International student organizations such as SIFE and AIESEC are growing spontaneously. They became famous on campus because they are casting a variety of projects related to the community by business models. Above all, their ‘international’ is which makes them more attractive to students. As a result, they are receiving interests from students all around the world. Last October, 2008 SIFE World cup was held in Singapore. Teams representing their home countries gathered from all around the world. The SIFE World Cup became a place for international SIFE teams to share what they achieve around the world and bring together an international network of student, academic and business leaders. AIESEC is helding a 10-day conference around the world aiming at exploring opportunities for a sustainable future. Together with a focus on building personal networks and exploring the future, AIESEC is doing their best as one of the biggest student organizations in the world.

Certainly communicating with real-world companies and looking for partners is often a competitive atmosphere for students. Many local companies don’t trust students and student organizations. Even without looking forward to their professionalism, Companies don’t’ believe students can offer anything in real value.

But these international student organizations try to focus on their creative thinking over social responsibility by the tool of leadership. China and United States are one of the most booming countries that student give effort to local community. Korea is one of the fastest countries growing interests about international student organizations and we are getting one-step closer to the goal ; a head for business, a heart for the world.