13 Best Executive MBA programs in South Korea (한국)
Sorted by popularityFind out which Executive MBA in South Korea is right for your career. Check the schools' profiles for information on MBA courses including study options, tuition, costs, duration and admission requirements. Find programs that follow the international accreditation standards of AACSB, AMBA, or EQUIS.
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SKK Graduate School of Business - SungKyunKwan University
- Full-time MBA/Sungkyunkwan Univversity JD
SeoulCombined degree program offered in collaboration with the Sungkyunkwan University School of Law.
- Indiana Kelley – SKK GSB Executive MBA
SeoulUpon completion of the program, students earn an MBA degree from SKK GSB and an MBA degree from IU Kelley School.
Yonsei University - School of Business
- Executive MBA
Seoul
Program taught in Korean격주 금/토 진행
금 15:00~21:30
토 09:00~18:30
Chonnam National University - Graduate School of Business- JNU MBA
Gwangju
Program taught in Korean야간 및 주말) : 한국형 MBA. 한국어강의비율 : 70%이상.
Dongguk Business School - Dongguk University- Executive MBA
Seoul
Program taught in Korean
Ewha Womans University - School of Business- 이화여성경영자과정
Seoul
Program taught in Korean
KAIST College of Business - Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology- Finance EMBA
Seoul
Program taught in Korean22개월 주말 정규 MBA 학위과정
- Executive MBA
Seoul
Program taught in Korean22개월 주말 정규 MBA 학위과정
SKK Business School - SungKyunKwan University- Executive MBA
Seoul
Program taught in Korean
Sogang University - Sogang Business School- E-MBA (SEMBA)
Seoul
Program taught in Korean - Finance EMBA (FEMBA)
Seoul
Program taught in Korean
- Executive MBA
Seoul
Program taught in Korean수업시간:금요일 15:00-19:00,토요일 09:00-18:00
Aalto University School of Business- Aalto Executive MBA in Seoul
Seoul
Program taught in English and KoreanDual program degree offered in partnership with aSSIST (Seoul School of Integrated Science). Upon completion, students receive an MBA degree from each institution.
Standard classes are taught 60% in Korean, the rest of the content is taught in English. English classes are taught entriely in English.