A global–local hub for innovation in advanced and flagship industries.
The Graduate School of Management of Technology educates professionals who turn technology into growth, for firms, industries and the regions that host them.
Three tracks, one discipline
Global Future Mobility Experts
Eco-friendly land mobility, advanced maritime mobility, intelligent robots, and the materials, components and equipment behind them.
Glocal Maritime & Logistics Experts
Smart maritime technology, port and ocean logistics, supply chain management, and new maritime business.
Technology Finance Experts
Technology investment, technology and business valuation, R&D economic analysis, maritime finance.
From the Dean
Above all, innovation is not invention. Innovation is a term of economics rather than a term of technology.Peter F. Drucker, quoted in the Dean’s message · Dongphil Chun, Dean
Technology management looks at science and technology together with markets, organizations, finance, and policy, and builds the strategies that turn technological innovation into corporate growth and industrial transformation.
Read the Dean’s messageBuilt in Busan, connected to industry
Busan, Korea’s second-largest city (population about 3.3 million), is a global hub for maritime affairs and logistics. The Southeast region built the country’s industrialization on shipbuilding and offshore, logistics, automobiles, machinery, and materials and components.
Industry and research networkAdmissions for the next cohort
Master’s (thesis or project type) and doctoral programs. Admission is by oral examination. Annual intake: 23 master’s and 15 doctoral students.