From September 27 to October 22, Korea University (KU) Business School is opening applications for its Master of Business Administration (MBA). The recruitment is for three types of MBA programs, including Executive MBA, Korea MBA, and Finance MBA. Each program operates for two years, which equal to four semesters of academic life. According to the UK's QS World Ranking, KU Business School is ranked 1st domestically and 57th internationally for accounting and finance.

The Business School's MBA program keeps track of current economic trends and business environments. According to the The Joongang Daily, the Executive MBA track will open elective courses such as CEO Special Issues, covering topics including environmental management, digital innovation, and startup management. It also runs a special course called the ELITE Project, which is very helpful in getting students to apply theoretical concepts in an actual business environment.

In addition, Korea MBA takes in employed personnel as students. By completing the Korea MBA, an additional year of study will enable students to receive another master's degree. Furthermore, the Finance MBA provides lessons in computer programming education, such as Python, to enrolled students. As the Finance MBA made an alliance with the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) Association, their students receive benefits, such as learning from the CFA curriculum and being awarded CFA scholarships. Yoo Yong-Keun, vice president of KU's Graduate School of Business mentioned, "KU's MBA is the first and best business school in Korea."