Among the mandatory classes, there are English and either Japanese or Chinese. In the long run, the cultural experts will go onto the international stage. Meanwhile, the university also established Cultural Contents Cyber Business School. While the cultural MBA program requires that applicants have a bachelor's degree and confers a master's degree to the student after completion, the cultural business school does not require any specific qualifications for applicants and does not confer any degree. The program also has the same six divisions as the MBA course.
Students can choose to take either online or offline courses.
It takes eight months to complete a division. Korea's cultural industry is now in the beginning stages. The full quota of the MBA program is 30, while the cultural business school does not have a limit for the number of students. Candidates will be selected after a screening of their personal documents and interviews. Copyright 2000 Digital Korea Herald.