Japanese IT Company Donates a Total of 110 Million Won to Youngjin College

A Japanese IT company has been providing scholarships to Yeungjin College for six years. It is known to have donated a total of 110 million KRW so far.


On the 13th, Yeungjin College announced that a delegation led by Watanabe Yukiyoshi, chairman of Japan's ISFNET Co., Ltd., visited the university and donated 20 million KRW in scholarships. This scholarship program by the Japanese company at Yeungjin College began in 2018.


At the scholarship award ceremony held in the president's office of Yeungjin College that morning, ISFNET Chairman Watanabe Yukiyoshi, Vice President Motomura, Korea branch representative Heo Ok-in, Yeungjin College President Choi Jae-young, Computer Information Department Head Lim Deok-seong, and Japanese IT Department Head Kim Jong-yul attended.

Yukiyoshi Watanabe, Chairman of ISFNET from Japan (left), is presenting a scholarship to Jaeyoung Choi, President of Yeungjin College.

Yukiyoshi Watanabe, Chairman of ISFNET from Japan (left), is presenting a scholarship to Jaeyoung Choi, President of Yeungjin College.

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Headquartered in Tokyo, ISFNET operates the largest business in Japan in the fields of cloud, solutions, and IT infrastructure construction, and has branches in three overseas countries including Korea.


The company recognized the excellence of Yeungjin College graduates in the Japanese IT industry and directly requested the university in 2017 to establish an international cooperative customized education agreement.


Accordingly, the university's Computer Information Department launched the "Japan Network Customized Class" in 2018 based on the curriculum requested by the company. Including 14 graduates this year, a total of 79 students have been employed by the company so far.


In the afternoon, Chairman Watanabe held a lunch meeting with 16 third-year students expected to graduate from the cooperative class and conducted a company briefing session for second-year students of the cooperative class.



He said, "I am very satisfied that Yeungjin alumni employees are not only diligent but also possess expertise as global talents. Our company provides a personnel system without discrimination based on gender, nationality, or age, and offers opportunities such as dispatch to overseas branches," adding, "I am pleased to support scholarships for future talents who will work with the company."


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