SolBridge International School of Business

About SolBridge International School of Business

SolBridge International School of Business is dedicated to producing top business leaders in Asia and the world in all fields: business, politics, the military, and social activism, who will be prepared to be instruments of change in their respective societies. We do not focus only on the “hard skills” needed for such an undertaking, but also on the critically important “soft skills” that provide flexibility, understanding, and interpersonal leadership skills that will help in many environments. SolBridge offers both undergraduate and graduate degree programs in business focusing on Asian business and its relation to the rest of the world.

Why Should Study at SolBridge International School of Business?

SolBridge is unique among business schools for several reasons:

Fully English-taught curricula / degree programs.
Chinese, Japanese or Korean language courses for full-time students.
80% international faculty, with degrees from prestigious universities.
International business model teaching methods.
Diverse academic and cultural programs with a strong focus on Asia.
An international student body representing 64 different nationalities / countries.
A balance between theory and practice through immersion programs, special lectures, workshops, and internships.
The Career Advisor Program (CAP) designed to provide students with academic guidance for preparing career plans.
The CEO Mentoring Program designed to connect students to the corporate world and leading experts.
The Asian Thought Leaders’ Case Competitions providing an opportunity for students to challenge their business skills.
One of the world’s youngest business schools to receive the AACSB accreditation.

Daejeon Campus

Daejeon, where SolBridge is located, is Korea’s fifth largest city with a population of 1.5 million. Regarded as “Asia’s Silicon Valley,” the city is home to 18 universities, including the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) and SolBridge International School of Business. Several important research centers are based in the Daedeok Innopolis area. Sejong Special Autonomous City, South Korea’s second government capital in addition to Seoul, is also located near Daejeon.