Master in Management & Technology

Curriculum

Curriculum

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Management, Technology & Experience

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In this 22-month program, MIMT students are required to complete a total of 45 credit hours,
comprising of 21 credits for core courses and 24 for electives.
From those electives, at least 12 credits must be taken from technology courses. This is a graduation requirement of SolBridge to guarantee that its graduates are skilled in both tech and management.
In order to provide more post-graduation job opportunities, approximately 400 hours of Korean language or TOPIK IV will be a requirement by the end the program.

Core courses will be taught in a 5-week module system, while electives will be in a 3-week module system.

FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR
SPRING SUMMER FALL WINTER SPRING SUMMER FALL
CREDITS 9 3 9 3 9 3 9
CORE Managerial Skills Field Study in korea Operations Management
Accounting & Decision Making Financial Management
Marketing Management Business Economics
ELECTIVES International immersion 3 - 4 electives Internship 3 - 4 electives
Data Analytics for Business Capstone Project
Management Info Systems Database Management (2)
Strategy for Tech (2) Programming with Python
Tech Entrepreneurship & Product Development (2) Cybersecurity (2)
EXTRACURRICULAR Korean Language (Approximately 400 hours)
　 60% Management 40% Technology

* The courses in light gray are suggested electives; However, the student can choose any other of his/her interest.

Core Courses

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Core Courses Credits
Managerial Skills ▼
This course introduces the student to the basic skills for managing people and organizations as well as how to understand different backgrounds of different people so that they can communicate each other. The course deals with motivation, individual and group decision-making, conflict, power and politics, leadership, job design, performance maintenance, organizational environment, organization structure and design, and emerging trends and challenges.
3
Accounting & Decision Making ▼
This course is the accumulation, analysis and presentation of a business enterprise’s relevant financial data for creditors, investors, and other external decision makers.
3
Marketing Management ▼
The course introduces marketing management theories and concepts involving in the analysis of marketing environment, planning and implementation of marketing programs (product, price, place and promotion) and marketing strategies to attract, satisfy, and retain customers. The course enables students to develop marketing strategies and framework with moral, socially responsible and ethical consideration.
3
Field Study in Korea ▼
This course focuses on developing our students’ Global Perspective and Korean Expertise. Students must be aware of the impact of Korean Culture on managing in and across various business types and segments in the Korean Market. During this course, students will visit business sites to gain real experiences and try to solve business issues guided by hosting companies.
3
Operations Management ▼
This course has two aims. Firstly, it familiarizes the students with the operations management discipline, i.e. major topics, terminology, methodologies and tools. Secondly, students will apply quantitative and statistical techniques for the solution of the challenges faced by the operations manager.
3
Financial Management ▼
This course is an introduction to business finance, corporate financial management and investments. Students gain an understanding of tools and frameworks necessary to analyze financial decisions based on principles of modern financial theory.
3
Business Economics ▼
The course introduces the principles of economics, including both microeconomics and macroeconomics, with a special focus on the applications of these principles in business activities. Topics to be covered include: consumer theory, producer theory, partial equilibrium theory, general equilibrium theory, game theory, information economics, business cycle analysis, economic growth theory, fiscal policy and monetary policy analysis.
3

Elective Courses

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For detailed information about the elective courses, download this course description file.pdf

Electives Credits Electives Credits
Master's Thesis 3 Corporate Finance 3
Strategic Management 3 Financial Markets and Institutions 3
International Business in Asia 3 Special Topic in Finance 3
Management Info Systems 3 Consumer Behavior and Decision Making 3
Global Strategic Management 3 Marketing Strategy 3
Special Topics in Int'l Business 3 Marketing Communications and Advertising 3
Doing Business in Korea 3 International Marketing 3
Doing Business in China 3 Marketing Research 3
Programming with R 3 Special Topics in Marketing 3
Regression Analysis with R 3 Marketing Analytics 3
Data Analytics for Business 3 Cybersecurity 2
Statistical Analysis 3 Digital Business & Innovation 2
Programming with Python 3 Tech Entrepreneurship & Product Development 2
Project Management 3 Database Management 2
Investment Analysis 3 Software Engineering 2
Mergers & Acquisition 3 Strategy for Tech 2

Graduation Requirements

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  • Curricular: 45 credits (21 for core/ 24 for electives – at least 12 for tech electives), International immersion, Internship, and Capstone Project;
  • Non-curricular: First year seminar, Business ethics, Korean language*

    • * Students should submit official score of TOPIK level 4 to be qualified for graduation, or should take all Korean Language classes (extra-curricular/ with approximately 400 hours/ pass or fail).

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