2012 DIS Program Brochure

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DIVISION OFINTERNATIONALSTUDIES

Scranton CollegeEwha Womans University

Division of International Studies Scranton College Ewha Womans University

52, Ewhayeodae-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul 120-750 http://dis.ewha.ac.kr Tel : 82-2-3277-3654 Fax : 82-2-365-0943 E-mail : dis @ewha.ac.kr


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DIVISION OFINTERNATIONAL

STUDIES

02 About Ewha03 Scranton College

04 Division of Internationa l Studies08 Faculty Members14 Special Programs16 Club Activities20 Extra-Curricular Activities

Our Individual Achievements21 Life after School

Work Experiences23 Job Placement of DIS Graduates24 Current Career Advancement

Status of DIS Graduates

Contents

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Division ofInternational Studies

IntroductionDivision of International Studies (DIS) at Ewha Womans University is an interdisciplinaryprogram combining economics, political science, business, history, and law to advancestudents knowledge of the increasingly interconnected global community. Establishedin 2001, DIS is the first international studies program in Korea to offer the mostcomprehensive, English-language interdisciplinary courses on international studies.With excellent faculty, facilities, and curriculum, DIS prepares students to becomeglobal leaders who are well-versed in international affairs.

Education GoalsDIS equips our students to become global frontrunners in both private and publicsectors of the international community. DIS provides a program nurturing leadership,developing negotiation skills, honing problem-solving techniques, increasingcommunication proficiency, and providing a wider perception of the world. Students whohave successfully completed the DIS program are effective conflict managers andvisionary leaders who possess inter-cultural communication, presentation, anddebating skills; creativity, flexibility, open-mindedness, and balanced globalperspectives.

Academic Requirements

Total credits required for graduation 129Credits from required liberal arts courses 27

Credits from required major courses 9

Credits from elective major courses 48

Credits from elective major courses with other double major 39

Credit hours

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CLASSIFICATION YEAR SPRING FALL

Required Major 1 Introduction to Economics Introduction to International Politics

Courses World History Introduction to International Business

2 Principles of Accounting Corporate Finance

Quantitative and Financial Analysis Principles of International Marketing

Microeconomics Macroeconomics

International Law Foundations International Business Law

Globalization and Culture International Organization and Global Governance

Politics and Diplomacy of Korea International Political Economy

East Asian History & Civilization

Society and Culture of Contemporary Korea

3 International Trade & Investment Korean Economy

International Financial Management International Marketing

Human Resource Management International Monetary Economics

International Trade Law Public International Law

International Relations in East Asia International Security and Peace

International Society & Public Diplomacy US-China Relations

East Asian Culture & Thought Political Economy of East Asia

China in the World Since 1900

4Global Strategic Management

Advanced Topics in International Business

& Economics

International Economic Development Advanced International Law Topics

International Conflict Resolution Academic Workshop

Special Topics in East Asian Studies Advanced Topics in International Relations

Politics and Diplomacy of China Contemporary Issues in East Asia

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ElectiveMajor

Courses


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DIS Concentrations

1. Overview: What are the DIS concentrations?DIS Concentrations are NOT required for graduation. However, a certificate

will be conferred to those w ho complete concentration requirements upon graduation.It is issued in the joint name of the DIS Dean and Associate Dean of Scranton College.

1) International Business and Economics [BE]2) International Law and Diplomacy [LD]3) East Asian Studies [AS]

2. RequirementsOne must complete 18 credits for each concentration to obtain the certificate.If one selects 2 concentrations and takes one overlapping course in both concentrations,the course may be considered as fulfilling 3 credits for each concentration.An overall GPA of 2.7 is required for graduation with a certificate of concentration.

