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| Center for International Affairs |
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As relationships with Asia and other nations around the world are becoming increasingly closer, the role of KSU’s international exchange programs is also becoming increasingly important.
Since its opening in April 1999 with the purpose of dealing with globalization, the Center for International Affairs has been the university’s primary organization for promoting a wide range of international exchange activities, including receiving international students, administration of exchange student programs and exchange agreements with overseas universities. KSU, where many international students are studying, offers opportunities to experience cross-cultural interaction on a daily basis, especially with exchange partner universities. |
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| Academic Exchange and Overseas Training |
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As its first step to globalization, KSU entered into an academic exchange agreement with Tianjin University, China, in November 1990. Since then, KSU has concluded exchange agreements with 16 other universities in 6 nations. KSU is actively involved in a wide range of activities, such as academic students exchange programs, friendship exchanges among students, and cultural and sports exchanges.
Through KSU’s annual overseas training program, a large number of students visit private enterprises, universities and museums throughout Europe, the U.S. and Southeast Asia every year, broadening their international perspectives. |
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| Student Exchange System |
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| Ever since the student exchange system was launched in FY 1996, KSU has sent many students to affiliated institutions overseas, and at the same time, actively received students from those schools, in order to provide them with opportunities to directly encounter different cultures and develop global perspectives and knowledge. KSU provides various forms of unique support, including accreditation for a specific number of credits while students are abroad, as well as scholarships, to encourage students to establish themselves in a future global society. |
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| Exchange Agreements |
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| Execution date |
Name of partner |
Nation |
| November 4,
1990 |
Tianjin University |
China |
| February 18,
1993 |
College of Economics and Management, Chungnam
National University |
Korea |
| December 20,
1994 |
Bordeaux City (Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Bordeaux) |
France |
| July 2,
1996 |
Chung Ang University |
Korea |
August 9,
1996
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Leeds Beckett University |
U.K. |
December 11,
1996
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Abilene Christian University |
U.S. |
November 3,
1998
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Universite des Sciences et Technologies de Lille |
France |
April 21,
1999
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University of Ulsan School of Design and Architecture |
Korea |
May 24,
1999
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Design Division, Dongseo University |
Korea |
June 11,
1999
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College of Art and Design, Shanghai University
of Engineering Science |
China |
April 2,
2001
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Renmin University of China |
China |
January 16,
2002
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Dongguk University |
Korea |
July 19,
2002
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State Academy of Art and Design, Stuttgart |
Germany |
March 24,
2003
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Universite Catholique de Lille |
France |
| February
14,
2005 |
Dong-A University |
Korea |
| August 31, 2012 |
Pusan National University |
Korea |
| October 3, 2012 |
Oxford Brookes University |
U.K. |
| March 25, 2014 |
Ewha Womans University |
Korea |
| April 1, 2015 |
Zhejiang Yuexiu University of Foreign Languages |
China |
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| Exchange Agreement Universities |
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| Exchange Agreement Universities |
Location |
Abilene Christian University
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Abilene, Texas, U.S. |
| Leeds Beckett University |
Leeds, U.K. |
| Oxford Brookes University |
Oxford, U.K. |
| Université Catholique de Lille |
Lille, France |
| Renmin University of China |
Beijing, China |
| Dong-A
University |
Busan,
Korea |
| Dongguk
University |
Seoul, Korea |
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