One of the MBA students at FLAME University in India, Shriyans Chaudhari, contributed an article to Indian media. In the article, he shared his reflections on the industry-focused Global Immersion Program in South Korea, in collaboration with SKK GSB at Sungkyunkwan University, the top-ranked business school in South Korea.

He stated, "I found myself not just observing Korea’s systems but engaging with them and connecting the dots between what I’d learned in class and what I was now witnessing in practice."

He also said, "The lectures at SKK GSB were rich in context. Professor Andrew Yi’s masterclass on the evolution of Korea Inc. from post-war poverty to tech-driven prosperity was especially compelling."

"I'd say that it was less about discovering Korea and more about discovering new ways of thinking, relating, and growing. It’s easy to learn in familiar environments. But real learning, the kind that stays with you, often happens in the uncomfortable, the new, and the unexplored," he added.

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