Seoul City University and George Washington University to Cooperate in Management Education
Graduate Business School Admission Partnership
Enhancing Global Talent Development
Seoul City University announced on September 20 that it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with George Washington University (GWU) in the United States for graduate business school admission and credit transfer cooperation.
Won Yonggol, president of the University of Seoul (second from right), is signing an MOU and taking a commemorative photo with the officials. University of Seoul
View original imageUnder this agreement, Seoul City University students who meet certain qualifications may complete graduate-level courses at Seoul City University prior to admission to GWU's graduate school. If they achieve a grade of B or higher in these courses, they can have up to 6 credits recognized toward their GWU graduate degree.
Students admitted to GWU's graduate program through this credit transfer system will be awarded a master's degree from George Washington University once they fulfill all the requirements for graduation after completing the master’s course at GWU.
The two universities plan to gradually expand their cooperation in the field of management education and research, including joint seminars, short-term programs, faculty exchange, and collaborative research.
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President Wongol Won stated, "Through this program, we will help students build academic and practical experience in two international cities, Seoul and Washington, D.C., and support them in developing the competencies needed to thrive on the global stage."
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