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| ▲ Entrance of business administration building and Dongguk business school (MBA) | ||
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Dongguk University is planning to establish Global MBA Course and Global Entrepreneurship MBA Course starting from 2016. Along with those courses, it will offer various activities from business administration lectures in English and Chinese for global placement to the lectures for the students who want to be businessman.
Dongguk University MBA, modelled on a graduate school of business administration, has diverse advantages, such as acquirement of foreign MBA degree, global placement, scholarship systems, a broad network based on 109 years of tradition and, lastly, weekday and weekend lectures.
For the lectures during weekdays, there will be Global MBA Course and Global Entrepreneurship MBA Course, which are totally in English. Planned to establish in 2016, Global Entrepreneurship MBA Course will be divided into two categories by languages – International Cohort based on English and Chinese Cohort based on Chinese. Also, it will include “Semester System for Global Placement.”
In order to support incumbents and enterprisers to develop their competence in global business, night and daytime courses will offer 30 percent of English lectures and 70 percent of Korean lectures.
As the first specialized course for Entrepreneurship in Korea, night and daytime course of Global Entrepreneurship MBA will allow prep entrepreneur, person in charge of a new business, consulting expert with entrepreneurial spirit to obtain opportunities and information about from foundation and growth to global advance of enterprise.
With the initial introduction of “Semester System for Global Placement” in 2016, Dongguk University MBA will help students to fulfill global placement through internships and global team teaching which will connect the students with native universities and enterprises. In addition, by a joint degree with University of Texas, Dongguk University will grant both degrees of Dongguk University and of University of Texas to students who acquire 30 credits and 32 credits respectively.