Starbucks Surpasses 1,500 Participants in Bachelor's Degree Support Program View original image


[Asia Economy Reporter Moon Hyewon]Starbucks Coffee Korea announced on the 15th that it has operated an educational support program in collaboration with Hanyang Cyber University to assist Starbucks partners in obtaining bachelor's degrees, with the cumulative number of participants surpassing 1,500 this year.


Since the second semester of 2016, Starbucks has signed an academic exchange cooperation agreement with Hanyang Cyber University to support Starbucks partners without bachelor's degrees in obtaining a four-year bachelor's degree.


The participation of partners who wish to balance work and study has been steadily increasing. In 2016, 73 Starbucks partners participated in the bachelor's degree acquisition program, and by the second semester of this year, the number of partners graduating or currently enrolled exceeded 1,500. To date, a total of 167 partners have obtained four-year bachelor's degrees through this program.


Starbucks partners admitted to Hanyang Cyber University receive full tuition support for their first semester, and from the second semester onward, if they achieve an average grade of B or higher, they can receive full tuition support through the 'Starbucks Scholarship.'



Starbucks and Hanyang Cyber University have established a Coffee Road program for outstanding partners among enrolled students, providing opportunities to learn about the latest coffee trends, visit overseas Starbucks stores, and experience global coffee trends to broaden their horizons.


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