Admissions
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Upon successful completion of the program, graduates receive a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree awarded by Sungkyunkwan University.
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Yes. Graduates join the global SKK GSB alumni network and have access to alumni events and networking opportunities.
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The program is designed to be completed in two years.
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Students come from diverse sectors including technology, manufacturing, finance, consulting, healthcare, consumer goods, public service, and entrepreneurship.
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Students may apply for a leave of absence in accordance with university regulations.
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Graduates may apply to the online MS program at Indiana University Kelley School of Business. Students who are admitted and satisfy the program requirements may earn an additional MS degree.
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No. Once admitted, students may continue in the program regardless of changes in employment status.
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Scholarship recipients must meet the academic requirements specified in their scholarship award terms.
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SKK GSB offers a variety of merit-based scholarships, including the Future Leader Scholarship, SKK GSB Scholarship, Dean's Scholarship, SKK GSB-KCMC Scholarship, and Academic Excellence Scholarship.
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Yes. Both domestic and international applicants are automatically considered for merit-based scholarships during the admissions review process.
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The first semester tuition cannot be paid in installments. Beginning with the second semester, students may apply for installment payments in accordance with university regulations.
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For 2026 entrants, total tuition is KRW 53,000,000. Tuition is paid in four installments and is subject to change.
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Students have access to international learning opportunities through SAP and partnerships with leading global institutions.
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The AI Capstone Project allows students to apply analytics and AI concepts to real-world business challenges.
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Yes. Students may participate in the Study Abroad Program (SAP) at UC Irvine, providing exposure to global business and technology environments.
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The curriculum combines AI, analytics, and business strategy, helping students develop the skills needed to lead data-driven organizations.
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Documents issued in languages other than English or Korean must be accompanied by a notarized translation in English or Korean.
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Applicants may upload copies of academic documents when submitting their online application. Applicants selected for an interview will be required to present the original documents for verification. Admitted students must submit Apostille-certified degree certificates (or graduation certificates) and academic transcripts as part of the enrollment process.
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No. Applicants who completed a degree program taught entirely in English are not required to submit an English proficiency score.
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No. English test scores are optional. However, strong scores may strengthen an application and may be considered during scholarship review.
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Recommendation letters are required for applicants seeking an alumni recommendation or applying for the Future Leader Scholarship.
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No. Applicants may use any professional résumé format.
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Applicants are required to submit official academic transcripts, a graduation/degree certificate, a résumé, employment verification documents, and any other supporting materials as applicable
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Admissions decisions are released according to the published admissions schedule and can be viewed through the online application system.
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Interviews are conducted individually in English and focus on your professional background, career goals, and motivation for pursuing the MBA.
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The admissions process includes an online application, document review, individual interview, and final admissions decision.
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Applications are reviewed holistically based on academic performance, professional experience, leadership potential, career goals, interview performance, and English communication skills.
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Yes. International applicants are welcome to apply. However, the program does not issue a Certificate of Admission (COA) and cannot support D-2 student visa applications. Applicants must hold a valid visa that permits residency in Korea throughout the program.
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Yes. Prior experience in analytics, coding, or data science is not required.
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Applicants must hold a bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) and have at least two years of full-time professional work experience.
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Approximately 30 students are admitted each year.
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Students have an average age of approximately 34 and an average of eight years of professional experience. Students represent a diverse range of industries and functions.
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The AI MBA focuses on AI, analytics, and data-driven business leadership, while the Professional MBA provides a broader management education across major business disciplines.
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The program is ideal for professionals seeking to leverage AI and analytics to make data-driven business decisions while continuing their careers.
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Yes. All courses are delivered in English.
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Classes are typically held on Saturdays from 9:00 a.m. to 5:15 p.m. at the SKKU campus in Seoul. Before the program begins, students participate in a four-week online Boot Camp held on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday evenings.
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The AI MBA is a part-time MBA designed for working professionals who want to strengthen their AI, analytics, and data-driven decision-making capabilities.