1st semester of 3rd year
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- Chinese Enterprise Theory
- Understand and learn about the internal factors of local investment in China, such as joint ventures, partnerships, sole proprietorships, holding companies, employee employment, wages, benefits, human resources, labor unions, marketing, financial management, production management, and external factors such as the government's foreign investment policy, trade system, investment and foreign currency management system, banking and stock market system, insurance, and various tax systems such as corporate tax and income tax.
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- Enterprise Logistics & SCM
- This course applies a comprehensive analysis and management method to the logistics system that serves as a bridge between production and marketing and uses various approaches, including an inventory management model, transportation network model, and location model, to study how the company's pipeline can achieve the best distribution.
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- Transportation Economics
- The study of the economic analysis and policy of the transportation phenomenon, the movement of people or goods.
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- e-Database
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Teaches the basic concepts of database structure, management systems, and design.
Acquire SQL knowledge and develop practical skills in e-databases through Access, MySQL, SQL Server, and Oracle.
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- Introduction to MICE
- This class aims to provide a basic understanding of the characteristics and components of MICE (Meetings, Incentive Tours, Conventions, and Exhibitions), a high-value-added convergence service industry.
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- International Management Theory
- This course provides students with an understanding of international companies' political, financial, technological, social, and cultural environments and lectures on internationalization strategies, including direct investment, export, and strategic alliances.
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- Theory of International Finance
- This course focuses on the macroeconomic aspects of money flows between countries in an open economy. It includes the concept of balance of payments and its relationship to other economic factors, balance of payments adjustment policies, exchange rate policies, international financial order, and international liquidity issues.
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- Game Theory
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Many situations in the real world are difficult to explain using traditional economic theory.
Systematically analyze the choice of strategies available to different market participants and how this determines the level of welfare of each participant.
Understand the basic game theory concepts relevant to this type of strategic decision-making.
Specifically, you will learn about static games under complete information and dynamic games under complete information.
Understand game components, standard forms, dominance strategies, and Nash equilibria.
Introduce simple and mixed strategies and the existence of Nash equilibria.
Learn the Cournot model, the Bertrand model, and the mediation model with applications to one-off games.
Sequential games include the Starkelberg model, wage bargaining, and bank runs.
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- Introduction to Insurance
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In this course, you will learn about insurance and insurance markets.
Specifically, you will study risk, life and non-life insurance, supply and demand in insurance markets, and the structure and management of insurers.
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- Theory of International Trade Insurance
- Students will learn the principles of covering risks arising from international trade transactions as a method of risk management for the development of international trade and identify the development process, forms, and characteristics of trade insurance. In addition, students will learn about marine insurance and air insurance for the logistics risks involved in trade transactions, export insurance, and PL insurance for contract performance and country risks.
2nd semester of 3rd year
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- Theory of International Trade Settlements
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Acquire knowledge to promote safe trade transactions by examining various trade payment methods according to the type and characteristics of trade transactions.
Therefore, focusing on the traditional payment method of a letter of credit, we identify the advantages and disadvantages of collection and remittance methods and also study the principles and functions of electronic payment methods that are being activated by the Internet and the development of electronic money.
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- The Theory of Foreign Trade in Korea
- This course provides an overview of Korea's trade development process, import and export structure, balance of payments, international competitiveness, and trade policy development and challenges through empirical analysis.
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- Geographical Economics
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As a new branch of international economics, it studies the spatial distribution of industrial activity (location of industries and firms) and trade and logistics relationships, focusing on geography and transportation costs.
It is a representative attempt to reassess the importance of geography and space, which have been relatively undervalued in mainstream economics but have recently gained attention to economic growth theory, and to incorporate them into economics.
Often referred to as economic geography, it is closely related to new trade theory, urban economics, and regional economics.
You will review key theories, familiarize yourself with basic models, and learn related empirical analysis and simulations.
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- Business English Ⅰ
- This course covers preparing various English forms, correspondence, and documents required to conduct trade business.
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- Theory of Logistics Management
- This course explores the physical distribution of goods and services, the problems of land, sea, and air transportation, and the theory behind them, and introduces practical examples.
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- International Tourism
- This course provides students with a basic understanding of the phenomenon of tourism, an appreciation of the global tourism market, and a study of international tourism theory and advanced topics in international tourism.
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- Financial Instrument Theory
- With a basic understanding of finance, you'll learn how to financially engineer the structure of stocks, bonds, and derivatives.
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- Finance data analysis
- Learn fundamental theories and develop application skills to understand and analyze financial market indicators and data.
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- Theory of International Marketing
- Students will be able to recognize the academic concepts and directions of international marketing and acquire an understanding of the environment, tools, strategies, products, pricing, and physical distribution of global marketing.
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- Theory of Risk Management
- This course focuses on risk insurance, financial, and management policy theories to understand corporate risk management plans and methodologies.