CNU’s School of Master of Business Administration is running a Management of Technology course commencing this 2010 semester in collaboration with the Ministry of Knowledge Economy. The course aims to grow top-level experts on technology and management who will contribute to the development of local industry and strengthen global competitiveness. The government will support 1.6 billion won for four years and from CNU and the Honam Headquarters of Korea Industrial Complex Corporation 320 and 240 million won respectively. The course requires 45 credit hours for graduation, which is the first and only case among domestic MBA programs. This September 28, students of excellence in Gwangju and the Jeollanam-do area have enrolled in the program