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- Dancing with the dragon: Leveraging opportunities for global growth
- Last week, the USF CBSI Center, which signed an exchange agreement with a Chinese graduate school, will hold a practical lecture. Those interested can participate in the webinar. We will develop future lectures and invite alumni to attend.
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- 작성일 2024-07-17
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- Steps Towards the Future: K-Maker High Program's Tour of China's Innovation Industries
- Sungkyunkwan University's China Graduate School and the Global Innovation Center (KIC China) conducted the "K-Maker High Program" from May 15 to 18, a four-day program. The "K-Maker High Program" is a Chinese innovation industry tour program that explores the major high-tech zones in the four major city clusters of China. This year, the program visited the Yangtze River Delta region, the most active area in China for scientific and technological innovation and international exchanges. The visits included the Shanghai International Technology Exchange Market, the China International Import Expo, Zhejiang University, the Zhejiang Provincial Industry-University-Research Cooperation Promotion Association, and Alibaba. Alibaba Headquarters (Hangzhou, China) Zhejiang University (Hangzhou, China) China International Import Expo (Shanghai, China)
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- 작성일 2024-07-15
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- Graduate School of China Signs Academic Cooperation With University of San Francisco
- The Graduate School of China (Director KIM, YONG-JUNE) signed a cooperation agreement with the University of San Francisco's Center for Business Studies and Innovation in Asia-Pacific (CBSI) on July 3, 2024. CBSI is a university-affiliated research and education institution developed by its predecessor, the China Business Studies Initiative. The University of San Francisco is one of the oldest private universities in the United States, and it is of great significance as it is an agreement with Sungkyunkwan University, the oldest university in Korea. This agreement aims to establish an organic cooperation system for the success of global graduate schools through the shared growth of the Graduate School of China and CBSI, and to strengthen human networks through mutual exchange. Additionally, through this agreement, we hope to accelerate international education innovation, provide students with quality educational opportunities, and contribute to the development of global society.
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- 작성일 2024-07-04
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- GSC holds inaugural meeting of alumni association
- On April 27 (Saturday), the GSC (Director KIM, YONG-JUNE) held the "GSC Alumni Association Opening Ceremony" at the Global R&E Lounge of the International Museum of the Humanities and Social Sciences Campus. The GSC opened in September 2005 and marks its 19th anniversary this year, and has produced about 460 graduates so far. The event was attended by President YOO JI-BEOM, GSC President KIM, YONG-JUNE, as well as faculty members of the GSC, and more than 50 alumni and students to celebrate the formation of the GSC Alumni Association.
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- 작성일 2024-06-28
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- [J Brain Storming] Corporate Strategy and Government Measures for China / KIM, YONG-JUNE Professor
- Topic: Competitive Strategies of Chinese Companies and Choices of Korean Companies Date and time : 2024.04.25 ~ 07.16, 6 times in total How to proceed: Online academic seminars via the ZOOM platform. Link：https://youtu.be/HtPfRKkME84?si=9QwZ4hOr6huNz7K-&t=1
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- 작성일 2024-06-28
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- GSC Signs Business Agreement With Hwaseong Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Asplo Co., Ltd
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On February 27, 2024, the GSC signed a business agreement with the Hwaseong Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Asflow Co., Ltd. on "Strategic Proposals for SMEs to Enter the Chinese Market." Through the
class, which was opened in the first semester of 2024, we will conduct market research and marketing strategies for entering the Chinese market by Asplo Co., Ltd. with Students of the GSC. -
- 작성일 2024-06-28
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- "The second MaYun is coming from Bios, aiming for Chinese healthcare and food items."
