Top MBA Programs in South Korea
List of top MBA programs offered in South Korea:
Seoul National University (SNU)
- The SNU Graduate School of Business offers a one-year MBA degree program that is divided into 4 semesters (excluding the summer term) of eight weeks' duration without a break. The 12-month intensive program, which is equivalent to a two-year full-time MBA program in the US, allows students to receive the same standard of education in a year.
- The SNU Business School is the fourth business school in Asia accredited by the AACSB and SNU is ranked 51st among the top universities in the world by The Financial Times (2007).
Korea University Business School (KUBS)
- KUBS’s MBA Program is a truly distinctive academic experience.
- The School is also the most popular college of the University for foreign students to study. KUBS is the first school in Korea to be accredited by both the AACSB (2005) and EQUIS (2007) for its entire program which include the undergraduate, MS/Ph.D, and MBA programs.
KAIST Business School
- Initiated in March 1995, the Techno-MBA Program was the first of its kind in Korea. The program offers rigorous academic and applied courses along with extensive international exposure.
- KAIST Graduate School of Management created the Excutive MBA Program in 2003 to satisfy the needs of Korean companies to develop their core managers into capable CEOs of the future.
Kyung Hee University
- The Graduate School of Business Administration (GSBA) at Kyung Hee University is a specialized MBA program based on the new knowledge-oriented education.
- GSBA is one of the largest and most prestigious business schools in Korea.
Chungnam National University
- The Graduate School of Business offers a number of programs including the Management of Business Administration (MBA) Program, the Executive Management Program, Professional Management Program (Daejeon and Chungnam area), and the Research and Development Management Program.
- In May 2000, Asiaweek ranked the Graduate School of Business 44th among the 5,000 Master's programs in its evaluation of MBA programs in Asian universities.
* Suggested Reading: South Korean Universities in Asia Top 200
Seoul National University (SNU)
- The SNU Graduate School of Business offers a one-year MBA degree program that is divided into 4 semesters (excluding the summer term) of eight weeks' duration without a break. The 12-month intensive program, which is equivalent to a two-year full-time MBA program in the US, allows students to receive the same standard of education in a year.
- The SNU Business School is the fourth business school in Asia accredited by the AACSB and SNU is ranked 51st among the top universities in the world by The Financial Times (2007).
Korea University Business School (KUBS)
- KUBS’s MBA Program is a truly distinctive academic experience.
- The School is also the most popular college of the University for foreign students to study. KUBS is the first school in Korea to be accredited by both the AACSB (2005) and EQUIS (2007) for its entire program which include the undergraduate, MS/Ph.D, and MBA programs.
KAIST Business School
- Initiated in March 1995, the Techno-MBA Program was the first of its kind in Korea. The program offers rigorous academic and applied courses along with extensive international exposure.
- KAIST Graduate School of Management created the Excutive MBA Program in 2003 to satisfy the needs of Korean companies to develop their core managers into capable CEOs of the future.
Kyung Hee University
- The Graduate School of Business Administration (GSBA) at Kyung Hee University is a specialized MBA program based on the new knowledge-oriented education.
- GSBA is one of the largest and most prestigious business schools in Korea.
Chungnam National University
- The Graduate School of Business offers a number of programs including the Management of Business Administration (MBA) Program, the Executive Management Program, Professional Management Program (Daejeon and Chungnam area), and the Research and Development Management Program.
- In May 2000, Asiaweek ranked the Graduate School of Business 44th among the 5,000 Master's programs in its evaluation of MBA programs in Asian universities.
* Suggested Reading: South Korean Universities in Asia Top 200
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