Ten years have passed since KAIST Advanced Information Technology & Media (ATM) program was established.

KAIST Business school is celebrating the ten-year anniversary of the Advanced Information Technology & Media (ATM) program, which is the only chief executive program on Media & Contents in Korea. KAIST ATM has over 500 alumni.

In 2002, KAIST ATM program was designed for top managers in telecommunications companies to help them increase their ability to successfully respond to the rapidly changing internet age. In the first half of 2010, the curriculum of KAIST ATM program was extended to include media and contents.

KAIST Executive Education program was ranked 29th in the World and 2nd in Asia in the ‘2011 Executive Education Financial Times Ranking.’

KAIST ATM has a curriculum consisting of 4 fields: movies & drama, culture & games, music & arts, and media & IT. The curriculum of ATM is a fusion of mobile business-related theories in social media, platforms, i-TV, and other areas. The program uses practical academic materials including case studies on Twitter, Google, Apple, and Facebook.

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