Mokwon University Obtains 'Accreditation' Qualification in University Institutional Evaluation Report

Mokwon University announced on the 28th that it has met the standards in all five evaluation areas of the Korea University Accreditation Institute's '2023 Second Half University Institutional Evaluation Accreditation' and has obtained accreditation.

The accreditation is valid for five years, from January 1, next year, to December 31, 2028.

At the recent '2023 University Institutional Evaluation Accreditation' award ceremony held in Seoul, Lee Seong-sang, Director of the Future Strategy Headquarters at Mokwon University (right), is taking a commemorative photo with Ahn Se-geun, President of the Korea University Evaluation Institute (left). Photo by Mokwon University

In the evaluation, Mokwon University received high marks for establishing its talent ideal for realizing its educational philosophy and goals as the ‘IMAGE+ Innovative Talent’ and systematically promoting this ideal by setting ‘Core Competencies, Major Competencies, and Learning Competencies.’

It was also recognized for the organic cooperation system among the Liberal Arts Education Innovation Research Center, RGB Power Plant, and SW Creative Education Center supporting the liberal arts curriculum, the achievements in operating employment and entrepreneurship support programs by linking LINC 3.0 with the University Job Plus Project and IPP-type Work-Learning Dual System, and the accomplishments in university-community linkage and cooperation.

Lee Hee-hak, president of Mokwon University, said, “Mokwon University will continue to strive to leap forward as the strongest innovative university in the central region that grows and develops together with the local community.”

Meanwhile, university institutional evaluation accreditation is a system that determines whether a university meets the basic requirements as an educational institution and grants social trust by publicly announcing the results.

This second half of the year, 56 universities nationwide applied for the university institutional evaluation accreditation, and finally, 49 universities received 'accreditation.'

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