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We love to brag about our young alumni when we learn that they are doing great things! If you graduated from Mason Korea or from our US campus 10 years ago, you count as a young alumnus(a)! Please keep us posted on what you’re up to.
We hope you’ll stay in touch to inspire our students and create life-long connections with your peers and the MK community!
New Graduates
Congratulations on your recent graduation, and welcome to the community of over 225,000 Mason alumni! Your relationship with Mason doesn’t end when you graduate. Staying engaged with our alumni community will benefit you in your life and your career.
We are here to help you keep and enhance those connections wherever you end up. Whether you’re looking to connect and collaborate with alumni, seeking career advice from a fellow alum, wanting to attend in-person or virtual GMU Alumni Association events, we’re here to help make life-long connections for you!
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Careers
Mason Korea is your partner throughout your education and career. In conjunction with the Career Development Center, the Alumni Association’s Korea Chapter can help connect you with the resources you need to succeed in today’s highly competitive job market. https://masonkorea.gmu.edu/career-services/from-the-director
Sehyun Jeong (Business, ‘18) always dreamed of becoming a CEO one day. After earning her BS at Mason Korea, she is now the founder and CEO of her own web and mobile app development company.
Gue Yong Lee (Accounting, ’20), a Mason Korea alum and Advisory Board member, began his graduate program at the Thunderbird School of Global Management this year, where he is now serving as Director of Communication at the Career Management Center.
Michaela Seulki Kim first arrived at Mason Korea with zero English education background, then founded the school newspaper The Voice, and eventually landed her first full-time job as a Digital Forensic Analyst in Washington, DC.
Sangyong Lee, Director of Mason Korea's Career Development Center and four Mason Korea graduates were recently featured in a major Korean daily, The JoongAng Ilbo. The article covers Mason Korea's achievement of a total graduate employment rate of 80%, three years since establishing the Career Development Center (CDC).
Yelim Ku (Global Affairs, ’21) is currently interning at the multinational corporation Philips Korea (Domestic Appliances) as a Consumer Marketing Intern and recently shared about her diverse experiences with current students at the 2021 IGC Career Fair – Alumni Festival.
Ambrose (Do Hyun) Lee, a senior majoring in business with a concentration in accounting, was recently offered a full-time position at Deloitte US upon graduation.
Jihyo Cha graduated last fall with a BA in Global Affairs and a minor in Communications. Since discovering her passion for PR and communications during her undergraduate years, she began her first job right after graduating.
Ha Eun Choi graduated last summer with a BA in Global Affairs and a minor in International Security. Having entered Mason Korea with limited English proficiency and zero study abroad experience, she graduated with honors and landed an official UN internship.
Haseung "Madeline" Joung graduated in Fall 2020 with a bachelor’s degree in Global Affairs with a concentration in Global Governance and a minor in Journalism. Despite graduating with the Class of 2020, also known as the “COVID class,” Joung quickly landed a job in media and communications under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
Ha Eun Choi is an alumna of George Mason University. She majored in Global Affairs and minored in international security. Find out how Ha Eun landed her official internship at the UN.
The Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies (IHEID) at Geneva
Yuna Kim is part of the first graduating class at GMUK. She shares about how she made the most of a school that was just being established and how she was admitted to one of the world's most renown graduate schools in the field of international relations.
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