Announcement of the 2023 Basic Plan for the University Support Project Contributing to High School Education

[Asia Economy Reporter Yoo Byung-don] The Ministry of Education announced on the 17th that it will promote the '2023 University Support Project Contributing to High School Education' to strengthen the linkage between university admission processes and high school curricula, and to enhance the fairness and accountability of the admission operations.

On the same day, the Ministry of Education, together with the Korea Council for University Education, will hold the '2022 University Support Project Contributing to High School Education Performance Sharing Meeting.'

At the event, the basic plan and direction for the '2023 University Support Project Contributing to High School Education' will be announced, and the main achievements of the 2022 project will be shared.

Outstanding policy research cases will be presented by Dongguk University, Catholic University, and Seoul Women's University, while excellent cases of cooperation among high schools, education offices, and universities will be presented by Sungshin Women's University and Yeungnam University.

This project supports a total of 57.5 billion KRW to 91 universities selected last year, and this year marks the second year of the three-year project (2022?2024). An annual evaluation will be conducted to review last year's project achievements and future plans.

This year's annual evaluation adjusted some related indicators and added scoring to enable each university to operate admissions in accordance with the intent of the 2015 revised curriculum.

Choi Eun-hee, Director of Talent Policy at the Ministry of Education, said, "Through the University Support Project Contributing to High School Education, we will continue to support each university to operate admissions fairly and transparently by reflecting changes in the high school education environment."

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