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- 대학 교직원 인재영입 `붐` (Competition among universities to secure talents)
- 성균관대‥영어로 수업ㆍ美MIT 슬로언 등과 연계 (SKK GSB in collaboration with MIT Sloan)
- 성균관대, 삼성재단 영입 10주년 (The alliance between SKKU and Samsung)
- 국내에서 만나는 국제수준의 MBA (SKK GSB - world class MBA program in Korea)
- 성균관대 MIT MBA 첫 외국인 졸업생 (International students in the 1st SKK GSB alumni)
- SKK GSB as a best example of Samsung's management philosophy
- Samsung supports Seoul school
- 성대·MIT, MBA 과정 출범
- 월리엄 파운즈 MIT 前학장 "외국 MBA 베껴서는 절대 성공못해"
- 성균관대 경영대학원 ‥ MIT대 커리큘럼 이용
- KBS News: 토착 MBA 시대
- Samsung Educational Programs on the Moscow State University site
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