StudyQA — Master: International Commerce

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The goal of this two-year program is to provide students with an enhanced understanding of international commerce within the process of globalization. Relevant courses will equip students with the skills, knowledge and experiences necessary in the fields of trade, finance, business and marketing. A wide range of relevant courses include: Macroeconomics, Strategic Management, Electronic Commerce, Multilateral and Regional Cooperation for Economic Development, Foreign Direct Investment, and Money and Banking.

THE EAST ASIAN ECONOMY
EAST ASIAN TRADE AND INVESTMENT: A FOCUS ON ASEAN+3
KOREA & APEC
THE U.S. ECONOMY
CASE STUDIES IN US FOREIGN ECONOMIC RELATIONS
ECONOMIC POLICIES OF THE U.S.
NORTH AMERICAN TRADE & INVESTMENT
COMPARATIVE REGIONAL ECONOMY
EU ECONOMY
TRADE AND INVESTMENT IN THE EU
EU LAW
THE JAPANESE ECONOMY
JAPANESE FIRMS AND THEIR CORPORATE STRATEGIES
INDUSTRIAL POLICY OF JAPAN
THE CHINESE ECONOMY
SOUTHEAST ASIAN ECONOMY
AFRICAN ECONOMY
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
CASE ANALYSES OF INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
POLITICAL ECONOMY ON ENERGY
SEMINAR ON TRADE AND ENVIRONMENT
MULTILATERAL AND REGIONAL COOPERATION FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
ECONOMIC GROWTH, DEVELOPMENT & GLOBALIZATION
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATIONS
INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
MNCS IN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT
GLOBAL LEADERSHIP
GLOBAL MARKETING
CORPORATE ANALYSIS
MARKETING MANAGEMENT
FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT
ORGANIZATIONAL STUDIES FROM THE COMPARATIVE MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVE
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
SPECIAL TOPICS IN INTERNATIONAL FINANCE I
SPECIAL TOPICS IN INTERNATIONAL FINANCE II
INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND INVESTMENT
GLOBAL CORPORATE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
MNCS AND FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL MARKET
FINANCIAL DERIVATIVES
OVERSEAS INVESTMENT & INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC COOPERATION
INTRODUCTION TO E-COMMERCE
SPECIAL TOPICS IN E-COMMERCE I
MARKETING IN THE INFORMATION SOCIETY
E-MARKET THEORY
E-COMMERCE LAW
DIGITAL ECONOMICS
INFORMATION ECONOMY
INFORMATION SOCIETY
IT INDUSTRY POLICY
COMPUTER & E-COMMERCE
MANAGEMENT IN E-BUSINESS
THEORY AND PRACTICES OF ECONOMIC INTEGRATION
SPECIAL TOPICS IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE I
SPECIAL TOPICS IN INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE II
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC ORGANIZATIONS
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW
CASE STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC COOPERATION
CURRENT ISSUES IN INT’L COMMERCE
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION
SEMINAR IN NEW TRADE ISSUES
INTERNATIONAL TRADE POLICY
LEGAL AND ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCE
THE KOREAN ECONOMY
SPECIAL TOPICS IN KOREAN ECONOMY I
SPECIAL TOPICS IN KOREAN ECONOMY II
INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION OF KOREA
FINANCIAL SYSTEM OF KOREA
DYNAMICS OF KOREAN MANAGEMENT
FOREIGN TRADE AND INVESTMENT OF KOREA
GOVERNMENT-BUSINESS RELATIONS OF KOREA
NATIONAL COMPETITIVENESS SEMINAR
ISSUES IN WORLD POLITICS
INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL ECONOMY
GLOBALIZATION AND GLOBAL ISSUES
GAME THEORY
INTERNATIONAL NEGOTIATIONS
INTERNATIONAL LAW
CASE STUDIES IN INTERNATIONAL LAW

Requirements

Applicants holding a bachelor’s degree or higher from an accredited university, or being expected to hold prior to entering KUGSIS.
Official Transcripts of all Colleges and Universities you listed on your online application
Two Letters of Recommendation from Professors familiar with your academic work, or from professional supervisors
TOEFL (iBT only) or IELTS score report
Application Fee (USD80 or KRW80,000) & the Receipt
Statement of Purpose(SOP)
Bank Statement
Int’l student A/B Verification Document