Overview
There has been no business school that teaches business based on AI and strategy. Many graduate schools specialize in research performance and AI engineering, but not many AI business schools teach them how to utilize AI in the business field. These days, it is crucial for you to understand AI technology, no matter which your field is. Even though you may have different understandings of AI technology based on your position, you will become an AI professional alongside management strategies with aSSIST University. When taken with a dual-degree from Franklin University, this program is delivered in about thirty percent English and seventy percent in Korean language. Venture Capital, Digital Finance and AI Big Data specializations are also available with a dual-degree from FUS.
Curriculum
To fulfill the requirements for the this AI Strategic Management EMBA degree, participants must successfully complete studies worth 24 credits. Studies include 16 course credits and a white paper or AI startup business plan (3 credits). The EMBA can be completed in one year. The program has a modular structure and follows a two-week learning cycle. Courses are delivered entirely in Korean language on Fridays 18:30-22:15 and Saturdays, 08:30-17:20.
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COMPONENT |
MODULES |
CREDITS |
|---|---|---|
|
Major Courses |
17 |
25.5 |
|
FUS Courses |
3 |
4.5 |
|
AI Big Data Bootcamp at FSU |
2 |
3 |
|
Thesis |
2 |
3 |
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TOTAL |
24 |
36 |
Note: One module is comprised of total 24 hours (1.5 credits per module).
Study in Seoul
South Korea’s crypto craze has morphed into a blockchain boom.
Studying at aSSIST in Korea gives students the opportunity to experience one of the world’s most forward-thinking cities, which had one of the world's largest bitcoin and ethereum markets. Though markets for cryptocurrencies have since fallen, there are new projects underway to bring services built on blockchain platforms into the lives of almost every Korean. Seoul is a hub for outstanding tech talent and innovative blockchain startups like Ground X and ICON who are backed by heavyweights like Naver and Kakao. And in the government sector, the Seoul metropolitan government has unveiled a five-year plan that includes investments worth over $150 million to support the city's position as a global blockchain hub.
Contacts
Email: cwlee@assist.ac.kr
Phone: +82.2.360.0736
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