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From Classroom to Assembly Line: ASME Students Explore Hyundai Motor’s Asan Plant On April 8, students from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) student club in the Mechanical Engineering Department had the chance to step outside the classroom and into one of Korea’s most recognized industrial spaces during a facility tour of Hyundai Motor Company’s Asan Plant. Organized by the club, the trip gave students a firsthand look at how large-scale automotive manufacturing works in the real world. The group departed from the SUNY Korea main gate early in the morning and traveled by chartered bus to Asan. After arriving at the plant at 9:30 am, students began the guided tour at Hyundai’s PR Center, where they received an introduction to the company, the history of the Asan Plant, and its role in vehicle production. Exhibits and presentations helped provide context before students entered the production areas. From there, the group moved through several key stages of manufacturing. In the Press Shop, students learned about the panel production process. This stage focused on one of the earliest steps in manufacturing: how vehicle body panels are prepared and formed. Next, students moved to the Body Shop, where guides explained the body production and assembly process. Here, participants were introduced to how major structural sections of a vehicle are brought together before final assembly. The final stage brought them to the Assembly Shop, where workers and automated systems installed interior components, electrical systems, and finishing parts before the vehicles reached final inspection. After reviewing all major stages, the tour concluded at 11 am. One of the most valuable parts of the trip was seeing how each department contributes to the larger manufacturing chain. Rather than viewing engineering as separate subjects, students could see how materials, mechanics, automation, and management all work together inside a modern factory. Events like this show the value of learning beyond the classroom. The Hyundai facility tour gave students more than just a day trip, it gave them a closer look at the careers, technology, and innovation waiting beyond graduation. Written by Student Reporter, Temirlan Gubashev (Temirlan.gubashev@stonybrook.edu)
2026.04.27 Hits 75
BM Department Broadens Student Experience Through Two Field Trips This semester, the Business Management Department organized two field trips that offered students meaningful exposure to innovation, industry trends, and professional career paths. On October 24, students visited the NAVER 1784 Building in Seongnam, where they explored NAVER’s next-generation smart office environment. The tour introduced students to AI-driven robotics, autonomous delivery systems, digital twin technologies, and other cutting-edge tools used to enhance workplace efficiency and collaboration. Many participants explained that the visit expanded their understanding of digital transformation and emerging business technologies. On November 28, the department’s US CPA Study Group visited KPMG Korea at the Gangnam Finance Center. Students learned about the firm’s structure, recruitment pathways, and the real career experiences of junior professionals. A special talk by Mr. Geun Gu Leem, Partner at KPMG Korea, offered insight into the firm’s growth and the evolving role of accounting professionals in the global market. Together, these two field trips provided valuable real-world perspectives, helping students connect classroom learning with industry practice. The BM Department looks forward to offering more experiential opportunities that support student growth and career readiness. Written by Student Reporter, Onyinyechi Achi (onyinyechi.achi@stonybrook.edu)
2025.12.15 Hits 5787
[Student Reporter] FIT x Dior: A Two-Part Experience Following Luxury, Legacy, and Innovation This May, a group of FIT students at SUNY Korea had the opportunity to go on a two-part field trip in collaboration with the global luxury house Dior. Created to increase their understanding concerning the Dior brand identity, immersive retail experiences, and strategic marketing, the trip provided both a public showcase and a special behind-the-scenes perspective on how Dior continues to lead in the world of luxury fashion. The trip began on May 11, with a visit to the Dior: Designer of Dreams exhibition, held at Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP). The exhibition, which has toured across cities such as London, Paris, and Shanghai, arrived in Seoul for a showcase running from April 19 to July 13, 2025. With its thematic focus on flowers, gardens, and lavish balls, the exhibition showcases the creative legacy and strong identity the House of Dior has continued to build upon for decades. Students explored the venue, immersed in haute couture creations, archival designs, and multimedia displays – a window into Dior’s artistic evolution throughout the years. The exhibition was followed by an exclusive visit to the Dior Seongsu store on Friday, May 16. Praised by LVMH Chairman Bernard Arnault for its architectural beauty and innovative concept, students gained insight into what a successful concept store looks like, from design to location curation. The visit included a 30-minute guided tour of the space, which places Dior’s identity within a uniquely Korean context. FIT students then had the pleasure of sitting down with Dior’s Marketing Director, who led an intimate Q&A session complete with refreshments from Dior’s private café. Topics ranged from the brand's process in developing the Seongsu concept store to the specific responsibilities and challenges of luxury marketing leadership. For students aspiring to careers in luxury fashion, retail, or marketing, the Dior collaboration was both memorable and deeply instructive. It offered a rare opportunity to witness luxury branding in action and engage directly with industry professionals – enriching their understanding and sparking new inspiration. With Dior to look up to as a leader in storytelling, design, and consumer engagement, FIT students left the experience inspired and ready to shape the future of fashion with the same visionary spirit of beauty and innovation. Written by Student Reporter, Kenessa Washington (kenessa_washington@fitnyc.edu)
