Dong-Eui University University Innovation Support Project Group Signs Business Agreement with Universities in 5 Regions

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Hwang Du-yeol] The Dong-Eui University University Innovation Support Project Group held a business agreement and a forum for sharing achievements with universities from five regions nationwide conducting the Ministry of Education's University Innovation Support Project at the Grand Chosun Hotel Ballroom in Haeundae on the 12th and 13th.

The regional council included Dong-Eui University from the Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam region; Keimyung University from the Daegu, Gyeongbuk, and Gangwon region; Duksung Women's University from the Seoul metropolitan area; Soonchunhyang University from the Chungcheong region; and Chosun University from the Honam and Jeju region. It was organized to establish a cooperative system between regions and share excellent local achievements.

Through the agreement, participating universities will cooperate in jointly developing and participating in programs to activate sharing and cooperation between universities, exchanging human, material resources, and information, and jointly hosting workshops and seminars.

University officials from five regions nationwide, participating in the University Innovation Support Project, are taking a group commemorative photo after the performance presentation.

Following the agreement, the achievement forum was held under the theme of "Sharing Performance Management Models for Building a Sustainable University Innovation Development System," where excellent case presentations from the five universities were made.

Jo Jae-kyun, head of the Dong-Eui University University Innovation Support Project Group, said, "In a situation where the crisis of universities is spreading due to the decline in the school-age population and changes in the educational environment, establishing a sustainable development system for universities is urgent," adding, "We will strive to achieve innovative growth of universities by sharing development plans through a cooperative system between metropolitan regions beyond local areas."

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