Strengthening University Financial Education Infrastructure... Dongseo University, Pukyong National University, and Korea Exchange Sign Industry-Academic Cooperation Agreement

Published 15 Jun.2022 17:35(KST)

Updated 09 Aug.2025 19:14(KST)

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(From right) Jang Je-guk, President of Dongseo University, Son Byung-du, Chairman of Korea Exchange, and Jang Young-su, President of Pukyong National University, are signing an agreement and taking a commemorative photo.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Du-yeol] Dongseo University, Pukyong National University, and Korea Exchange signed a business agreement on the 15th at the Capital Market History Museum on the 51st floor of BIFC in Munhyeon-dong, Busan.

The three institutions will cooperate to strengthen financial education infrastructure necessary for nurturing talent in the financial new industry sector, reflecting the characteristics of Busan as an international financial innovation city.

The event was attended by Jang Je-guk, President of Dongseo University; Jang Young-su, President of Pukyong National University; Son Byung-doo, Chairman of Korea Exchange; executives of Korea Exchange; and planning directors from each university.

Through the business agreement, the three institutions laid the foundation for expanding exchanges in education and research in finance and derivative products, and agreed to continuously strengthen mutual cooperation in the future.

According to the agreement, each institution will strive to develop the Busan region by nurturing specialized personnel related to digital financial engineering, supporting research and cooperation projects, hosting joint academic conferences, providing listing briefings and customized consulting for innovative growth companies within universities, and developing and operating industry-academia linked curricula to strengthen the financial education base.

Jang Je-guk, President of Dongseo University, said, “We will actively support Busan to establish itself as an international financial innovation city and strive to expand industry-academia cooperation for regional development and talent cultivation.”