Roadmap

Facilities and Resources

GBA is using the International Hall. If you want to check the detailed facilities’ photos, please check via this link.
Link : https://skb.skku.edu/eng_gba/campus/Facilities.do

 

Scholarship

There are a total of 29 scholarships, and the main scholarships are as follows. On-campus scholarships are categorized as 1) Admission Scholarship 2) General Scholarship (candidates not specified) 3) Special Scholarship (Target individual or group pre-specified). Samsung Scholarship and Yulgok Scholarship are available for admission scholarship. General scholarships, including an academic scholarship and an academic integrity scholarship, are shown below.

 

Yulgok Scholarship

Candidates who are newly admitted to the College of Liberal Arts and Humanities, whose SAT scores, should be higher than school’s admission requirements and who has an experience of winning a contest will receive half of the tuition for 2 years (4 semesters).

 

Academic Scholarship

Out of those with an average GPA of 3.0 or higher, qualified students are selected through the University Steering Committee and the scholarship is provided by name of the department chair

 

Academic Integrity Scholarship

This is a family support scholarship, in connection with national scholarships, for which the dean preferentially selects qualified students among national basic livelihood security recipients. Besides this, unlike other departments, the Global Business Administration Department actively provides students with various scholarships for various programs.

 

 Samsung Scholarship

This is a scholarship that is provided only to 6 departments specified within the school. Full tuition is provided for two years (4 semesters) to a student who has been selected by the admissions office of the university from among admitted new first-year students to the university.

 

Exchange Student Scholarship

Exchange students who go to oversee as universities that have signed a sisterhood relationship with the school are exempted from the tuition of the school each semester, and a certain amount of tuition subsidy is provided to support the student to study at the school. Basic support (living expenses + airfare): Support for all exchange students Differential support (living expenses): Differential support by income level

 

Global Program Scholarship

The Department of Global Business Administration conducts global camps, global business camps, and global career tours every semester, and scholarships are paid to selected participating students for most of the expenses, such as air fare and living expenses. Recipients of other scholarships are also eligible for this scholarship.

 

Dorm Scholarship

The Department of Global Business Administration gives a priority to freshmen in selecting dormitory residents, and a total of two semester dormitory fees are supported as scholarships.

 

 

- International Engagement

Global Camp/Global Business Camp/Global Career Tour

Through vacations every semester, we provide opportunities to visit new global business sites through the Global Camp, Global Business Camp, and Global Career Tour. At the Global Camp/Global Business Camp, students visit conferences in industries such as CES with professors to carry out actual corporate projects. In the Global Career Tour, students can experience the field of various companies around the world and meet people who work as global businessmen to learn how to build careers. It is also a program that can grow a lot in terms of culture by experiencing various countries such as USA, Singapore, and China, Hong Kong. These programs are a chance to encourage students to dream of advancing to the global stage.

 

Exchange Student Program

GBA students are encouraged to go abroad for at least one semester as an exchange student. This is graduation requirement for our department, for which we have the “7+1” exchange student program. Scholarships are provided to all students to support this. With this program, we are providing opportunities in which students can experience cultures of other countries, form perspectives that would allow them to view own country more objectively.

 

Dual Degree Program

Students who have completed the Global Business Administration curriculum until the end of their second year can earn, after two more years of study at the Kelley School of Business, a bachelor’s in dual degree program both from our university and from Indiana University. Since our department signed a dual degree agreement with Kelley School of Business in 2008, we have been sending selected students who want to study there. In case of a dual degree, all the expenses including tuition at Indiana University and the cost of living must be borne by the individual student, while tuition at Sungkyunkwan University is fully supported by scholarship. Through this, we can secure our identity and an alumni network both at Sungkyunkwan University in Korea and at one of Big Ten Schools in the United States. There are also some advantages that students have a possibility of getting a job in the United States.

 

Networking Night of GBA

The department is making networking events with exchange students from abroad every semester. In order to practice networking situations in a Western-style business environment, we practice greetings, self-introduction, and how to keep the conversation flowing, and provide opportunities to make foreign friends.

 

Various Global Networking Activities

Students such as Harvard MBA and Indiana Kelley meet as partners, make friends, and introduce Korean culture when visiting Korea in groups. In addition, they meet foreign students from various countries’university visiting Korea and consult projects on Korean companies. It can foster their knowledge as global business leaders. (Ex. GBA-Harvard Field Program, GBA-Kelley Case Competition)

 

- Student Organization

There are many student activities in Global Business Administration. For more information, please look through this link.

Link: https://skb.skku.edu/eng_gba/campus/Student.do

 

- Event

JOB GBA

‘JOB GBA’ is a career event to be held once or twice every semester. We invite many alumni who are currently working in the field and hold briefing sessions on new topics such as how to write a resume, strategies for getting hired at large conglomerates and getting a job at foreign companies. The most recent ‘JOB GBA’ took the theme of conglomerates in which students were able to learn more about the detailed tasks of large companies (strategy, planning/sales, marketing/personnel, and finance). The alumni shared time to introduce their jobs first, and then we had networking time to listen to specific and diverse experiences.

GBA Speaker Series

The department runs a guest lecture series in which experts are invited from various fields each semester to give a talk on their experience and advice in each field. On average, four special lectures are held each semester, and executives and experts in various fields of society are invited to give a talk, so that students can listen to their stories of practical experiences and advice on future careers.

 

 

Industry-academic cooperation contest/project

In industry-academic cooperation with various companies, students present various opinions and ideas on the topics disclosed by the company. The contest(project) was held for about 1~2 month, followed by Kick-Off Meeting, application for preliminary round, announcement of the candidates for the finals, interim feedback, and final announcement. Through the contest(project), students cultivate practical competencies based on what they learned in university. In addition, they learn presentation skills, and cooperate with their team members to produce good results.

 

 

The Night of GBA

At the end of each year, a year-end networking event is held for Global Business Administration alumni. Participants are students, the alumni and professors including Dean, Vice-Dean, and Department Chair of Global Business Administration. And they are actively networking with one another in the event. The alumni who play an active role in local conglomerates or leading overseas companies have time of networking and mentoring with current students. Moreover, students have time to get advice from professors about academic life and careers.