DIS Curriculum on 3 Concentrations

2 Spring Principles of Accounting Int

l Law Foundations Globalization and Culture Politics and Diplomacy of Quantitative and Financial Analysis Politics and Diplomacy of Korea

Microeconomics Korea(Overlapping with AS)2 Fall Corporate Finance Int

l Business Law Int

l Organization East Asian History Principles of Int

l Marketing and Global Governance & Civilizatioan Macroeconomics Int

l Political Economy Society and Culture ofContemporary Korea

3 Spring Int

l Trade & Investment Int

l Trade Law Int

l Relations in East Asia Int

l Rela tions in East Asia Int

l Financial Management Int

l Society & Public (Overlapping with LD) Human Resources and Diplomacy East Asian Culture

Management & Thought China in the World Since 19003 Fall Korean Economy Public Int

l Law Int

l Security Korean Economy Int

l Marketing and Peace (Overlapping with BE) Int

l Monetary Policy US-China Relations Political Economy of East Asia4 Spring Global Strategic Management Advanced Int

l Int

l Conflict Resolution Special Topics in East Asian Law Topics Studies Politics and Diplomacy of China4 Fall Advanced Topics in International Academic Workshop Advanced Topics in Int

l Contemporary Issues in Business & Economics Relations East Asia Int

l Economic Development

YEAR INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS INTERNATIONAL LAW EAST ASIAN & ECONOMICS & DIPLOMACY STUDIES


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Faculty Members Professors

EducationPh.D. Brown University, Economics

Teaching interestsInternational Trade and InvestmentInternational Trade PolicyMacroeconomicsTrade and Development

>Park Ihn-hwi is an Associate Professor of the Division of International Studies at EwhaWomans University. Dr. Park s areas of expertise are international security, U.S.foreign policy, and Northeast Asian regionalism. After he received his Ph.D. fromNorthwestern University in 1999, he worked as a research professor for the AsiaticResearch Center at Korea University from 2001 to 2002, and served as a Non-residentResearch Fellow for the Korea-US Exchange Council from 2001 to 2004. He has alsobeen working as a member of the Internal Performance Evaluation Committee of the

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade since 2006 and as a member of the AdvisoryCommittee of Ministry of Unification since 2009. Dr. Park has written various articleson international relations and East Asia in journals including Korea Journal ofDefense Analysis, Korea Political Science Review, the Korean Journal of InternationalRelations, National Strategy, Strategic Studies, and Korea and World Politics.

>Lee Seok Weon received his B.A. degree in economics from Yonsei University and Ph.D.degree in finance from the University of Texas at Dallas. Dr. Lee worked as a senioreconomist at the Korea Deposit Insurance Corporation (KDIC) and as a fund professor atYonsei Business School for 3 years after his doctoral degree. Before joining the EwhaDivision of International Studies, he was an assistant professor at the Department ofFinance and Insurance at Soonchunhyang University. He is interested in various areas offinance & banking and has published numerous articles in leading international journals . Topics he has taught include financia l man agement, corporate finance,quantitative analysis, and international finance.

EducationPh.D. State University of New York at Buffalo,School of Management

Teaching interestsGlobal Strategic ManagementInternational BusinessAdvanced Topics in International Business & EconomicsInternational Business Management & Strategy



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EducationPh.D. Harvard University, History/ Diplomacy

Teaching interestsInternational Relations

International Political EconomyWorld History

Jean S. Kang >> Leif-Eric Easley >>Jean S. Kang received her B.A. degree from Wellesley College, and A.M. and Ph.D.degrees from Harvard University. She joined the faculty of GSIS/DIS in the spring of

2002. She is a diplomatic historian with a regional focus on contemporary China.Her research interests include modern U.S.-China relations, comparative EastAsian regional politics, and U.S. foreign policy. Recent publications include articlesexamining U.S. foreign policy for China and comparative work on the PRC andNorth Korea. At GSIS/DIS she teaches courses on International Relations,International Political Economy, International Peace and Security at both thegraduate and undergraduate levels.

Leif-Eric Easley received his Ph.D. and M.A. from the Harvard UniversityDepartment of Government. Professor Easley s research interests include

contested national identities and changing levels of trust in the bilateral securityrelationships of Northeast Asia. Dr. Easley was the Northeast Asian History Fellowat the Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (APARC) at Stanford University. Hewas also a visiting scholar at Yonsei University and the University of SouthernCalifornia s Korean Studies Institute. Professor Easley regularly speaks atinternational conferences and is actively involved in high-level U.S.-Asia exchanges(Track II diplomacy) with the Asan Institute for Policy Studies and the PacificForum-Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS). His research appearsin a variety of academic journals and volumes, supplemented by commentaries inmajor newspapers. He completed his B.A. in political science with a minor inmathematics at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA).

