The College of Business, introduced to SUNY Korea by Stony Brook University, is the most recent college from Stony Brook to join the SUNY Korea departments. At Stony Brook, it is one of 13 colleges and schools in the University, and it offers a major in Business Management, with specialization choices in Accounting and Finance, leading to the Bachelor of Science degree.

The College of Business at Stony Brook University prepares students for leadership roles, fosters entrepreneurial growth, and conducts cutting-edge research that informs business practice. The College's strong faculty from around the world achieve rigorous standards for research productivity and teaching effectiveness. The College attracts top-quality students and engages them in the highest level of hands-on business education. As a business school at a flagship public research university, we offer our students, faculty, and members of the business community interdisciplinary resources. The College's research and teaching draw upon the sciences, mathematics, engineering, medicine, liberal arts, and fine arts to stimulate opportunities for technological innovation and economic development.... [-]

The Department of Applied Mathematics and Statistics provides a unified home for the mathematical sciences. It is now the only such comprehensive mathematical sciences department among U.S. universities. It has 20 full-time faculties plus 15 adjunct faculties with primary appointments in other Stony Brook departments or in federal and industrial research laboratories.

Education: It has over 220 graduate students studying at the M.S. and Ph.D. levels in tracks in:

It awards about 20 Ph.D.’s and 55 M.S.’s a year.

The department also has an extremely successful undergraduate major, graduating about 110 B.S.’s a year, close to 5% of all Stony Brook B.S.’s. For decades, Stony Brook has graduated a higher percentage of Bachelor’s degrees in mathematics—mostly in Applied Math-- than any other U.S. public university.... [-]

The ‘Economics and Politics in Asia’ BA Double Degree Programme offers students a unique opportunity to pursue two degrees, one Russian and one Korean, from H.S.E. and Kyung Hee University. The programme's major courses are concentrated in East Asian Studies and focus on economics, politics, foreign policy, society and culture of China, Japan or Korea, as well as Asian languages.

This programme has the academic support of the College of International Studies, and thereby combines top Russian and Asian educational standards in International (Area) Studies. The first two years, as well as the fourth year, take place at H.S.E. in Moscow, while in the third year, students have an opportunity to study in Korea, China or Japan. Moreover, students have an opportunity to acquire an additional specialization in Global Business or International Relations.... [-]