University of Seoul, George Washington University launch graduate credit-transfer partnership
The University of Seoul has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with George Washington University (GWU) to establish an academic and credit-transfer partnership for students seeking admission to graduate business programs. The University of Seoul said the MOU was signed by the two institutions at George Washington University on Sept. 15 as part of efforts to strengthen academic…
The University of Seoul and George Washington University (GWU) have inked a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to create an academic and credit-transfer partnership aimed at students pursuing graduate business degrees. This agreement was formalized at GWU on September 15, as per the University of Seoul's announcement, as part of their strategy to bolster academic collaboration.
The MOU permits University of Seoul students to apply for GWU’s Preferred International Partnership program, designed for international graduate students. Through this partnership, students from the University of Seoul can enroll in graduate-level courses at their institution prior to joining a graduate program at GWU. Upon successfully completing these courses with a grade of B or above, eligible University of Seoul students may earn up to six credits that can be transferred towards their GWU graduate program.
Students who join a GWU graduate program via this credit-transfer route can complete their master’s degree at GWU and receive their diploma once all graduation requirements are met.
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