Korea University Business School

Over 65% of the courses in the business school are taught in English. As of March 2018, the number of undergraduate students at the business school is 2,336 including 1,839 domestic and 497 international students.

The MS program offers business education in eight different areas under the Department of Business Administration and Department of International Business. Over 80% of courses are taught in English.[6]

The PhD program offers a curriculum for prospective academic researchers in ten distinct areas. The school provides financial support for doctoral students by granting a variety of assistantships and scholarships.[7]

The G-MBA is an intensive one-year full-time program designed for candidates with a minimum of bachelor's degree and professional business experience. Candidates may earn an MBA degree from KUBS or a dual degree from one of the partner schools.[8]

The program allows students to spend one semester abroad at a CEMS partner institute or participate in an international internship.[9]

The program is a one-and-a-half-year program during which candidates spend each semester at three universities in three countries in Asia. A minimum requirement for admission includes a bachelor's degree and at least two years of full-time work experience. Candidates graduate with two degrees, one from KUBS and the other from either Fudan University, China or National University of Singapore.[10]

EMBA is designed for current executives and CEOs with more than 10 years of professional experience. EMBA is a two-year weekend program for advanced and specialized knowledge and skills in business practice.[11]

The program is a two-year evening program focused on theoretical and practice of finance.[12]

KMBA is a two-year evening program designed for mid-level managers with a few years of working experience. Admission is open for candidates who are currently working.[13]

The program is designed for executives and CEOs who pursue practical and field-based business and corporate education.[14]

Offered in once-a-week class, the program provides a range of special lectures and discussions throughout diverse disciplines including humanities, arts and health science for senior leaders with experience.[15]

The school offers social events by inviting current students and alumni, such as KUBS Alumni Night, Student-Alumni Mentoring Day, MBA Alumni Homecoming Day, and so on.

KUBS runs the Startup Institute that provides a wide range of assistance for current and prospective entrepreneurs launching a startup. The institute has two support centers, Iljin Center for Startup Incubation and Seung Myung-Ho Center for Entrepreneurship Education. Seung Myung-Ho Center regularly opens ‘Startup Express’ which is a competition for the entry into the institute. Participants compete for financial support by the startup institute. Iljin Center holds a startup demo day event ‘Choo Choo Day’ where KUBS startup teams present their business ideas to academics and potential investors.

KUBS runs the largest CPA preparation study group in Korea. Jeongjincho offers a variety of learning materials including textbooks and lectures. The study group also has the opportunity to meet with alumni who passed CPA and currently work for major accounting firms.

With its exclusive study space, Takmajeong offers a range of assistance for the preparation of Civil service entrance examination. The program provides mock PSAT exams and lecture materials to encourage an outstanding outcome in the exam.

Built on 1972, the building was recently renovated with the establishment of KUBS Startup Institute.

LG-POSCO Building

It was built in commemoration of the 100th anniversary of Korea University.

Built in 2013.

Hyundai Motor Hall

Commenced in 1962, the Granite Tower Festival is the University's annual festival held for students, faculty members, alumni as well as the local community. “Ipselenti” – Cry of “Ji Ya” is a cheerleading routine performed at the end of Seoktap Daedongje festival. Attendants sing the University's cheering theme songs and dance along the routine. Professional singers are invited for performance as well. “Ipselenti” is a part of the University's slogan that has been used since the establishment of Bosung College, “Ji” and “Ya” are each short for Jiseong (Wisdom) and Yaseong (Wildness).

Korea-Yonsei Friendship Games (Ko-Yon-Jeon)

Ko-Yon-Jeon is an annual event that has been held every year since 1927.

Korea University and Yonsei University are the two private universities in Korea. It is one of the tradition of the Korea University–Yonsei University rivalry that each year they open a range of sports games including rugby, baseball, basketball, and ice hockey. The games invite students from both universities, where the audience watch the competition between the two institutions.

4.18 Marathon

On April 18, 1960, 3,000 Korea University students stood up against the injustice and dictatorship of the Liberal game. After reading a declaration denouncing President Syngman Rhee, Korea University students headed to the National Assembly Building and were assaulted by political hoodlums after the protest. This assault triggered anger and frustration among fellow students as well as the public which cause the historic event known as the April Revolution (4.19). To commemorate this historic event and to continue the will of the brave Korea University students of the past, every year on April 18 students run a marathon from the main gate of the school to the April 19th Memorial Grave Site in Suyu and pay their respects to the martyrs of the democratization of Korea.

ISF is an annual autumn festival for international students to promote aspects of their home country. The festival provides an opportunity for international students to interact with one another in order to build understanding and communication between different cultures. Over 500 students from more than 20 countries represent their country and culture through food, performance, and handcrafts in their booths.