In my quest to achieve fluency in the Korean language, I have implemented a systematic approach to building my vocabulary by learning four words each day and honing my writing skills through daily diary entries in both English and Korean. My foundational journey into the Korean language began with online resources such as "Talk to Me in Korean", "Korean101", and instructional YouTube videos to establish a foundational understanding of the language's fundamentals also I have taken Foundation Course from LKI in Aug-Sep. I have leveraged various online resources to lay a strong foundation in the language's core concepts. Once I am enrolled in a language program, I will be fully devoted to immersing myself in the intricacies of the Korean language and culture, with the ultimate aim of attaining a cutting-edge level of proficiency during my master's degree program. I am committed to taking an active role in class discussions, conversing with my peers in Korean, and seeking out opportunities to engage with various cultural activities and communities to enhance my language skills. Even during my masters I will Stay adaptable and open to new learning methods and opportunities.
To gain a comprehensive understanding of commerce and management, I opted for a Bachelor of Commerce degree and aim to continue my studies in the same field. However, financial difficulties have always been a challenge. Fortunately, Korea is providing fully-funded scholarships. Besides the scholarship, I am interested in this program because South Korea is an open country with international students, which can help me achieve my goal of pursuing a Global MBA as my master's program. I would like to gain in-depth knowledge of international business, hone my leadership skills, and expand my professional network while exploring different marketplaces and industries and create an output that reflects the combination of Korean and Indian styles.
I'm applying for master's program that aims to produce creative and resourceful leaders with expert knowledge of international management theory and grounding in practical management experience. I am committed to actively engaging in networking activities throughout my Master's in Global Business Administration (GMBA) journey. Attending networking events, industry conferences, and alumni gatherings will provide invaluable opportunities to connect with professionals in the field, exchange insights, and build meaningful relationships within the business community. Furthermore, I will establish and optimize my LinkedIn profile to create an online presence that reflects my academic and professional journey. This proactive approach to networking and mentorship aligns with my goal of not only gaining academic knowledge but also developing a robust professional network that will contribute to my success in the dynamic field of international business.
The Global MBA program aims to provide a systematic and balanced foundation in management for both business and non-business majors. It enables graduates from technical fields with a high understanding of technology and humanities majors with excellent language skills to grow as Global Generalists. In the first year of the program, I will learn core courses taught by top-notch professors, non-business majors from which I can gain an integrated understanding of various aspects of management, including marketing, finance, accounting, production and service operations, management information systems, strategic management, and human resources and organizations. Additionally, for business majors, the program not only strengthens my fundamental knowledge of management but also provides opportunities to take more specialized courses through credit substitution, allowing me to delve deeper into my chosen areas of concentration.
To gain a comprehensive understanding of commerce and management, I opted for a Bachelor of Commerce degree and aim to continue my studies in the same field. However, financial difficulties have always been a challenge. Fortunately, Korea is providing fully-funded scholarships. Besides the scholarship, I am interested in this program because South Korea is an open country with international students, which can help me achieve my goal of pursuing a Global MBA as my master's program. I would like to gain in-depth knowledge of international business, hone my leadership skills, and expand my professional network while exploring different marketplaces and industries and create an output that reflects the combination of Korean and Indian styles.
I'm applying for master's program that aims to produce creative and resourceful leaders with expert knowledge of international management theory and grounding in practical management experience. I am committed to actively engaging in networking activities throughout my Master's in Global Business Administration (GMBA) journey. Attending networking events, industry conferences, and alumni gatherings will provide invaluable opportunities to connect with professionals in the field, exchange insights, and build meaningful relationships within the business community. Furthermore, I will establish and optimize my LinkedIn profile to create an online presence that reflects my academic and professional journey. This proactive approach to networking and mentorship aligns with my goal of not only gaining academic knowledge but also developing a robust professional network that will contribute to my success in the dynamic field of international business.
The Global MBA program aims to provide a systematic and balanced foundation in management for both business and non-business majors. It enables graduates from technical fields with a high understanding of technology and humanities majors with excellent language skills to grow as Global Generalists. In the first year of the program, I will learn core courses taught by top-notch professors, non-business majors from which I can gain an integrated understanding of various aspects of management, including marketing, finance, accounting, production and service operations, management information systems, strategic management, and human resources and organizations. Additionally, for business majors, the program not only strengthens my fundamental knowledge of management but also provides opportunities to take more specialized courses through credit substitution, allowing me to delve deeper into my chosen areas of concentration.
