College of Business professor conducts research project on technological ecosystems in Finland as a Fulbright U.S. Scholar

As high-level technologies continue to evolve, considering how companies interact and perform with evolving high-level technologies remains a question to Daekwan Kim, the Spencer-Feheley MBA professor in the Dr. Persis E. Rockwood School of Marketing at Florida State University’s College of Business.

With experience in multinational business, information technology and marketing strategies, Kim traveled to the University of Vaasa in Finland last semester to work on his question and conduct the first phase of a new research project. He did so through the Fulbright-University of Vaasa Scholar Award, which allows U.S. scholars the opportunity to conduct high-quality research and teach at the university.

“I screened a lot of Fulbright programs, found the University of Vaasa program and thought, ‘Wow, I shouldn’t look any further,’” he said. “It was the perfect school.”

The Fulbright- University of Vaasa Scholar Award  is open to scholars in the fields of accounting, communication, finance, management, marketing, and technology and innovation. Additionally, the University of Vaasa offers three multidisciplinary research platforms with Vaasa Energy Business Innovation Centre (VEBIC), Digital Economy and Innovation and Entrepreneurship InnoLab.

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