As an early faculty member of the Global MBA program at NTU, I have designed and developed 7 courses in Strategy/ IB/Entrepreneurship. I am proud that my effort makes our program intellectually rich and offers more learning opportunities to students. 

My courses are highly interactive (yes, we all talk a lot!) and engaging in the most current business issues (we live in a fast-changing world ever!). Discussion, experiments, peer interactions, and guest speaker sessions are here. Of course, it is fun! 

SPECIAL LECTURES FOR EXECUTIVES/MBA

I've delivered executive and MBA lectures in Korea (e.g. Yonsei U, Seoul National U) and Taiwan on how governments and semiconductor firms respond to geopolitical dynamics—using comparative cases from the United States, Japan, and Korea since the CHIPS and Science Act. 

I've also lead workshops with professional artists at prominent art residencies in Daegu, Cheongju, and Seoul in Korea over the past two years, providing tailored business education to support their commercial success. 

LIST OF COURSES  

 Strategy

1) Strategic Management 

- A core course for MBA students, focusing on competitive/comparative strategy (every semester) 

- Highly interactive discussion course using business cases, guest speaker sessions, and company visits

2) Strategic Alliances

- An elective course for MBA students.

- This course is designed as a special corporate strategy course, focuses on two topics -- strategic alliances and M&As, and offers diverse tools to create competitive advantages through partnerships/M&As.

3)   Asian Business Consulting   

- An industry-collaboration course with local business partners and co-teaching partner schools in Indonesia (PMBS) and Korea (KAIST)  

- Recruited students from the three partner schools and formed joint teams to work on consulting projects for industry clients.  

4) Seminar on Strategic Management 

- An elective course for MBA students and graduate-level students

- A hands-on thesis writing course. The course is similar to the research method course for doctoral students. I taught the basics of literature review, hypothesis development, data collection, and empirical tests.

International Business 

1) Introduction to International Business  

- An elective course for MBA students

- This course is designed to teach basic frameworks of international business, along with a focus on global competition in Asia

- I focus on discussing multiple cases for multinational firms’ entry into Asia, and Asian firms’ global expansion.

Entrepreneurship

1) Business Plan Writing

- A tailored 1-on-1 course for advising MBA students’ business plan writing and pitching

- This is a non-credit course (no teaching evaluation)

- It typically takes 6 to 12 months, depending on the topic

- So far, my students have worked on various business ideas including AR devices, block-chain based supply chains, vegan restaurants, and mobile matching apps for patients-carers.

- Also, I have served as a judge for more than 50 MBA students’ business plan pitching

2) Innovation & Entrepreneurship

- A co-teaching course for undergraduate students