On March 23, 2024, at the IGC Small Theater more than 80 students from SUNY Korea, George Mason University Korea, University of Utah Asia Campus, and Ghent University Global Campus gathered for the "Talk to Me in Korean" (TTMIK) event. This event aimed to immerse international students in the world of Korean language study and a deeper understanding of Korean culture.
Throughout the event, students participated in various activities to improve their language skills and cultural awareness. From conversing in Korean to sharing personal stories from their experiences in Korea, students embraced the opportunity to expand their language proficiency. To add more involvement to the event, students demonstrated their proficiency by delivering speeches in Korean. Also, lunch was provided to students where they had their meal communally, further forging new connections, and improving their cultural exchange.
In addition to practicing their language skills, students delved into various cultural activities, including the intriguing Korean Sentence Explorer and the challenging Korean Culture ‘True or False’ Quiz. These activities tested participants' knowledge and also sparked curiosity and dialogue surrounding Korean culture and the winner of the quiz won a prize by answering all of the questions correctly. The TTMIK event proved dynamic and exciting, promoting intercultural understanding and language skills among participating students. As the program came to an end, students took away an improved understanding of Korean culture and a deeper appreciation for the diversity of the Korean language.
On May 30, 2026, the Department of Business Management at SUNY Korea hosted its 3rd Annual Parent Open House, welcoming approximately 70 parents of current students to campus. The event provided families with an opportunity to learn more about the department’s academic programs, student support services, and career development initiatives while strengthening connections between parents and the university community. The program began with welcome remarks and introductions of fac
The SUNY Korea Research & Business Development Foundation (R&BDF) will recruit new member companies for its 2026 Enterprise Partnership Program (EPP) from June 1 to June 30, 2026. The Enterprise Partnership Program (EPP) is designed to establish a sustainable and collaborative partnership between industry and academia, promoting mutual growth and strengthening corporate competitiveness. This year’s recruitment aims to expand collaboration with companies in emerging tech
On May 27, 2026, SUNY Korea hosted an information session for its Master’s in Data Science Program, offering students and prospective applicants an in-depth look into the newly established graduate program. The event was conducted in both in-person and online formats, allowing participants from around the world to attend, ask questions, and learn more about the program. The session featured key academic leaders, including Professor Bongki Moon, Chair of the Computer Science Dep
On Saturday, May 16, 2026, the SUNY Korea Quad transformed into a vibrant celebration of music, food, performances, and community during the highly anticipated SUNY Korea Spring Festival. This year’s theme was “UNISON: All in Sync,” and students, faculty, families, friends, and visitors from across Incheon gathered together to enjoy one of the most exciting events of the year. The campus was filled with energy from the moment guests started arriving. Decora
SUNY Korea Distinguished Seminar, titled “Tech on a Slice of Pizza,” was held on Friday, May 15, 2026, in room C105 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. The seminar was presented by Seung-Hyun Lee, a Strategic Management professor at the University of Texas at Dallas specializing in international business and nonmarket strategy. The seminar examined how Domino’s Pizza transformed itself from a struggling fast-food chain into one of the most successful technology-driven companies i