Inha University will hold the fourth session of the "2026 Inha Parents Academy," a program that provides college admissions information to parents ahead of the 2027 academic year early application period, on August 22, 2026.


This academy is a collaboration program with the local education office, implemented as part of the Ministry of Education's "2026 University Support Project for High School Education Contribution." A total of five sessions are being held: once each month from May to August during the early application period, and once more in December ahead of the regular admissions process.


The '2026 Inha Parents Academy' is being held. Provided by Inha University

The '2026 Inha Parents Academy' is being held. Provided by Inha University

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The program includes guidance on the 2027 admissions process, special lectures on career and university admissions, information on the document and interview evaluation for the Comprehensive Student Record Screening, and a parent talk concert. The career and admissions special lectures focus primarily on majors in healthcare fields such as Pre-Medicine and Nursing, as well as advanced sectors like semiconductors and biotechnology.


The fourth session will feature lectures by professors specializing in semiconductors and biotechnology, providing insights into the characteristics of specialized majors in advanced industries, career pathways, job prospects, and the strengths of Inha University's educational offerings.


The fourth session is open to 150 participants, with registration conducted on a first-come, first-served basis over seven days, starting from August 12, 2026, through the Inha University admissions website.



Shin Donghun, Dean of Admissions at Inha University, said, "We have prepared the academy to ensure parents can obtain practical college admissions information," adding, "We hope this will help parents and students, especially those preparing for early application, to establish clear career and admissions plans."


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