Undergraduate Schools

College of Global Business

The Path to Practical Philosophy That Leads a Fast-Paced Era

Dept. of Business Administration

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Introduction

Business administration holds great social utility as a practical science that studies the management of companies, the leading actors of the economy. In particular, the importance of corporate management has been highly recognized as business complexity has significantly increased with the expansion and internationalization of companies and a rapidly changing corporate environment.
Business administration is applied in various areas, including the private sector (conglomerates, SMEs, financial institutions, advertising companies, hotels), the public sector (central government, local governments, public institutions), the non-profit sector (hospitals, schools, NGOs), and the art management area. Therefore, the career path our students will find after graduation is very diverse.

Educational Objectives

The business administration department pursues the vision of making our students happy and being recognized by society and companies. To this end, we aim to nurture business talents with expertise and global competence based on creative thinking and a good (positive)attitude.
The department sets the four directions of education and talent cultivation based on educational goals as follows:

  1. 1Leaders with a challenging spirit and the right personality and attitude
  2. 2Strategists with creative thinking and communication skills
  3. 3Management professionals with their own specialized expertise
  4. 4Global business talents that lead the world
Related certifications

Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Tax Accountant, Computerized Taxation, Financial Manager, Accounting Management Level 1, Logistics Manager, Distribution Manager, CFP/AFPK, AICPA, Business Instructor, Computerized Accounting Manager TOEIC, TOEFL, HSK, JPT, Word Processor, Computer Utilization Ability, MOS, ITQ, Information Processing Technician

Career Path
  • Private sector : large companies, small and medium-sized companies, agencies, advertising companies, internet/distribution/trade/hotel/travel/food service industries
  • Public sector : Government, government agencies, local government institutions, media and broadcasting agencies
  • Non-profit sector : Schools, hospitals, NGOs
  • Other : Startups, accountants/tax accountants, management consultants, labor managers, investment professionals, art management