On April 26th, 2025, SUNY Korea’s Career Development Center (CDC), in collaboration with Ghent University, hosted the 2025 Spring IGC Career Intensive Seminar for all four universities located in the Incheon Global Campus. With the theme "Unlock Your Potential – Connect, Learn, and Thrive in Your Career Journey!", the event provided students from all majors a valuable opportunity to prepare for their future careers.
The seminar began with a pre-event lunch, followed by a welcome session at the Ghent Auditorium. Students then chose from a variety of mentoring sessions led by industry professionals from top companies such as Samsung Securities, SK Hynix, Amazon, Boston Consulting Group, Aspentech, Dong Suh Foods Corporation, and SNU Biomedical Research Institute.
Seven mentors conducted three consecutive 50-minute sessions, allowing students to meet with up to three different professionals. This format offered attendees a chance to gain personalized insights into various industries, including STEM, finance, consulting, and biomedical research.
The event featured a mentoring session that offered deeper and valuable insights from the speakers. Also, it provided students with firsthand advice from field experts and a clearer understanding of employer expectations.
Through connecting directly with professionals, students not only boosted their career confidence but also gained critical knowledge to align their academic paths with future career goals.
Written by Student Reporter, Onyinyechi Achi (onyinyechi.achi@stonybrook.edu)
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