EducationPh.D. Harvard University, Chinese History

Teaching interestsEast Asian History and CivilizationSpecial Topics in East Asian StudiesContemporary Issues in East Asia

EducationS.J.D., Indiana University - Bloomington, LawTeaching interestsInternational LawInternational Trade LawInternational Business Law


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Faculty Members Adjunct Professors


Choi Byung-il is an economist trained at Seoul National University for his B.A. and YaleUniversity for his M.A. and Ph.D. Prior to joining the GSIS in 1997 as a founding faculty,Dr. Choi was a trade negotiator as a representative for the Korean government. Dr.Choi was the Korean chief negotiator for the historic World Trade Organization (WTO)basic telecom negotiations from 1994 to 1997, playing a key role in the consensusprocess. Dr. Choi has research and teaching interests in international trade, corporatepolicy, trade and development, and conflict resolution. He is currently serving as thePresident of the Korea Economic Research Institute.

Choi Byung-il >>

Cho Kisuk is a political scientist educated at Ewha Woman University for her B.A. andIndiana University for her Ph.D. She has studied and published in the areas of trustand social capital in the field of International Conflict Resolution, International PublicRelations and Global Leadership. She is also a co-editor of Encyclopedia ofLeadership. She is a founder of a venture company, Leadership Frontier , whichprovides business companies with leadership assessments and training programs.

Cho Kisuk >>

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Thomas Kalinowski >>


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Special Programs


Scranton College Exchange Student ProgramsEwha Scranton College offers students an exchange program withschools that have an exchange agreement with Ewha Scranton College.Ewha Scranton Colleges current partner universities are WellesleyCollege (East Asian Languages and Literatures Department) and TheUniversity of Scranton. Students actively participate in the exchangeprogram, and they are recruited in March and September. Tuition feesare paid to Ewha and all the credits received at partner schools can betransferred to Ewha. From 2011 to 2012, two students from EwhaScranton College and one student from Wellesley College benefitedfrom the experience of studying abroad. Such exchanges will helpstudents become leaders in the global era.

Global Lecture Series Scranton College Global Lecture Series

are lectures on highly-publicized issues in a variety of academic and professional fields held bynotable speakers from within and outside the country. Former speakersinclude Dr. Park Kyung Chol, Professor Choe Jae Chun from EwhaWomans University, and Professor Paul Nolte from Berline FreeUniversity. The lectures will help students to develop critical andcreative minds and gain global perspectives.

Ewha-HCAP (Ewha-Harvard College in Asia Program)EWHA-HCAP (Harvard College in Asia Program) is a student-runprogram at Harvard College. Every year, Harvard College chooses oneuniversity in major Asian countries as its partner to understand and

confront current issues through two annual conferences. Ewha WomansUniversity has been the first and the only partner university in the nationfor the last six years. Other partner universities include University ofTokyo in Japan, St.Xavier s College in India, American University inDubai in United Arab Emirates, University of Hong Kong, and BosphorusUniversity in Turkey. During the conference, students not only discussand debate about the current issues, but also listen to lectures, visitrelated sites, and hold cross-cultural exchange programs. Themeschange every year, and the theme for 2012 Conference is Technologyand Social Justice.


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BigInnerAn aspiration started with five DIS students in 2003 to form an excitingnetwork of future global business leaders, dubbed BigInner. Toexplore the vast field of business studies, the founding members beganthis student club to gain and teach structural understanding of businessin theory and in practice. With such drive, BigInners are committed,creative, passionate, and analytical. In the club s sessions, questionsand answers in critical issues of business are dissected and analyzed.The sessions are held once every week during spring and fallsemesters. There are 2-3 team presentations in each session on a widerange of topics concerning global business and economics, after whichactive discussion and debates follow with the lead of senior studentmembers.

DISCO - DIS Chamber OrchestraFounded in 2005, DISCO is DIS s only chamber orchestra that hasInternational Studies major students as its members playing violin,flute, piano, and cello. DISCO performs diverse genres of music fromclassical to pop music, and plays for many official DIS events as well asvarious venues outside the university. In 2011, DISCO held its ownconcert, named University Project Orchestra, and extended its venueto an off-campus site, with member students participating from Yonsei,Choongang, and many other universities. This joint concert is expectedto be held at least once every year, for which student members arewilling to commit to an intensive four-day music camp to practice. It isone of many events/occasions through which DISCO strives to buildintimate relationships among the members.


