On Monday, January 29, 2024, SUNY Korea Research & Business Development Foundation (R&BDF), GM Employee Foundation Korea, and Incheon Metropolitan City Education Superintendent solidified their collaboration by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This strategic partnership aims to enhance cooperation in a "GLOCAL" (global + local) Research Project. The agreement underscores the commitment of both organizations to generate fresh knowledge and value through AI education, cultivate innovative ideas that embrace diversity, and embody the principles of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) along with a "GLOCAL" approach.
The GLOCAL Research Project is a collaborative initiative where professors and students work together to generate innovative solutions addressing global challenges encountered by both multinational corporations and Green Climate Fund (GCF) companies, utilizing the capabilities of AI.
Approximately 50 people joined the MOU ceremony, including SUNY Korea R&BDF Executive Director Min-Koo Han, GM Employee Foundation Korea Secretary-General Myongok Yoon, Incheon Metropolitan City Education Superintendent Do Seong-hoon, and other distinguished guests. The ceremony included presentations from four student academic clubs, each highlighting the results of their research projects developed over the past year. The event was marked by a congratulatory speech, followed by the official signing ceremony.
The Incheon Global Campus Auditorium was filled with excitement and anticipation on June 19th as SUNY Korea celebrated its Spring 2026 Commencement Ceremony. Graduates, families, faculty, staff, and guests gathered to recognize the accomplishments of the graduating class and reflect on the journeys that brought them to this milestone. During the opening ceremony, SUNY Korea President Dr. Arthur H. Lee delivered the commencement address, reflecting on both the achievements of the grad
On June 10, 2026, the Department of Business Management at SUNY Korea hosted a Career Talk & Networking Event featuring Hyeonik (Glen) Park, a Business Management alumnus from the Class of 2025. Held at the SUNY Korea Lounge, the event attracted approximately 50 students who gathered to gain valuable insights into career development and life after graduation. The event aimed to provide students with practical guidance on career preparation while creating opportunities fo
On May 30, 2026, the Department of Business Management at SUNY Korea hosted its 3rd Annual Parent Open House, welcoming approximately 70 parents of current students to campus. The event provided families with an opportunity to learn more about the department’s academic programs, student support services, and career development initiatives while strengthening connections between parents and the university community. The program began with welcome remarks and introductions of fac
The SUNY Korea Research & Business Development Foundation (R&BDF) will recruit new member companies for its 2026 Enterprise Partnership Program (EPP) from June 1 to June 30, 2026. The Enterprise Partnership Program (EPP) is designed to establish a sustainable and collaborative partnership between industry and academia, promoting mutual growth and strengthening corporate competitiveness. This year’s recruitment aims to expand collaboration with companies in emerging tech
On May 27, 2026, SUNY Korea hosted an information session for its Master’s in Data Science Program, offering students and prospective applicants an in-depth look into the newly established graduate program. The event was conducted in both in-person and online formats, allowing participants from around the world to attend, ask questions, and learn more about the program. The session featured key academic leaders, including Professor Bongki Moon, Chair of the Computer Science Dep