2025.05.20 Hits 10982
[Student Reporter] FIT Korea to Join Chiba University for Wearable Design Workshop [Wearable Design Workshop Orientation] International connections are being fostered this semester for Fashion Business Management students at SUNY Korea, who are set to take part in an international workshop at Chiba University’s Design Research Institute in Sumida, Tokyo, from April 22nd to 26th. This collaboration aims to mix fashion with the digital world, focusing on sustainable pathways to communicative, wearable technology. Dubbed “Wearable Design for Social/Emotional Communication,” students are being brought together to create wearable fashion prototypes that merge technology such as sensors and LED lights to explore new forms of communication. FIT students will conduct research over a span of five days in Tokyo, expanding their knowledge concerning communication and sustainability via technology through various activities: Day 1: Orientation and campus tour. Day 2: Special Lectures from FIT Korea, discussions on human interaction, and fieldwork. Day 3: Curating ideas, business model introduction, and digital prototyping. Day 4: Creation of prototypes, and testing. Day 5: Final presentations and feedback from faculty and experts. This collaboration between FIT SUNY Korea and Chiba University aims to prepare students for the cross-cultural and interdisciplinary exchanges they’ll encounter in their professional lives, while also equipping them to meet the rapidly changing demands of the fashion industry—as fabric and design are further explored through a technological and global lens. As this research project continues, watch how interdisciplinary exchanges will shape innovation, fashion, and design of the future. Written by Student Reporter, Kenessa Washington (kenessa_washington@fitnyc.edu)
2025.04.18 Hits 21502
SUNY Korea CPA Study Group Visits Deloitte Korea Headquarters On April 11, 2025, the Business Management Department’s CPA Study Group, accompanied by accounting professors, participated in a special field trip to Deloitte Korea’s headquarters, located in the IFC building in Yeouido, Seoul. The visit began with a warm welcome from Deloitte Korea’s CEO, Mr. Jong-sung Hong, who took the time to personally greet the delegation. His presence made a significant impression on the students, emphasizing Deloitte's commitment to talent development and engagement with the next generation of professionals. During the visit, participants were given an in-depth overview of Deloitte’s corporate vision, the qualities the firm seeks in future talent, and insights into its diverse business areas, including future-focused initiatives and innovative service lines. Students also had the unique opportunity to tour the office space, gaining a firsthand look at the professional environment of one of the Big Four accounting firms. This experience gave CPA students a clearer understanding of real-world expectations in the accounting industry and helped them visualize potential career paths. It also reinforced the importance of leadership, adaptability, and continuous learning in the evolving landscape of finance in the global world.
2025.04.16 Hits 16717
FBM Field Trip to Applerind & Museum SAN On October 30, 2024, SUNY Korea's FIT FBM students embarked on an educational field trip to Applerind, located in Wonju, Kangwon-do. Thirty-five FBM (Fashion Business Management) students participated in this enriching experience, accompanied by Professors Robin Baxter, Hyeseon Kim, and Linda Kim. The trip began with a warm welcome from CEO Yunsoo Kim, whose collaboration with SUNY Korea reflects Applerind's commitment to fostering academic-industry partnerships. Students toured the facilities, gaining firsthand insights into the company’s innovative design processes, project management strategies, and production techniques. A presentation by the CEO highlighted Applerind's current and historical projects, followed by a Q&A session that shed light on the challenges and opportunities in the industry. After the visit to Applerind, the group visited Museum SAN, where they explored exhibits showcasing the harmonious interplay between art, nature, and space. This visit sparked creativity and emphasized the importance of cultural perspectives in design. The field trip offered FBM students a comprehensive look at industry practices and trends, bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world applications. The experience not only inspired the students’ creative aspirations but also deepened their understanding of how business and design intersect in professional environments.
2024.11.22 Hits 9156
SUNY Korea CPA Study Group's Field Trip to PwC Korea On November 15, 2024, SUNY Korea's CPA Study Group visited PwC Korea in Seoul. Thirty students, including three faculty members, Business Management Department Chair Jeehong Kim, Professor Soo Young Kwon, and Professor Koren Jo, joined this insightful field trip. The program began with an introduction to PwC, highlighting the company's global impact and diverse range of professional services. Following this, students enjoyed a group lunch and networking session with PwC partners, receiving invaluable advice on career planning and insights into the accounting industry. During the Q&A session, the students had the opportunity to engage directly with PwC professionals, deepening their understanding of what it takes to thrive in a dynamic work environment. The event concluded with a tour of the PwC office, offering students a glimpse into the corporate culture and operations at one of the world's leading professional services firms. Established in Spring 2022, the CPA Study Group at SUNY Korea has consistently provided its members with enriching experiences such as seminars, mentorship, and field trips. Events like this reflect the group's commitment to inspiring and equipping CPAs with the knowledge and connections needed to excel in their careers.
2024.11.21 Hits 8233