EDiSEwha Debating Society (EDiS) is one of the first English parliamentarydebate societies to be established in Korea. Founded in 2002 by KerryLee and Pia Kim, EDiS prides itself not only for being a pioneer ofdebate but also for promoting debate within Korea and the performanceof its individual members. EDiS has proved its excellence in national andinternational tournaments by being the only team from Korea to breakand participate in the elimination rounds. EDiS activities are not simplylimited to debating in tournaments. In its commitment to sharing thedebate experience with others, EDiS hosts High on Debate, an annualdebate workshop and tournament for high school students. It sendsaccomplished EDiS debaters as lecturers to the annual debateworkshop held at the Wenzao Ursuline College of Languages, Taiwan.EDiS enjoys a sisterhood like no other, and friendships built here aresure to keep EDiS united even after each member moves on to becomeinitiative, intellectual, and inspirational in other various areas of life.

[ NEAO ]

NEAO (North East Asian Open) is a debate tournament mainly open forcontestants from North East Asian region. NEAO is one of the mostrenowned and largest Asian debate championship where participantsfrom Korea, China, Japan, Hong Kong, Taiwan and many more countriescome together. Regardless of the fact that it is a tournament targetingNorth East Asian region, debaters from other regions were highlywelcomed such as Malaysia and Thailand. In this 2011 Neao, hosted andconvened in the Wenzao Ursuline College of Launguage, all three teamsfrom EDiS made it to the main break. two teams made it to the Pre-Quarters, and one made it to the Quarter-Finals.

[ Australs ]

Australs is one of the biggest and most renowned debate tournamentsin the world where over 500 debaters and adjudicators gather aroundfrom Australia, New Zealand, and many other countries from Asia suchas Korea, Japan, China, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan, andmany more. Australs 2011 was hosted in Chung Ang University, Korea,and EDiS (Ehwa Debating Society) was awarded ESL: Semi-Finalistexceeding many contestants.

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ACEThe Academic Consortium for Economics (ACE) is a student-runeconomics club that aims to provide member students with practicaleconomics and business education. Through its journal, Bull s Eye, and

other programs such as study sessions and workshops, ACE hopes togive thoughtful insight to economics and business related issues.During the semester, members of ACE hold regular study sessionsonce a week. Through these sessions, members have the chance tokeep in touch with current economics issues and pick up ideas for theessay topics of Bull s Eye. There are also movie sessions or sessionsfor book recommendations. Members of ACE are able to sharpen theirwriting skills by writing for our journal, Bull s Eye. With the supportfrom the SK Corporation, HSBC, and KB Bank, Bull s Eye is printedonce a semester and publishes articles regarding the most sought-outindustries, global trends, noteworthy economics and business theories,book and movie reviews, interviews, and more. ACE will surely helpmembers think like an economist and write like a journalist.

LAWGICLAWGIC is a student law society in the Division of InternationalStudies. Its members are diverse, ranging from students seriouslypreparing for law school to those who are interested in thefoundations of law. Every semester, LAWGIC studies one mocklitigation case. Through these mock litigations, members are able tolearn more about the law, and sharpen presentation skills and logicalthinking ability, as well as providing overall help in their classes.LAWGIC s mock litigations are intellectually challenging and facilitate

better understanding of the law in general. In addition to the mocklitigation sessions, LAWGIC also engages in other activities such asgroup MTs, bake sales, movie nights, and lectures from inspiring guestspeakers. Since February 2011, LAWGICians have branched out intohosting the Ewha LAWGIC High School Mock Trial Competition. Passionate high school students from all over the country participatein our seminars and mock litigations to get the taste of what law isabout with Ewha Law professors presiding as judges.

VISTAVISTA is a university webzine in which the ideas and criticalperspectives of university students are expressed. The reporters andphotographers of VISTA keep track of issues inside and outside of

school that are considered important and interesting to the readers. Bywriting and editing online VISTA articles together, along with othercollaborative activities, members are able to produce diverse articlesand develop strong relationships with fellow members. In the long run,VISTA seeks to become one of the world s most creative andinternationally recognized student-run webzines. VISTA aims tocombine the exuberance of originality, passion, and knowledge.Students can turn to VISTA to freely express themselves and unleashtheir creativity. Ultimately, VISTA plans to expand globally so thatstudents all over the world can interact, contribute, and stimulate eachother s ideas and work.

