Cultivating Future Talent for the AI Era... Kyung Hee and Taejae Universities Partner on Research and Exchanges

Universities Strengthen Cooperation to Innovate Education and Cultivate Talent

Kyung Hee University and Taejae University will jointly develop and operate a program to cultivate interdisciplinary talent for the artificial intelligence (AI) era. The two universities also agreed to share educational content and research resources and expand exchanges between students and faculty.

Officials from Kyung Hee University and Taejae University pose for a commemorative photo holding the agreement after signing a memorandum of understanding to foster future talent and drive educational innovation at the main building of Kyung Hee University on the 11th. Kyung Hee University

Kyung Hee University announced on November 15 that it had signed an agreement with Taejae University to promote innovation in future education at its main building on campus in Dongdaemun-gu, Seoul.

Under the agreement, the two universities will exchange human and material resources in education and research. They will also pursue cooperation to strengthen students’ capabilities and support their growth. In particular, they plan to jointly develop and operate programs to cultivate interdisciplinary and innovative talent in response to changes in the global education environment. They will also share educational content and learning information. Specific programs and implementation schedules will be discussed at a later date.

The two universities also exchanged views on the direction of university education in the AI era and education centered on student competencies. Taejae University introduced its real-time online lectures and its learning approach focused on discussion and problem-solving. Kyung Hee University agreed that educational methods should be improved so students can develop the capabilities they need in response to technological advances.

Kyung Hee University President Kim Jinsang said, "Higher education institutions need to set the direction of education amid technological advances and changes in the educational environment," adding, "I hope the two universities can discuss the future direction of education together."

Taejae University President Yeom Jaeho said, "I have witnessed students' creative ideas and critical thinking grow as they acquire knowledge, engage in discussions, and solve problems," adding, "We will share educational experiences with Kyung Hee University and continue new educational experiments."

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