Dong-Eui University Selected for Phase 2 of the Ministry of Education's Humanities and Social Sciences Research Institute Support Project

Dong-Eui University.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Du-yeol] Dong-Eui University Dignitas Liberal Arts Education Research Institute was recently selected for the second phase of the 'Humanities and Social Sciences Research Institute Support Project' supported by the Ministry of Education and the National Research Foundation of Korea.

The Dignitas Liberal Arts Education Research Institute was selected in 2019 for the first phase of the Humanities and Social Sciences Research Institute Support Project with the research theme "Future-Oriented Basic Liberal Arts Education Embracing Posthuman," and conducted the first phase project for three years.

The institute has been recognized for its research capabilities and achievements in academic research and course development during the first phase, and will receive project funding of approximately 1.09 billion KRW for the next three years until August 31, 2025.

The university will carry out the second phase of the 'Humanities and Social Sciences Research Institute Support Project' using the funding.

In the second phase, the institute plans to conduct research and programs for future-oriented basic liberal arts education focusing on key themes such as "AI Translation and Human Translation Education as Liberal Arts," "Robot Ethics and Character Education as Liberal Arts," and "Cyborg and Emotional Education as Liberal Arts."

Dong-Eui University Dignitas Liberal Arts Education Research Institute was established in 2016 to lay the academic foundation for liberal arts education in the digital civilization era.

The institute contributes to expanding liberal arts education by providing a scholarly discourse platform for liberal arts education researchers, including its self-published journal "Liberal Arts Education Practice Research," which was the first candidate journal related to liberal arts education in the KCI (Korea Citation Index) in the southeastern region.

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