RIZERIZE is the first dance club at Ewha DIS. Founded in 2006, RIZE has

rapidly developed into one of the most popular and active clubs. Weeklypractices and intense training before performances have created astrong community among the members through cooperation, patience,and motivation. Currently, RIZE is composed of 15 talented and devotedmembers, and hopes to be joined by more enthusiastic members whowish to relieve stress from their tight schedules and to throwthemselves into an experience that will be valued far beyond theircollege years.


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Life after School Work Experiences

Yim Pu ReumGlobal Activity in Y20 Summit and UN General Assembly

[ Y20 & G20 Summit ]

In the G20 Youth Summit [Y20], the EU team led by Yim Pu Reum[Division of International Studies 3] received the highest award G20Summit Committee Award in 2010. The Y20 resembles the G20summit and expands the global perspective of undergraduate andgraduate students. Yim Pu Reum received full scores in thepreliminary round of the meeting and was the youngest participant.Korea JoongAng Daily selected Yim Pu Reum as one of fournoticeable participants and judges recognized her for not onlyexpressing British English fluently but speaking logically andconvincingly and for introducing a new concept environmentalrefugees in the meeting.

[ UN General Assembly ]

Yim Pu Reum (Division of International Studies 3) participated asyouth representative of the Republic of Korea in the Sixty-sixth UnitedNations General Assembly Third Committee (Social, Humanitarian,and Cultural) held in New York from October 8~17, 2011. In thespeech about human rights for children, Yim Pu Reum stated that theyounger generation should become more involved in the policies thatare made about youth. The presentation received a positive reviewfrom the UN General Assembly.

Jin MyongJin Myong (Division of International Studies 4) participated in theUnited Nations Commissions for Social Development 50th publicmeeting in New York from February 3~11, 2012. She was selected as ayouth representative by the Ministry of Gender Equality and Familyin the Republic of Korea. At the meeting, Jin Myong delivered aspeech about youth unemployment and poverty. She stated thatusing online media and educating the young generation couldaccelerate employment growth.


Yoon Sae Bom GraceForeign Legal Consultant at Shin & Kim

I am currently working as a newly minted foreign legal consultant atShin & Kim, the equivalent of a first-year associate in the UnitedStates. After leaving Ewha, I received my J.D. from the University OfIllinois College Of Law, passed the New York and New Jersey barexams, and promptly returned to Seoul to join the Antitrust practicegroup of our firm. The cases that we deal with here are challengingand exciting, and I am happy to have made Shin & Kim my new home.I became part of DIS in 2004 (and my sister followed in 2005). Duringthe time I was a student at Ewha, I have learned that DIS is a programthat is so open to opportunities if you seek them. All DIS students arearmed with a diverse curriculum, various extracurricular activities,and a wide network of alumni. They have the support of professorsthat truly care about their students, and lifelong friends. DIS was thestepping stone to my becoming a lawyer and I am grateful to havebeen a part of this program.

Kim Yu RanUpon graduating Ewha in August 2010 with a double major inInternational Relations and the Scranton Honors Program, I decided toenter LSE s Masters Program in Comparative Politics(DemocracyStream). There, I had the opportunity to study the political nationbuilding processes and the development paths of various states from acomparative perspective. While studying shoulder to shoulder with themost outstanding students from all over the world, I was continuouslystimulated and challenged. Through challenges, I look back to see Ihave grown both academically and personally. I also realized that thetime I spent at Ewha DIS and the things that I learned there throughclasses and interactions with fellow students helped me greatly toadjust in the new and challenging environment. After I finished myMaster s degree at LSE, I was offered a position at the KoreaDevelopment Institute, Center for International Development. As theprogram officer, I manage the Knowledge Sharing Program which is apolicy consulting program for developing countries and countries intransition. Every day is new and exciting as my job allows me to applythe theoretical knowledge I ve gained at Ewha DIS and LSE to realworld situations through opportunities to travel to various parts of theworld and meet with governmental officials from partner countries.

