Recruitment of Trainees Until July 20... Practical-Oriented Learning in Progress

Sogang University Graduate School of Business, 2022 Second Half ‘Funding Consulting mini MBA Program’ Conducted View original image

Sogang University Graduate School of Business announced that it is accepting applications for the second half of the year’s ‘Funding Consulting mini MBA’ program until the 20th.


The Funding mini MBA program is a practical, skill-focused course designed for prospective entrepreneurs, small and medium-sized venture companies, investor groups, and consultant groups involved in funding. It is an advanced professional course, and upon completion, participants receive a certificate and a completion plaque from the university president and the dean of the Graduate School of Business.


The main curriculum covers comprehensive and systematic professional education on funding, from seed money to series investments.


Additionally, strategies are required to address the differing legal interests depending on various funding institutions, types, and methods. This practical, hands-on curriculum is popular as an essential course for startup and venture company growth strategies.


The primary graduates of this program include small and medium-sized venture business owners, prospective entrepreneurs, investors, consultants, as well as lawyers and accountants. The curriculum is applicable to diverse business environments, resulting in a diversified group of graduates.



Applications for the Sogang University Funding mini MBA program started on the 7th and will continue until July 20th. Applications supported by recommendations from affiliated institution heads or related support organizations involved in investment attraction may have an advantage in the recommendation-based recruitment. There are no separate criteria for the recommending institutions.


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