. As the Korean
economy is globalized, there is an increasing
need for graduates with international
background and knowledge. Third, our
graduates are also well suited for jobs
in newspaper and broadcasting companies.
They are also encouraged to continue
their study in graduate schools of international
studies, abroad as well as at home.
Jin-Young Jung, Ph.D.
[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
1990, Associate Professor, International
Political Economy, jychung@khu.ac.kr,
http://bizir.khu.ac.kr]
Those
who major in Area Studies are expected
to become specialists who can play active
roles in various sectors of the globalized
world from international corporations
to government level activities. Area
Studies focuses on the politics, society,
and economy of various regions and countries
from the comparative perspective. In
this sense, Area Studies differs from
cultural or historical approaches to
specific countries.
Those who major in Area Studies are
expected to become specialists who can
play active roles in various sectors
of the globalized world from international
corporations to government level activities.
Area Studies focuses on the politics,
society, and economy of various regions
and countries from the comparative perspective.
In this sense, Area Studies differs
from cultural or historical approaches
to specific countries. Main questions
raised in Area Studies are why the American
political economy is distinct from others,
how countries react to external shocks,
such as international financial crisis,
what is the domestic base for encouraging
regional/international cooperation,
and so on. Area Studies puts much emphasis
on the study of various institutions
that govern politics and markets in
a given area.
In response to the increasing needs
for understanding and learning about
other countries and regions in the age
of globalization, the Area Studies major
was established in 1988 as one of the
new fields at Kyung Hee University.
As the university system was transformed
into a faculty system, it was integrated,
along with its sister field of International
Relations, into the School of Management
and International Relations in 1999.
The Major in Area Studies currently
consists of four areas: the United States,
Japan, China and Latin America. Together
with extensive language education for
the areas concerned, the major offers
students a variety of courses: Foreign
Relations, Politics, Economics, Society
and the History of the Four Regions
and some courses in the field of international
relations. Those who have foreign language
capability and foreign residence experience
are very welcomed
To receive the Bachelor of Science in
Area Studies, one must:
1) complete a minimum of 130 credit
units including 12 units of Required
courses, 24 units of Elective courses,
and other required General Courses.
2) satisfy the Competence Requirement
Standard set by the University.
3) complete a Graduation Thesis.
4) acquire minimum English proficiency
test scores set by the school.
Year 1
Principles of Economics, Fundamentals
of Political Science, Introduction to
International Relations, Introduction
to Area Studies, History of Modern International
Relations
Year 2
Understanding Contemporary International
Politics, International Political Economy,
War and Peace, Comparative Political
Economy, Introduction to Foreign Policy,
International Trade and Foreign Economic
Policy, Modern and Contemporary History
of the United States(Japan, China, Latin
America, South Korea), Understanding
North Korea, English Readings in Global
Affairs I
Year 3
Major Issues of the Global Village,
Political Economy of the United States(Japan,
China, Latin America, South Korea),
Political Economy of Russia and Eastern
Europe, Foreign Relations of the United
States(Japan, China, Latin American,
South Korea), Foreign Economic Policy
of the United States(Japan, China, Latin
American, South Korea), NGOs and International
Relations
Year 4
Political Economy of Europe, Special
Topics in American(Japanese,Chinese,Latin
American,Korean) Studies, Global Finance
and International Politics, Special
Topics in International Relations
Although it was recently introduced
into our country, Area Studies is a
discipline of great importance with
the expansion of the global society
and the increase of international exchange
in the age of globalization. By accumulating
an extensive knowledge of important
regions of the world, students majoring
in Area Studies can be experts who will
contribute to the promotion of our country's
position in the changing world. A variety
of job opportunities are open to graduates
with a major in Area Studies: internationalized
corporations, government agencies, international
organizations, non-governmental organizations,
academia and research institutes, journalists,
the tour industry, etc.
Jin-Young Jung, Ph.D.
[University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
1990, Associate Professor, International
Political Economy, jychung@khu.ac.kr,
http://bizir.khu.ac.kr]
Global
Studies is a new field whose objective
is to produce capable international
leaders who can be successful in this
age of globalization. While the field
of Global Studies has long been established
as one of the most important majors
in American universities, it was only
in the early 1990s, when political,
business, and academic circles began
to talk about globalization, that it
was first introduced to Korea.
