Dong-Eui University Selected as Lead University for 'Paran Sadari' Project in Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam Region

Dong-Eui University has been selected as the lead university for the Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam region in the ‘2023 Paransa-dari Project’ supported by the Ministry of Education and the Korea Student Aid Foundation.

The Paransa-dari Project is an initiative promoted by the Ministry of Education to provide overseas training experiences to university students from socially and economically vulnerable groups, helping them explore career paths and develop themselves. Dong-Eui University has been operating as the lead university for the Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam region since the project's first year in 2018.

In April, Dong-Eui University will select 60 students to receive preliminary education on career planning domestically, and during the summer vacation, students will be dispatched for four weeks to countries such as Canada, Australia, Malaysia, and the Philippines to participate in cultural experience programs and other training.

Students who participated in the 2022 Paransadari project are taking a group commemorative photo after completing the program.

In particular, as the lead university for the Busan, Ulsan, and Gyeongnam region, Dong-Eui University selects and supports not only its own students but also students from other local universities. Students who participate in the training will receive close guidance from the Dong-Eui University Career Plus Center to ensure that their overseas training experience is linked to career development and employment.

Lee Cheol-gyun, Director of Student Support at Dong-Eui University, said, “Dong-Eui University’s Paransa-dari Project program is designed to help students prepare for overseas employment, so it is a great opportunity for students who wish to advance onto the global stage. We look forward to many students taking on this challenge.”

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