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AI-based Management

An international students-only major (English / Korean track) integrating cutting-edge artificial intelligence with business management.

Department Overview

Leading the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution

The AI-based Management program aims to integrate cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) technology with business management to lead the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Students will learn to utilize AI technologies, such as data analysis, machine learning, and AI-driven decision-making, in business settings. The program focuses on developing strategic, data-driven thinking and innovative business solutions to produce professionals ready to tackle real-world challenges.

Educational goals

AI × Management
Cultivate the ability to solve management problems using AI and data analytics.
Practical education
Prepare students as industry-ready professionals through project-based learning (PBL) and internship opportunities.
Global competence
Enhance skills in applying AI-driven management techniques in international business contexts, including linguistic and cultural communication.
Ethical decision-making
Foster responsible leaders who apply AI technology ethically and sustainably.

Career prospects

AI-Powered Data Analyst
Data scientists or analysts who use big data to support managerial decision-making.
AI Solutions Developer
Professionals responsible for designing, developing, and optimizing AI systems within organizations.
Management Consultant
Experts in business strategy and problem-solving through the application of AI technologies.
Startup Entrepreneur
Innovators creating new business models based on AI and management expertise.
AI Policy Specialist
Roles in government or private organizations focused on developing and implementing AI-related management policies.
Curriculum

Four years, semester by semester

LA = Liberal Arts · MJ = Major · R = Required · E = Elective

1st Year

1st Semester (Spring)
LA·RUnderstanding Religion2
LA·RBasic Understanding of Computers2
LA·RKorean Language & Culture Experience 12
LA·EHuman Understanding and Self-growth3
MJ·RIntroduction to Management3
MJ·RKorean Writing and Expression 12
LA·RCommunity Service 11
LA·RProfessor-attendance Seminar1
LA·RChapelP/F
LA·RUniversity Life PlanP/F
2nd Semester (Fall)
MJ·RKorean Writing and Expression 22
LA·RKorean Language & Culture Experience 22
LA·RLife and Education3
LA·RUnderstanding of International Society3
MJ·RIntroduction to AI3
MJ·EBasic Programming3
LA·RChapelP/F

2nd Year

1st Semester (Spring)
LA·RIntroduction to International Trade & Business3
LA·RUnderstanding of Literature3
MJ·EPython Programming3
MJ·EE-Business Marketing3
MJ·ELinear Algebra3
MJ·RBusiness Korean 12
LA·RChapelP/F
2nd Semester (Fall)
LA·EPositive Self-design and Competence3
LA·RCollege Writing2
LA·ECreative Innovation Global Leader3
MJ·EObject-Oriented Programming Language3
MJ·RStatistics for Management Science3
MJ·EBusiness Korean 22
LA·RChapelP/F

3rd Year

1st Semester (Spring)
MJ·EIntroduction to Database3
MJ·EMachine Learning (ML)3
MJ·EProduction and Operation Strategy3
MJ·EEntrepreneurship3
MJ·EAI Ethics3
MJ·EBusiness Korean 32
LA·RChapelP/F
2nd Semester (Fall)
LA·RReligious Worldviews and Human Values2
MJ·EHuman Resource Development3
MJ·ENatural Language Processing3
MJ·EIntroduction to Strategic Management3
MJ·EAlgorithm3
MJ·EBusiness Korean 42
LA·RChapelP/F

4th Year

1st Semester (Spring)
MJ·EBusiness Planning and Project Management3
MJ·EArtificial Neural Network (NN) 13
MJ·EComputer Vision3
MJ·EInternational Supply Chain Management3
LA·RBig Data Society and Information Technology3
MJ·EBusiness Korean 52
2nd Semester (Fall)
MJ·EManagement Information Systems3
MJ·EArtificial Neural Network (NN) 23
MJ·EReinforcement Learning3
MJ·ECapstone Design3
MJ·EData Analytics for Management3
MJ·EBusiness Korean 62
MJ·EGraduation ThesisP/F

Apply to AI-based Management

An international students-only major on the English / Korean track — four admission rounds from September 2026.

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