Our students annually visit partner universities across the world and present their research findings in joint economic conferences. This special program provides an opportunity to meet and exchange ideas with students from different cultures
| YEAR | Partner University | No. Participants | Activities |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010 | University of Birmingham, UK | 38 (7-Teams) |
· International Conference · Special Lecture at UoB · Visiting London Downtown |
| 2011 | Indiana University, USA | 24 (8-Teams) |
· nternational Conference · Visiting Chicago Exchange, FRB |
| 2012 | Hong Kong University of Science and Technology | 36 (11-Teams) |
· International Conference (including SNU) · Visiting Hongkong Downtown |
| 2013 | Kiel University, Germany | 12 (4-Teams) |
· International Conference · Special Lecture at Kiel Univ. · Visiting European Central Bank, ECB |
| 2014 | Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands | 21 (7-Teams) |
· International Conference · Special Lecture at Erasmus Univ. · Visiting Netherlands Downtown |
| 2015 | University of Southern California (USC), USA | 15 (5-Teams) |
· International Conference · Special Lecture at USC |
| 2016 | Tufts University, USA | 15 (5-Teams) |
· International Conference · Visiting Eastern Universities |
| 2017 | Xiamen University, China | 11 (4-Teams) |
· International Conference · Visiting Xiamen Downtown |
| 2018 | University of New South Wales(UNSW),Australia | 15 (5-Teams) |
· International Conference · Visiting Sydney Downtown |
| Keio University, Japan | 25 (6-Teams) |
· International Conference · Visiting Tokyo Downtown |
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| 2019 | Keio University, Japan | 16 (5-Teams) |
· International Conference · Visiting Tokyo Downtown |