Departement. of International Business and Trade
The Departement. of International Business & Trade Founded in 1962 as a Department of Trade, has been fostering numerous advanced professionals under old history and tradition so far.
| Tel | 02-300-0760 |
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| Fax | 02-300-0734 |
| Location | 4th Floor, MCC (Myongji Campus Complex), College of Business Administration |
Introduction and Characteristics
The Departement. of International Business and Trade Founded in 1962 as a department of Trade, has been fostering numerous advanced professionals with values backed by experience and solid traditions. The Department of International Trade was renamed as International Business and Trade in 2006 since the previous trade department focused on trade practice, and it is was not enough to meet the ever-changing social demands for the professionals equipped with global sense and capability in the face of global competition. As the importance and interests of trade relations and economic cooperation between countries increased. The department organized a specialized curriculum including international trade and global management. The curriculum’s aim is to foster future professionals of international trade and international business and who can actively respond to the increased cooperation between countries. To this end, the Department of International Business and Trade is making efforts to supplement the practical field of application centered on industrial sites practice in responding to the rapidly changing internal and external environment and industrial structure changes required for fostering of integrated human resources. On the other hand, the department holds various students centered events to help them to continuously develop.
Mission Statement
The educational vision of the Department of International Business & Trade is “to foster integrated talents who can lead the global era.” We’re reinforcing our capabilities of education and research to cultivate talents who can lead the globalization by actively participating in the global competition. Three educational goals to realize the vision are to cultivate the talent who is a future-oriented cosmopolitan, a capable trade expert, and a member of society in harmony with the world.
Fostering Progressive talents to advance to the global market
In order to foster talented human resources equipped with practical plans and preparations for global market entry, the department educates and supports the practical challenge will and the practice by comprehensive operating of curriculum and non-curriculum to make the students can actively plan and prepare. As the educational contents for expanding the opportunities for students to advance into the global market, the department will organically connect the global frontier academic system, global leadership program, lifelong advisory program, and current student-graduates mentoring program, so that students can strengthen their on-site learning ability and their competitiveness for career and job.
Fostering talents exerting their capabilities of trade and global management
The department trains and educates in-depth professional competences to realize student's vision and actively contribute to national economic development through fostering competent and sincere professionals of trade, logistics, and global management with a competitive edge in the global marketplace.
The talent with the capability of social communication and current problem solving ability
In a diverse competition society, not only professional competence but also social communication and problem-solving skills are considered more important qualification. Students are educated to communicate their intellect, character and emotion based on Christian spirit with members of society in the global society and to form the personality to achieve self-development as a more mature global professional
History
| 2012.10. | The 50th Anniversary Event held to celebrate establishment of the department |
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| 2009.07. | Acquired certification of business administration education. |
| 2008.02. | Selected as the best department in the study field assessment 2007(by Korean Council for University Education) |
| 2006.03. | The department was renamed into department of International business and Trade, and became part of the College of Business Administration. First Freshmen were admitted into the department of International business and Trade. (100 daytime students.) |
| 2004.03. | The department became part of the College of Social Sciences. |
| 1999.03. | First Freshmen were admitted into the College of Business & Commerce. |
| 1996.06. | Business administration and trade major (integrated major) was established in daytime/evening university. |
| 1996.02. | department of Business Administration and Trade were selected as the best department (college) and graduate school in the business administration/trade/accounting/relative department assessment held by Korean Council for University Education |
| 1995.03. | First Freshmen were admitted into department of Business Administration and Trade |
| 1994.10. | department of Business Administration, department of Trade, department of Management Information System was integrated into department of Business Administration and Trade (daytime, evening) : Business administration major and trade major was established in daytime department, and business major, trade major, management of information system was established in the nighttime department. |
| 1989.10. | College of Business & Commerce was integrated into daytime Seoul campus. |
| 1981.10. | Department was divided into Yongin campus (daytime,) and Seoul campus (evening.) |
| 1980.02. | Doctor's Course was newly established in the Department |
| 1972.01. | Master’s Course was newly established in the Department |
| 1966.12. | department of Trade and department of Commercial Science was Founded in the College of Business & Commerce |
| 1962.02. | department of Trade was newly established. |
Major Roadmap
| Year | International Trade | Global Management | Common |
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| Freshman | Basic Liberal Arts(Mandatory): Principle of Microeconomics, Principle of Macroeconomics | . International Trade Employment Seminar Field trip Start-up and Management Capstone |
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| Sophomore | Introduction to International Trade(Major Mandatory), | International Business(Major Mandatory) | |
| Accounting Principle, Marketing, Financial Management, Human Resources Management, Production Operation Management, Select 1(Major Mandatory) | |||
| Junior | International Trade Economic Integration International Trade Policy Open Economy International Development Cooperation International Trade Law Trade English Trade Practices Marine Insurance Overseas Market Research |
Global Management Strategy(Major Mandatory) International Finance International Marketing International Distribution Management International Logistics International Logistics Practice EU Trade U.S. Economy China Market Environment Studies of Emerging Market |
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| Senior | Trade and Development Cooperation International Economy Institute Studies on WTO e-Trade Electronic Commerce International Trade International Negotiation Strategy International Trade Seminar |
Global Strategy Planning International Companies Global Innovation Foreign Exchange Derivative Financial Products Global Management Strategy Case Study International Management Seminar |
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Above table applied from the admits in 2009.
Further details, please inquiry to administration office(02-300-0760) of College of Business Administration.
Major Change and Transfer Admission Standard
Major Change (Application: early February)
Application accepted only by students with a GPA over 3.0, and selected by GPA (50%) and Study Plan (50%, evaluated in the field of motivation and commitment to transfer, career exploration planning and academic achievement, etc.)
Double Majors (Operation Guidelines for Management Education Training Certification Program)
- A system designed to allow students to have two bachelor’s degrees if they attended majors of the department (division), and major courses in another department (at least 45 credits including mandatory majors and selected courses)
- If students majored in double majors in other department under college of business administration, overlapping major courses can be admitted up to 9 credits.
Teacher profession (2nd grade teacher certificate in commercial information granted.)
Students selected as teacher professions shall be qualified as "Commercial Information" course teachers (2nd grade).
Further details can be referred at http://jw4.mju.ac.kr/user/teaching/index.action
Further details can be referred at http://jw4.mju.ac.kr/user/teaching/index.action
Curriculum
| year | Curriculum | |
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| Freshman | Principle of Microeconomics Principle of Macroeconomics Career Choice in the times of the 4th Industrial Revolution |
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| Sophomore | Introduction to International Trade International Trade Law International Trade China Market Environment International Business International Organizations |
foreign Trade Practices International Logistics Global Strong but Small Companies Marketing Data Analysis International Trade Environment |
| Junior | Trade English Studies of Emerging Markets foreign Exchange International Marketing International Trade Policy Marketing Management Integrated Economy EU Trade Overseas Market Research International Exhibition Technology Management Strategy |
Global Innovation Research Global Region Logistics Global Venture Management Data Analysis International Trade Open Economy U.S. Economy International Trade Career Seminar International Development Seminar Global Management Strategy Service Marketing |
| Senior | Balance of Payments Multinational Corporation Marine Insurance e-Trade Global Management Strategy Case Studies Global Logistics Management Strategy Trade Disputes Global Technology Innovation Case Studies Overseas Direct Investment International Distribution Management |
International Trade Seminar Balance of Payments Integrated Economy International Logistics Practice Global Strategy Planning International Investment Major and Career International Transportation and Logistics International Negotiation Strategy International Management Seminar |