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international academic experts

In our English-taught postgraduate programs, we’re dedicated to delivering a global education by partnering with renowned scholars from different universities around the world. We believe in the transformative potential of cross-cultural collaboration and intellectual exchange.

Through these partnerships, we infuse an international perspective into our coursework, ensuring our curricula align with the latest developments and global business best practices. By incorporating diverse viewpoints and expertise from these esteemed scholars from various universities, we offer a truly comprehensive and multidimensional learning experience. The guest instructors we bring to you are from a range of universities, adding richness and depth to your education. A snapshot of details for each field can be found below, and please note that the course and invited scholars can vary from year to year.
KIMAP in Management
Advanced International Business; Marketing Communications Research; International Trade; WTO and Intellectual Property Rights; Service Management and Servicing; Marketing Channels and Organizational Economics, etc.
Overseas Professors
  • Vanderbilt University (USA)
  • King’s College London (GBR)
  • Vienna University of Economics and Business (AUT)
  • University of Leeds (GBR)
  • University of Göttingen (DEU)
KIMAP in Management
Financial Management, Corporate Finance, Advanced Portfolio Management, Advanced Entrepreneurial Finance, Technology Entrepreneurship , Entrepreneurship Theory and Method, Venture Capital and Private Equity, etc.
Overseas Professors
  • Harvard Business School (USA)
  • Stanford University (USA)
  • Florida Atlantic University (USA)
  • Universität Mannheim　(DEU)
  • Loughborough University (GBR)
KIMAP in Management
Public Administration and Project Finance, Sustainability Accounting and Reporting, Management accounting, Business Economics, Advanced Supply Chain Management, etc.
Overseas Professors
  • Vanderbilt University (USA)
  • King’s College London (GBR)
  • Vienna University of Economics and Business (AUT)
  • University of Leeds (GBR)
  • University of Göttingen (DEU)

multicultural community

The Graduate School of Business Administration provides a vibrant and multicultural community where you will have the opportunity to interact with a diverse group of individuals. In your classes, you can expect to find the following.

  1. KIMAP Students from Three Departments

    The KIMAP program attracts students from diverse backgrounds and disciplines, including those from the Graduate School of Business Administration and Law and Economics. This diverse cohort enriches our classrooms with a wide range of perspectives and experiences, fostering meaningful discussions and collaboration.

  2. Exchange Students

    Our institution welcomes exchange students from partner universities around the world. These students join the program for a specific period, adding an international dimension to the classroom environment. Interacting with exchange students allows for cultural exchange, broadening your understanding of different business practices and global perspectives.

  3. Japanese Students from the KIBER Program

    The KIBER (Kobe International Business Education and Research) program, launched in April 2014, appeals to Japanese students interested in international business and fosters global talent in management studies by sending undergraduates abroad for a year. As a KIMAP student, you’ll also find KIBER students in some of your classes, creating a multicultural environment for cross-cultural interaction and insights into global business landscapes.

The presence of these diverse student groups enhances the learning experience by fostering cross-cultural understanding, promoting collaboration, and nurturing a global mindset. You will have the chance to build connections, learn from different perspectives, and cultivate a network of peers from various cultural backgrounds.

Our commitment to a multicultural community ensures that you will be part of a dynamic and inclusive learning environment. Embrace the opportunity to engage with students from different departments, exchange students, and Japanese students from the KIBER program. By immersing yourself in this multicultural setting, you will develop the intercultural competencies necessary to thrive in an increasingly globalized world.