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The Vision and Mission of KNU VS Stanford University

The Vision and Mission of KNU VS Stanford University. vs. English L&L 2003002003 곽봉수 (KBS) Management 2003034086 백민혁 (Fabio) Management 2008034 김예리 (Kim Ye-ri) Management B200900262 Cartrina.j.Hofmann. Index. Introduction: Stanford? KNU? About KNU Business management.

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The Vision and Mission of KNU VS Stanford University

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  1. The Vision and Mission of KNU VS Stanford University vs English L&L 2003002003 곽봉수(KBS) Management 2003034086 백민혁(Fabio) Management2008034김예리(Kim Ye-ri) Management B200900262 Cartrina.j.Hofmann

  2. Index • Introduction: Stanford? KNU? • About KNU Business management. • About Stanford Graduate School of Business. • Ideal Vision & Mission • Vision & Mission of KNU & Stanford • KNU vision and Mission • Stanford vision and Mission • Similarities & Differences • Problems

  3. Introduction: About KNU Business management.

  4. Introduction: About KNU Business management. • The SCHOOL of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION at KNU has around 2,000 students, with about 1,500 Bachelor, 450 Master, and 50 Ph.D. students. • The MBA (Master of Business Administration) offers evening classes, since most of the students are also working. MSBA (Master of Science in Business Administration) students can choose from six majors: Strategy Management and Organization Theory, Finance, Marketing, Business Operations Management, MIS, and Accounting. MSTM (Master of Science in Technology Management) students include workers and staff from well known companies, like SAMSUNG, LG, and SL. Ph.D students can also choose to specialize in one of six majors: Strategy Management and Organization Theory, Finance, Marketing, Business Operations Management, MIS, and Accounting

  5. Introduction : Stanford Graduate School of Business

  6. Introduction : Stanford Graduate School of Business • The Stanford Graduate School of Business has built an international reputation based on its innovative programs, which include: • Two-year MBA Program, designed to educate business leaders • One-year Stanford Sloan Master’s Program for mid-career executives • PhD Program for future academics • Executive Education programs for experienced managers • Faculty research program

  7. Ideal vision & Mission

  8. Ideal vision & Mission

  9. KNU’s Vision& Mission • Vision: We develop the capability of students and professors based on educating , researching and contributing to society. Ultimately, we aim at top-ranking business school in Asia • Mission:We provide students with opportunities of education and research to be business leaders with various capabilities and produce many students of distinguished talent who will take pride in social learning and business as well as serve the society.

  10. Stanford’s Vision& Mission • Vision • We seek to attract faculty and students with high leadership potential and engage in an academically rigorous, research-supported, mutually-responsible learning process, enhanced by uncommon levels of interdisciplinary scholarship and community engagement. classes are conducted only on a full time residential basis in a intimate-scale environment, and take full advantage of the assets of Stanford University and its surrounding communities. The impact of our students extend globally in meaningful ways.

  11. Stanford’s Vision& Mission • Mission • Our mission is that deepen and advance our understanding of management and with those ideas to develop innovate principled and insightful leaders who change the world

  12. Similarities & Differences • Similarities • Both of them want to produce talented students who can serve the society with their capabilities. • Both of them don’t have exact ‘deadline’ for their vision and mission • Both of them are vague. They are so indistinctive that they can apply to any of schools in the world.

  13. Similarities & Differences • Differences • Vision and mission of Stanford is more globalized than those of KNU. • Vision and mission of Stanford is more interactive than those of KNU, KNU only focuses on what ‘the school’ aims and does(One way), While Stanford mention what the school does as well as what the students are supposed to do. • Vision of KNU mentions ‘ranking’ while there is nothing about ‘ranking’ in the vision of Stanford. • KNU has detailed sub-visions, For example, they have a vision called ‘GOAL 2010’, while Stanford only has one main vision.

  14. Problems • KNU • not going into detail and therefore not meeting the criteria given in the book, for instance: • directional: no direct product/market/customer/technology description that the reader knows in how far those will help KNU or students being prepared for future • Flexible: it is not specific enough in order to give a profound guidance • Stanford • they are givingguidelineand they are going into detail, but they might not give a deadline, and therefore it might lack in certainty of guidance

  15. Thanks for listening!

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