Learn Differentiated Real Estate Asset Management! Hanyang University Real Estate & Asset Management CEO Program Enrollment Open

- Recruitment for Real Estate and Asset Management CEO Course, Scheduled to Start in March 2020 with a Total of 2 Semesters
- Faculty Composed of Top Authorities Skilled in Asset Management and Wealth Growth Practices

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As life expectancy recently approaches 100 years, interest in a stable and healthy old age has significantly increased. However, according to the '2019 Social Survey' released by Statistics Korea in November 2019, 35% of the population aged 19 and over in South Korea were found not to be preparing for old age, indicating that actual preparation for retirement is not yet widespread.

According to the survey results, the highest percentage of those not preparing for old age was among the 19?29 age group at 59.6%, followed by 30s (26.4%), 40s (21.2%), and 50s (21.8%), then rising again to 44.7% for those aged 60 and above, showing that people tend to focus on retirement preparation only when approaching retirement age. Additionally, 59.5% of the population aged 19 and over chose 'hobby activities' as their preferred way to spend their old age, reflecting expectations for a stable retirement life.

For such a stable old age, securing adequate assets is essential above all. As you know, the preferred method of asset accumulation among Koreans is real estate. The affection for real estate remains unchanged from past to present, and according to recent statistics released by the Bank of Korea and Statistics Korea, the proportion of land and buildings in the total non-financial assets of South Korea increased to about three-quarters last year due to rising real estate prices.

This strong affection and interest in real estate assets continue unabated even as we enter the 100-year life era. Against this backdrop of high interest in real estate asset management and growth, Hanyang University Graduate School of Public Policy is recruiting for the 'Real Estate and Asset Management Executive Program.'

The program targets not only CEOs of small and medium-sized enterprises but also anyone interested in real estate asset growth, management, and financial technology. The faculty consists of top industry experts related to asset management, and the program is highly praised for its differentiated and high-quality educational curriculum.

The main curriculum of the Executive Asset Management Program covers comprehensive fields related to asset management, including real estate investment, real estate rental management, real estate auction financial technology, real estate market analysis and marketing, site selection, and profitability analysis. Participants can directly access the latest information and financial technology know-how.

One of the advantages of Hanyang University's 'Real Estate and Asset Management Executive (CEO) Program' is the on-site education through various field trips outside the classroom and networking opportunities with diverse industry leaders. Participants visit promising investment areas domestically and internationally to analyze business sites and discuss investment strategies, broadening practical knowledge while forming strong networks through frequent exchanges with leaders from various sectors. In 2019, field trips included Mokpo Modern Culture Heritage, Gangjin Bay, Dasan Chodang, and overseas visits to Vietnam, receiving enthusiastic responses from participants.

The 'Real Estate and Asset Management Executive (CEO) Program' is conducted over two semesters, every Monday evening. During the course, dinner, snacks, and parking tickets are provided. Upon completion, participants receive a certificate of completion signed by the president of Hanyang University, membership in the Hanyang University Alumni Association, access to alumni clubs and research groups, and even medical fee benefits when using affiliated hospitals.

This year, the program is scheduled to start on March 23, and new participants are currently being recruited. For more details, please contact Professor Kim Jaepil at Hanyang University Graduate School of Public Policy.