The Global Commerce Module is an innovative educational program designed to cultivate competitive talent capable of leading in the rapidly evolving global business environment. This module goes beyond theoretical learning, focusing on developing practical skills to solve complex issues in the global marketplace. Through this program, students will foster leadership and problem-solving skills essential for taking proactive roles in the global business sector. Students will gain hands-on experience through diverse field practices and projects, such as managing multinational corporations, developing global market entry strategies, and engaging in international trade negotiations. This module serves as a pivotal step in preparing for future uncertainties while actively leveraging changes and opportunities in the global economy. By participating in this program, students will have the chance to fully realize their potential through practical and innovative education. Additionally, they will acquire the competitive edge necessary to excel at the forefront of global business.

• 1) Enhancing competitiveness in the global marketplace through a comprehensive understanding of the complexities of international trade and the global economy.
• 2) Strengthening leadership and creative problem-solving skills to take proactive roles in the global business environment.
• 3) Learning practical, business-oriented strategies applicable to the global market and practicing global market entry strategies.
• 4) Developing innovative talent capable of creating new value and fulfilling social responsibilities in the ever-changing global economic landscape.
• 5) Cultivating the ability to communicate effectively on the global stage through an understanding of diverse cultural backgrounds.

- This module offers a variety of specialized educational programs required in the international business environment.

• International Trade and Investment: Pursues in-depth exploration of the theories and practices of international trade, including trade agreements, international trade policies, and global market trend analysis.
• Global Business Strategy: Learns from the success stories of countries and multinational companies in entering global markets, and developing the ability to apply these strategies in practice to maintain competitiveness.
• International Economic Law and Regulations: Students acquire the knowledge needed to operate businesses in the international legal environment through education on legal regulations and international agreements that play a crucial role in international economic activities.
• Global Supply Chain Management: Designing and optimizing global supply chains, a key element in today's business world, enabling students to understand the complexities of global supply chains and gain the skills to manage them effectively.

Forming research groups and academic societies related to the Global Business module to contribute to the development of innovative talents with both theoretical knowledge and practical experience: such as the 'Multinational Corporation Internationalization Case Study Group' and the 'Economic Security Research Group.‘

• Government and Public Institutions: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy, Customs Service, Export-Import Bank of Korea, Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA), etc.
• International Organizations: United Nations and its agencies, World Trade Organization (WTO), International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank, etc.
• Multinational Corporations: Global manufacturers and service companies (Samsung Electronics, Google, Apple, etc.), logistics and supply chain management companies (DHL, FedEx, UPS, etc.), international finance and investment firms (Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, BlackRock, etc.), etc.
• Consulting and Legal Institutions: Global management consulting firms (McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group, etc.), international trade and business law firms, etc.
• Consulting and Legal Institutions: Global management consulting firms (McKinsey, Boston Consulting Group, etc.), international trade and business law firms, etc.