Extra-Curricular Activities Our Individual Achievements


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Job Placement ofDIS GraduatesShin JiyonI graduated in August 2008 from Ewha DIS (class of 2004) with a

concentration in Northeast Asian Security and Politics and a minor inKorean Studies. I realized my passion lies in being part of providing

and executing tangible solutions, such as governance in municipalgovernment. Since my commencement, I worked for two years at theSeoul Metropolitan Government s Urban CompetitivenessHeadquarters as an International Program officer. The greatexperience encouraged me to apply for the Master s program in UrbanPlanning at New York University Robert F. Wagner Graduate School ofPublic Service. My specialization is in Economic Development andHousing, and I plan to return to Korea in order to work in thegovernment at a municipal or national level. If I look back the coursesof experience and events that led me to where I am, I can affirm thatEwha DIS played a significant role through its interdisciplinarycurriculum that focuses on international perspectives as well as highlycompetent faculty members with different educational andprofessional backgrounds. Another valuable quality of Ewha DIS, Ibelieve, is the diversity of the student body. I learned so much from myclassmates by interacting and communicating during classes and

student club activities.

Lee Jee HeeAs a graduate of DIS, class of 2006, I am currently working inJPMorgan Chase Bank, Seoul Branch. As a member of BigInner, I hada chance to analyze business cases and have discussions and debateswith students. The diverse courses and opportunities at DIS allowedme to get a glimpse of the world I would be stepping into when Igraduated to find a job, and the energetic school environment andpeers allowed me to have confidence that nothing is impossible. I amcurrently in the corporate banking sector, dealing with foreigncompanies located in Korea as customers. There are over 200companies from various sectors including Burberry, Cisco, andconsulting firms like Accenture. The bank is run like other retailbanking systems, but with major international companies as targets.The companies invest, save, charge, and loan capital throughJPMorgan Chase Bank. We handle their local and internationalpayments, abiding by local regulations to prevent any fraudulentactivities. I have been with JPMorgan Chase Bank for over five years,and I coordinate all monthly and yearly conferences with over 100participants. The experience at DIS allowed me to have the ability tocompete in harsh conditions and gain leadership and confidence. Ibelieve DIS will help students to experience a variety of academiccourses and at the same time, learn about the real society.


Graduate School

32.5%Multinational Corp.

16.3%

Domestic Corp.

11.4%

PR&Broadcasting

17.1%Language Inst.

1.6%Research

5.7%Public Inst.

2.4%

Financial Inst.(Bank, Stock, Insurance)

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Domestic CorporationsSamsung ElectronicsLG ElectronicsCheil EnterpriseArirang TVDaewoo SecuritiesMirae Asset Financial GroupWOORI Investment and SecuritiesSamsung SecuritiesING Life InsuranceKookmin BankDoosanKT&GHyundai SecuritiesSamsung SDS

Hyundai Motor CompanyAmore Pacific CorporationKorean AirSK Telecom

Graduate Schools OverseasLondon School of EconomicsNYU Law SchoolYale UniversityHarvard UniversityHarvard Law SchoolHarvard Graduate School of Education Duke UniversityColumbia UniversityISEG (France)University of Illinois School of Law

Offices / MinistriesMinistry of Foreign Affairs and TradeKITA(The Korea International TradeAssociation)Korea Exim BankKOICAKOTRAKRX(Korea Exchange)

International OrganizationsUNInternational ReliefDevelopment OrganizationWorld Vision

Foreign CompaniesJP MorganStandard Chartered BankP&GTNS KoreaDeutche SecuritiesFinancial TimesHSBCGE Korea FMPSiemensMerril LynchLVMH KoreaMacquarie SecuritiesMcKinsey & CompanyBloomberg L.P.A.T. KearneyAccentureBAT KoreaJohnson & Johnson KoreaPfizerL oreal Korea


Current CareerAdvancement

Status of DIS Graduates


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Division of

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Address 52, Ewhayeodae-gil, Seodaemun-gu, Seoul 120-750

Office International Education Build ing Room 701

Ph on e Admin is tra tive Office +82 2 3 27 7 3 65 3

Fax +82 2 365 0943E-mail [email protected]

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Phone +82 2 3277 7000E-mail [email protected]

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