- As President-elect Joe Biden has pledged, pushing for a $2 trillion fiscal stimulus is likely to cost the dollar more than it is now, and to attract more money to emerging markets, including China. Don't miss the opportunity that the United States has created." Ahn Yu-hwa, a professor of finance at Sungkyunkwan University's Graduate School of Chinese Studies, who is considered one of the top experts in China's economy and finance in Korea, said in an interview with the Chosun Ilbo on the 25th, "The factor that could have the greatest impact on the Chinese stock market next year will be the U.S. fiscal and monetary policy." Ahn served as a researcher at financial institutions such as the Korea Capital Market Institute and the Korea Securities Depository, and is an advisor to the Chinese team in Yulchon, a law firm. Professor Ahn plans to give a lecture on the theme of "Will Chinese mythology continue: Post-Pandemics Chinese Financial Outlook" at the 2021 Korea Financial Expo, which will be held from April 4-5. China and South Korean companies seeking to strengthen domestic demand may face a crisis. The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China announced its plan to overtake the size of the U.S. GDP by 2015 at the 5th plenary session held last month, suggesting a "two-cycling" strategy such as expanding domestic consumption and self-reliance in technology. Its main goal is to develop technologies in future industries such as semiconductors, 5G, artificial intelligence (AI), and Internet technologies and produce related parts on its own. Professor Ahn said, "This proposed strategy means that China will localize the entire industrial ecosystem regardless of hardware and software," adding, "Even if the U.S. cuts off trade after 2015, China's national safety will not be shaken." "Most Korean companies, except for a few large companies, are still lacking in global competitiveness, and if China strengthens domestic demand and increases its technology self-sufficiency, it could be a major crisis for Korean companies that have supplied intermediate goods parts," he said. "We should not be afraid of competing abroad, but we should improve our weak constitution even now." How will U.S.-China relations develop when the Democratic government in the U.S. takes office? Ahn predicted that if the Trump administration used a "mongie" operation, the Biden government would use a "non-martial" operation. The Trump administration has dealt a blow to China, including tariff sanctions and the removal of Chinese companies, but the Biden administration will strengthen ideological solidarity with its allies by emphasizing environment and human rights, and gradually pressure China with economic and trade cooperation. "The Biden government wants to hit China like the Trump administration, but it will not want the U.S. to get hurt," Ahn said. "There is a possibility that the Biden government will bring back the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), which was scrapped after the Obama administration tried to keep China in check." The promising sectors in China next year are 'Bio' China's Shanghai Stock Exchange broke through 3,500 units in January 2018, but fell to 2,400 units in January 2019 due to deepening U.S.-China trade conflicts. Now, the stock market has recovered and is fluctuating in the 3,400-point level. Professor Ahn said, "If the U.S. economic stimulus measures release the dollar further and the Corona gradually subsides, the Chinese stock market will have a chance to rise one notch further." Professor Ahn cited the bio and pharmaceutical sectors as promising industries in China that should be noted next year. "The value of health has been highlighted and interest in quality of life has rapidly increased among Chinese people due to the Corona crisis," he said. "It is highly likely that investments will be made in various health-related areas such as health care and health food." "The second Marwin (chairman of Alibaba)" will come from the bio sector. On the other hand, IT companies such as Alibaba, Baidu, and Tencent, which saw their share prices rise sharply this year due to the untact craze, said, "They are all entering the financial industry, but as Chinese authorities have recently begun to regulate their monopolistic status, stock prices will not rise significantly." Ahn advised investors interested in the Chinese market, "First of all, studying about China should precede." "China's political, social, and economic structure is quite different from Korea's, but many people are trying to invest in the situation where they lack understanding of it," he said. "We need to develop a habit of buying a good book on China first and reading and studying."
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- 작성일 2020-12-02
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- Google Manager Cho Yong-min's Special Lecture Review
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Google Manager Cho Yong-min's Special Lecture Review Date: Friday, November 13, 2020 Venue: International Pavilion at Sungkyunkwan University On Friday, November 13, a special lecture by Cho Yong-min, manager of Google, was held at Sungkyunkwan University's Graduate School of Chinese Studies under the theme of "The AI era that rapidly develops into corona, the criteria for talent?" Contents: Cho Yong-min, the manager of Google Korea, who was in Samsung Electronics and IBM divisions before Google, gave a lecture on what talent awards are needed today in the era of the fourth industrial revolution and the New Normal era. He gave us a lecture on how to look at the world and what kind of talent we want from companies and society today. Manager Cho Yong-min said three things about how to respond to this era of rapid change. First, Find right why. Second, Master the pivot, and Be User-Friendly. He emphasized that businesses and individuals should be customer-friendly. Cho Yong-min, manager of Google Korea, presented a lecture with high concentration with witty delivery and overflowing energy. He also cited various companies such as CJ and Netflix as examples and listened to many practical examples. Attendee: 37 existing students + 6 additional students = 43 students in total a lecturer's resume Cho Yong-min joined Google and is currently working on various partnership and marketing projects with global companies at home and abroad. Samsung Electronics' planning group and IBM marketing team led the team by establishing and working on sales and marketing strategies. He's also the best leader of Google Asia Pacific's employees, and he's a leader in innovation beyond individuals with witty delivery and healthy new energy. Inspired by gorillas, not humans, he has the insight to see the same thing differently. Get insights from Cho Yong-min's lectures that look at the keys to innovation, organizations, and businesses that make real changes. [Education] Department of Electronic Engineering, Yonsei University Theory of Organizational Action at Stanford Business School
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- 작성일 2020-12-02
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