Pukyong National University Hosts Joint Education Program Inviting Students from Five ASEAN Countries

AIMS Project Group, 'Talent Development and Networking in Tourism, Trade, and International Cooperation'

The CAMPUS Asia-AIMS Project Group at Pukyong National University (Director: Park Sanghyun) held the "Busan-ASEAN A to Z Camp," a joint education program inviting ASEAN university students, over two days on the 31st and 1st.

This program was attended by 38 university students from five countries, including South Korea (students from Pukyong National University, Yonsei University Mirae Campus, Sookmyung Women's University), Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Brunei, who explored the Busan area and engaged in cultural exchanges.

Participants in this program, designed to foster talent in tourism, trade, and international development cooperation based on Korea-ASEAN languages and cultures, visited the ASEAN Culture House and Nurimaru APEC House, experienced making Hanbok photo frames, and took part in exchange activities that connected Busan's tourism industry with social enterprises.

The CAMPUS Asia-AIMS project is a Ministry of Education-supported initiative aimed at establishing a foundation for cooperation among Korea and ASEAN countries by promoting educational exchanges among their students. Since being selected for the second phase of the project in 2021, following the initial selection in 2019, Pukyong National University has operated specialized programs in International Development Cooperation and International Studies, nurturing talent in tourism, trade, and international development cooperation based on Korea-ASEAN languages and cultures.

The National Pukyong University is hosting the Campus Asia AIMS Project Consortium Joint Curriculum Camp.

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