Gwangju University Selects ‘Korean Language King of Kings’ Among International Students

International students at Gwangju University showcased their polished Korean language skills in a "league of their own."

The Office of International Cooperation at Gwangju University held the "2023 First Semester Korean Language Training Course Completion Ceremony and Korean Language Competition" on the afternoon of the 26th at the Hosimgwan Small Auditorium on campus, with over 170 foreign students from Vietnam, Mongolia, China, Uzbekistan, Russia, Myanmar, and other countries participating.

The Korean language competition, conducted in a Golden Bell format, tested participants' proficiency in Korean language, as well as knowledge of Korean culture, history, and general knowledge. Mongolian student Enghpureb Munh-Erden won the prestigious championship.

At the Korean language training course completion ceremony, ten international students were awarded excellence prizes in recognition of their active class participation, diligence, sincerity, and volunteer spirit.

Student Munh-Erden expressed gratitude, saying, "I am glad to have been able to learn Korean at Gwangju University and have had happy and enjoyable times with friends and excellent teachers."

Jeon Jeong-hwan, Director of the Office of International Cooperation, stated, "I give great applause to the students who have consistently worked hard to study Korean despite the rainy season and heat waves. We will actively support a learning environment and beneficial programs for the students."

Gwangju University operates various programs such as Korean language competitions, cultural explorations, and employment special lectures every year to promote the excellence of Hangul and help international students adapt to Korean culture.

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