Gyeongnam University Utilizes Flexible Time for High School Credit System with Masan Guam High School

‘Jaemjaem Program’ Including Getting Friendly with Artificial Intelligence 진행

Gyeongnam National University will officially operate the ‘JamJam (Fun and Interesting) Program’ starting from the 6th, utilizing the free time created by the high school credit system in collaboration with Masan Guam High School.

The ‘JamJam Program,’ jointly operated by Gyeongnam National University and Masan Guam High School, was established to provide students with quality education and environments by utilizing the free time generated by the phased implementation of the high school credit system starting this year. Earlier, in January, Gyeongnam National University signed a business agreement with Masan Guam High School to operate the ‘JamJam Program.’

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This education is conducted in a format where professors from various majors at Gyeongnam National University visit Masan Guam High School to give lectures on diverse academic fields, and Guam High School students visit Gyeongnam National University for extracurricular experiences such as career and learning.

Along with this, a total of seven themes including ▲Getting Friendly with Artificial Intelligence ▲Economic Stories in Daily Life ▲Psychology Encountered in Everyday Life ▲Business, Management, and Entrepreneurship ▲Interesting Stories about Genes ▲Campus LIFE: Curriculum Edition ▲Campus LIFE: Extracurricular Edition will be operated every Thursday during the 6th and 7th periods until July 13.

Choi Seon-wook, Director of Academic Affairs, said, “We plan to actively support various educational needs requested by local high schools through the Regional Education Support Center, newly established for the high school credit system and career experience support.”

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