Master in 글로벌비즈니스학과

Handong Global University offers a master's degree in its Global Business Department (글로벌비즈니스학과), taught in English at its campus in Pohang, South Korea. Global business as a field of study examines how companies operate, compete, and expand across national borders, covering subjects such as international trade, cross-border finance, global marketing strategy, and the management of multinational supply chains. Students typically study comparative economic systems, foreign exchange and international financial markets, negotiation across cultures, and the regulatory and political factors that shape how firms enter and operate in foreign markets. Coursework often includes case studies of companies expanding internationally, along with strategy exercises that require students to design market-entry plans, assess political and currency risk, and adapt business models to different cultural and legal environments. A master's program in global business generally combines core management subjects with specialized electives in areas such as supply chain logistics, international marketing, or emerging-market strategy. Graduates from global business programs pursue careers in multinational corporations, international trade and logistics firms, export-import businesses, and consulting practices advising on market entry and global operations. Others move into finance roles tied to international investment or trade, or continue toward roles in government agencies that support trade policy and foreign investment. The program runs for four to six semesters, with intakes available in February or March. Because instruction is in English, the program brings together international students and Korean students preparing for careers that cross national boundaries, an increasingly common requirement in business roles connected to global supply chains and international markets. Graduates leave with the analytical and cross-cultural skills needed to manage business operations that span multiple countries and regulatory systems.