President Jung Bok-cheol and Vice President Kim Jin-hae of Kyung Hee University's Humanitas College visited the university.

On Tuesday, July 28, President Bok-Chul Jeong and Vice President Jin-Hae Kim of Kyung Hee University Humanitas College in Korea visited the university and held discussions with President Yoshihide Akiya, President Mika Suzuki, and others at our university's Global Square.

Founded in 2011 with the aim of cultivating individuals with practical and creative intelligence, the college offers liberal arts education to all undergraduates at the Seoul and Suwon campuses of its three campuses.

During the discussion, Vice President Kim introduced the college's courses and programs themed around SDGs and solving regional issues. President Jeong touched on the commonalities in the Founding Spirit of both universities, stating, "In today's rapidly advancing technological innovation, the importance of education based on humanism is increasing. We aim to become a university open to the world and continue to deepen our collaboration."
Next, Chairman Akiya stated, "Through collaboration and collaboration between the two universities, we aim to nurture global citizens toward building a peaceful society."