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Sungkyun Institute of China Studies: One of top Think tanks in Korea
2019-03-27
SKKU Sungkyun Institute of China Studies was listed in the Top 100 Ranking of Think Tanks in Korea (announced by Hankyung Business). It is the only China research institute found in the Top 100 ranking. Most of the institutions in the ranking are either government-run institutions or diplomatic/security related research institutions. SKKU Sungkyun Institute of China Studies has made an eye-opening progress among these big institutions. Sungkyun Institute of China Studies has been improving in the rankings in recent years. It has improved from 27thplace (2017) to 18th place (2018) and this year the institution reached 14th place in the rankings. It received high evaluation ininfluential power and research quality; the score nearly doubled compared to last year. The evaluators have evaluated the Sungkyun Institute of China Studies as a university research institute that analyze and advise on issues such as policies in China’s coastline cities and Korean government’s policy toward China. Sungkyun Institute of China Studies performed many projects for government organizations and companies and also published many research articles in Korean and Chinese. It has the reputation as Korea’s best research institution for Chinese studies.

SKKU signs MoU with Multi Campus
2019-03-27
SKKU has signed a MoU with Multi Campus on March 7th to expand industrial-education cooperation. With this agreement, two institutions have established the ground to cooperate in different areas such as global education business, AI-Bio open courses and etc., to achieve school’s new motto, “Student Success”. Last year, SKKU has opened SKKUx (www.skkux.org) to promote open courses. President Dong Ryeol SHIN said, “SKKU is becoming an entrepreneurial university with the capacity to encompass the needs of the companies. We will promote the development and expansion of courses relevant to the 4th industry such as AI and Bio to create social value and support “Student Success”.”

Discussion with President SHIN – “The wall between Liberal Arts and Natural Science Must be Torn Down”
2019-03-27
In the discussion session with the presidents of universities, President Dong Ryeol SHIN argued that, “the partition between each department are hindering the development of convergent talents”. On March 12th, presidents of SKKU, Seoul National University (hereafter SNU) and Korea University met at the Maekyung Media Center in Choongmuro, Seoul. In this meeting the presidents discussed about the future of education and universities. The presidents agreed that with the current form of education which divides the curriculum to either Liberal Arts and Natural Sciences, it is impossible to nurture a talent suitable for the era of 4th industrial revolution. President Sejeong OH of SNU said, “If students in the Liberal Arts learn about AI (Artificial Intelligence) in the university, they can apply it to their knowledge. Students are afraid to take statistics and mathematics in the university. Universities in the US demand their students to take courses outside of their discipline.” President SHIN said, “90% of tuition go to personnel expenses and only 10% remain in our budget. 10% is not enough for investment. The Japanese government supports their universities by paying the personnel expenses while refraining from interfering their internal business.On the other hand, the Korean government provides financial support but in return gives out tasks to accomplish.” The conclusion of the meeting was that the universities need to further enhance their commercialization of technology and receive more financial support from the government. In 2017, Stanford University (US) earned $45,400,000 from their technology while SKKU, SNU and Korea University only earned about $27,000,000 in sum. http://news.mk.co.kr/newsRead.php?year=2019&no=152076

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