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Academic Programs The uniqueness of the GSP program lies in the combination of theory and practice not only through regular classes but also in its promotion of special lectures presented by invited speakers, visits to businesses and organizations, and active support of internships overseas. Interactions between students and professors are enhanced through case studies, field trips, seminars, simulations, role-playing and independent research. 4 Departments - International Trade and Economic Cooperation - International Development Cooperation - International Business - International Relations 2 Customized Programs Degree Requirements for GSP Programs - MKE (Master of Arts in International Trade and Economic Cooperation, Concentration in Korean Economy and Development Cooperation) - MIDAC (Master of Arts in International Development and Consulting) Minimum Requirements per Category Graduation Requirements Total Core in Major Elective in Major Dissertation Research Graduation Exam Average Grade English Test Internship M.A. 45 12 12 Optional - MIDAC 42 42 - Optional - MKE 45 33 9 3 - Ph. D. 42 12 24 6 Pass 04 Kyung Hee University B-(2.7) TOEIC 900 4 weeks or above or above or above B-(2.7) or above B-(2.7) or above B-(2.7) or above - - - - - - International Trade and Economic Cooperation (IT & EC) As the trend of globalization progresses, trade-related problems have emerged as a core issue in the international arena. Bilateral and multilateral negotiations on trade-related issues take place all over the world. Under these circumstances, economic policies can be effective only when they consider the international dimension. In the globalizing world, competition is expected to be more severe as all the economies in the world integrate into a single economic system. On the other hand, the importance of international economic cooperation and policy coordination must also be stressed for harmonious development. This program is designed to educate students in international trade, various international economic cooperation programs and institutions. The high standards of this program train specialists equipped with professional knowledge of the international scene as it relates to trade and economic cooperation. M.A. Ph.D. Required Electives Spring Fall Spring Fall Applied Economics Applied Economics The Economics of Comparative Trade Statistical Analysis (IB) International Commercial Law MNC & FDI Regional Integration Policy Globalization, Trade and Development International Economics Advanced Micro Econometric Economics Analysis Advanced Macro Economics - Theory and Practice of Negotiation International Trade Law Economics of Europe Issues in the WTO Negotiations International Monetary Economics: Theory and Policy Econometric Analysis Theory and Policy of International Trade Seminar in International Trade and Economic Cooperation - Chinese Economy Advanced Seminar Sectoral Issues in Korean on Trade and - Economic Development Regional Cooperation (only for Ph.D students) Graduate School of Pan-Pacific International Studies 05
International Development Cooperation (IDC) For many developing economies, development assistance plays a significant role. Who decides what resources are given or lent, to which countries and under what conditions? What types of aid are effective? What are the post-emergency priorities in countries suffering from the effects of human or natural disasters and how can international aid work best in such conditions? The Department of International Development Cooperation (IDC) was established in 2008 as the first of its kind in Korea to promote interdisciplinary post-graduate teaching and research on processes of social, political and economic development and change. The course is dedicated to deepening the understanding of development and underdevelopment, complex modes of development assistance in the global context, political and socioeconomic systems in developing world, and project management and consulting skills. The teaching staff have considerable experience in living and working in the developing world as well as international organizations, and most have engaged in policy-relevant research and consultancy work with international development agencies or consulting firms. Students upon graduation have successfully found employment in a wide variety of government, academic and private sector organizations. M.A. Required Electives Spring Fall Spring Fall Applied Economics Applied Economics Social Development and Poverty Reduction NGOs and Civil Society ODA Policies in Global Strategies of Development Development Strategy Assistance Projects Local and Regional Project Monitoring and Understanding IDC Economics of Development Economic Development PPP(Public-Private Partnership) and CSR(Corporate Social Evaluation MDB (Multilateral Development Bank) Responsibility) Project Analysis Development and Society Development and Society in Development Project Management - in South East Asia Latin America in World South-Central Asia Development and Social Economy Policy in Latin America Applied Economics Applied Economics Introduction to African States Development and Governance in Africa Advanced Seminar in IDC (1) Advanced Seminar in IDC (2) * Sectors in Development * Sectors in Development Project Cycle Aid and Cooperation Cooperation Management Development Understanding Korean Economic Development Ph.D. Economy (MKE) (MKE) 06 Kyung Hee University Statistical Analysis Global Agenda (IR) International Political Economy (IR) Governance and Development The Political Economy of Global Finance (IR) International Organization (IR) Globalization,Trade Theory and Practice and Development (IT) of Negotiation (IT) International Business (IB) The international economy of today offers unprecedented opportunities and challenges. To meet these challenges, corporations must develop a cadre of experts who possess a deep understanding of global issues as well as a command of core business skills. The teaching goal of this department is to provide students with a theoretical and practical background in international business so that they understand the principles and structures of business activities in the emerging borderless market environment. Our program mainly concentrates on three disciplines such as finance, marketing, and organizational behavior in international environments. The principles of management are common across countries. Competitive management expertise, however, can be obtained only by understanding how those principles are applied to global business environments as well as multinational companies. M.A. Ph.D. Required Electives Spring Fall Spring Fall Applied Economics Applied Economics Statistical Analysis Seminar in International Financial Management Security Analysis and Capital Markets and Investment Accounting System Organizational Behavior Corporate Finance Financial Accounting Advertising and Marketing Strategy Human Resource Management International Marketing Marketing Management - Management of International Business Corporate Strategy Organization Behavior Strategic Human Special Topics in International Business Organization Development Strategic Human & Theory Resource Management Industrial Organization Psychology (only for Ph.D students) Special Topics in Korean Business Research Methods for Social Sciences Seminar in - Econometric Analysis Human Resource Management - Special Topics in HR (only for Ph.D students) Graduate School of Pan-Pacific International Studies 07
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