Busan University of Science and Technology Targets Chinese Market through Employment Agreement with Korean Medicine Hospital

Duzon Hanbang Hospital Seomyeon and Yangsan Departments Employment Agreement

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Busan Institute of Science and Technology signed an agreement on the operation of customized social departments with Seomyeon Deojon Korean Medicine Hospital and Yangsan Deojon Korean Medicine Hospital.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Busan University of Science and Technology (President Kang Ki-seong) signed an agreement on the 6th with two Korean medicine hospitals, Seomyeon Deojon Korean Medicine Hospital (Chief Director Jeong Hyun-hak) and Yangsan Deojon Korean Medicine Hospital (Chief Director Ahn Kyung-hoon), for the operation of customized social departments and employment commitments.

About 10 officials, including President Kang Ki-seong, Chief Director Jeong Hyun-hak, and Chief Director Ahn Kyung-hoon, attended the agreement ceremony. The agreement establishes a mutual cooperation system linked to recruitment with the university’s Department of Health Tourism Chinese Language (Department Head Kim Min-jung). It is an agreement to cultivate specialized personnel centered on hospital demand.

The hospitals will jointly participate in curriculum design and development for the Ministry of Education-led Customized Social Industry-Academic Cooperation Leading College Project (LINC+) operated by the university.

The goal is to cultivate customized health Chinese language professionals focused on demand, including education operation and employment-linked field training.

Seomyeon Deojon Korean Medicine Hospital is the largest Korean medicine hospital in the Busan area, equipped with a one-stop medical system through collaboration between Korean and Western medicine. Yangsan Deojon Korean Medicine Hospital newly opened on January 1, 2021, after acquiring Yangsan Dangdang Korean Medicine Hospital.

Through the agreement, four outstanding students who complete the ‘Duty-Free Master Course,’ a customized social course of the Department of Health Tourism Chinese Language, will be hired based on their excellence in Chinese language and health care expertise.

Professor Kim Min-jung (Department Head of Health Tourism Chinese Language) said, “The Fourth Industrial Revolution and the super-aged society are accelerating the demand for specialized personnel based on new knowledge,” adding, “We will devote efforts to nurturing professional health personnel preparing for the medical tourism demand of the world’s largest Chinese market through collaboration with Korean medicine hospitals.”

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