Duksung Women's University and Army Join Hands to Support Officer Candidate Career Paths

Strengthening Collaboration for Officer Career Planning and Employment Support

Duksung Women's University has partnered with the Army to support students in exploring career paths in the military sector and finding employment opportunities.

Duksung Women's University - Army Officer Candidate School Recruitment Briefing and President Min Jaehong - Commemorative Photo with Army Generals. Duksung Women's University

The university announced on the 20th that it held the "2026 Second Semester Army Officer Candidate Campus Recruiting Event with Army Generals," targeting current students, prospective graduates, recent graduates who have not yet found employment, and local youth.

This event was organized on campus between September 8th and 9th, around the Main Lecture Building and the Student Union Hall, aiming to provide students with detailed career and recruitment information about Army officer candidates and help them explore the various opportunities available in the military field.

In particular, the event was organized in collaboration with the Army Personnel Command, with generals from the Army participating directly in the recruitment seminar and on-site recruiting activities.

On the first day, President Min Jaehong of Duksung Women's University and members of the Army generals group held a job support meeting, followed by the "Officer Candidate Recruitment Seminar with Army Generals."

During the event, outstanding students were awarded, including the Army Chief of Staff Award and the Army Personnel Commander Award, and the generals delivered special lectures.

The recruitment seminar provided detailed information on the Army officer candidate system and application procedures, as well as the service conditions and welfare systems for officers.

The Army generals shared their experiences from military life and organizational work, helping students gain a deeper understanding of a career as an officer.

In particular, a Q&A session between current officers and students offered practical information regarding the structure of the military, the roles of officers, the unique characteristics of each branch, and career options in those areas.

Students had the opportunity to relate their own majors and competencies to various Army branches and roles.

During the event, a campus recruitment booth was also operated in front of the Student Union Hall, where Army representatives provided individual consultations on officer recruitment, application procedures, and service conditions, addressing students' questions and concerns directly.

Jeong Jiyong, head of Duksung Women's University's Career Center and professor of Business Administration, said, "This program gave students the opportunity to meet Army generals and incumbent officers in person, which allowed them to concretely understand the structure of the military and the career path of an officer candidate." He added, "The program was meaningful in that students could explore new career possibilities by connecting their own majors and abilities to various Army branches and roles."

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