Ten Mason Korea students recently visited Samsung Biologics in Songdo, Incheon, for a unique opportunity to gain firsthand insights into one of Korea's leading biotechnology companies.
Students explored Samsung Biologics' cutting-edge facilities, including laboratories and the PR center, providing a glimpse into the company's development processes and future endeavors.
A highlight of the visit was a special session with Mason Korea alumna Yeji Kim, Management Information Systems, ’18, who currently serves as a Senior Specialist in Production Planning at Samsung Biologics. Kim shared her expertise through an interactive presentation, followed by an insightful Q&A session.
Mason Korea’s Office of Development and Strategic Partnerships plans to offer more company visits in the coming semesters, providing students with further opportunities for experiential learning and professional growth.
![Mason Korea students are shown at Samsung Biologics](/sites/g/files/yyqcgq291/files/styles/extra_large_content_image/public/2024-05/mk_students_samsung_biologics.jpg?itok=rKxLSi8z)
![A cake bearing the George Mason University logo, with the text "Mason Korea 10th Anniversary"](/sites/g/files/yyqcgq291/files/styles/feature_image_medium/public/2024-05/mason%20korea%20cake%201x1.png?itok=mCrF-Se-)
This year, Mason Korea is celebrating its 10th anniversary. From their initial offering of two undergraduate programs and 34 students, Mason Korea has grown remarkably over the past decade.
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