About majors in Korean universities

If you are a graduate student in business management, you can usually study at the graduate level. But fame is naturally different. Seoul is better, recommend Seoul Dagoryeo Dakyeonghee Dakaist and so on.

The courses will be differentiated according to the major, there are many business directions, accounting directions, etc.

Business intelligence is an information major, but Korea is very strong.

It is recommended that you understand a general situation of studying in South Korea in China, such a situation is introduced by many intermediaries (web page,**,**), and the domestic large** have a summary, and then apply for a language college of a university for language learning, to see if there is a way to do it by yourself, if you really can't use an intermediary, you should also have a bright eye, a clear mind, find an intermediary that you can control (the price should be told to it), I mean don't be deceived by the good words of the intermediary, You know, it's not as good as you think, hehe

After going to the language school, there is about a year to pass the language barrier, at this time, you not only have to learn the language well, but also fully adapt to the life in Korea, try some part-time jobs after half a year, and, most importantly, you need to use this time to understand the Korean universities, especially the major you want to study, which universities are authoritative and have high gold content, and then determine the school when you are in graduate school (so you don't need to rush to determine in China, after all, the local understanding is the closest and most real).

The next thing is to contact the professor, of course, English should be good, contact the professor a lot, show your sincerity and your ability to study this major (at this time, Korean will come in handy, so you have to study hard for the first half a year), and finally, it depends on your application and your exam, whether you can pass it, and you will know only if you do it, what intermediary says it is easy, no problem, it is the first step to lead you to sign a contract with them, so you have to understand that if you don't work hard, you can't achieve anything, There is a certain reason for the development of the country, why is it so easy to go to graduate school, but foreign students are relatively better than their home country to apply, in short, from beginning to end think more about what you need, don't be too idealistic, so that the gap in the future will be smaller.

And you have to choose an agent carefully, they will only send you to the language school, the rest is up to you, contact the professor, apply by yourself, etc., of course, these should also be done by yourself, this is the ability, the school and the professor will also appreciate you, so, 10,000 cheers for you.

These are my heartfelt words.

Korea University and Seoul National University have the strongest business administration majors in Korea.

For MBAs, Kaist can also be recommended.

There are many courses, but the more popular major is financial management.

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My Chinese is not very good, please forgive me.

Majors: 1. MBA, Law, Engineering Technology, Management, Environment, Accounting, Computer Science, Architecture, Education, Finance, Economics, Science, Tourism, Agriculture and Forestry, Humanities and Arts, Business, Design, Social Sciences, Biology, Marketing, Sports, Journalism and Communication, Information Science, Medicine, etc.

2. Agriculture and life sciences; Business Administration; Odontology; Pedagogy; Engineering; Art; Humanities; Human ecology; Law; Medicine; Natural science; Nursing; Pharmaceutics; Social science; Veterinary medicine.

Founded in 1946, Seoul National University is a university located in Seoul, South Korea, which is considered by Koreans to be the most prestigious higher education institution in the country, and it also has the highest required admission scores. Originally located in the center of Seoul, it has been relocated from its original location.

One of the predecessors of Seoul National University (Seoul National University) was Gyeongseong Imperial University, which was established in 1924 and was the sixth imperial university in Japan and the first national comprehensive university in Korea. Seoul National University has about 23,000 undergraduate students and about 9,000 graduate students. As of 2001, Seoul National University had about 228,000 graduates.