Korean Studies Advancement Center to Hold "Korean Studies Future Forum" on Oct. 28
Exploring New Horizons for Korean Studies Beyond the Value of Tradition

The Korean Studies Advancement Center is organizing a forum to explore directions for the future development of Korean studies as it marks its 30th anniversary.

Poster for the event marking the 30th anniversary of the Korean Studies Advancement Center and discussing the future of Korean studies over the next 100 years [Photo by the Korean Studies Advancement Center]

Poster for the event marking the 30th anniversary of the Korean Studies Advancement Center and discussing the future of Korean studies over the next 100 years [Photo by the Korean Studies Advancement Center]

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The Korean Studies Advancement Center will hold the “Korean Studies Future Forum” on October 28 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Rooms 201–203 of the Andong International Convention Center in Andong, North Gyeongsang Province.


The forum marks the 30th anniversary of the Korean Studies Advancement Center. It will revisit the historical value and significance of Korean studies and explore ways to develop the field and pass it on to future generations.


The event is co-hosted by North Gyeongsang Province and Andong City, organized by the Korean Studies Advancement Center, and sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Andong International Convention Center.


A separate event marking the 30th anniversary of the Korean Studies Advancement Center is also scheduled for that day from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.


Through the event, the Korean Studies Advancement Center plans to look back on its work over the past 30 years and provide an opportunity to consider the sustainable development and future value of Korean studies.


The forum is expected to bring together people involved in the field and members of the public interested in Korean studies to reflect on its significance.


The future of Korean studies depends not only on preserving tradition but also on how the value of accumulated cultural heritage can be connected to today's society and the next generation.



Held to mark the 30th anniversary of the Korean Studies Advancement Center, the forum is expected to be a meaningful opportunity to review the field's achievements to date and consider its role and direction over the next 100 years.


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