Silla University Signs 'Future Well Life School' Agreement with Kosin University Gospel Hospital
President Heo Namsik, Joint Growth of Medical and Silver Industries
Silla University (President Heo Namsik) signed a business agreement for the 'Future Well-Life School' with Kosin University Gospel Hospital, a local medical institution, on the 24th.
The agreement ceremony, held at the conference room of Kosin University Gospel Hospital, was attended by Silla University President Heo Namsik, Kosin University Gospel Hospital Director Choi Jongsun, and key officials from both institutions.
The two institutions agreed to mutually cooperate with the goal of driving co-growth in the global well-life industry, including: ▲ establishing an industry-academia cooperation network and sharing human and technological resources ▲ nurturing talent in the local medical industry ▲ building a system for efficient linkage of medical treatment and social services ▲ providing promotional benefits related to comprehensive health checkups ▲ and actively cooperating in fields recognized as necessary for joint projects.
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President Heo Namsik stated, "Silla University specializes in nurturing talent in the health and welfare field," and added, "I expect that the agreement with Kosin University Gospel Hospital will promote the development and mutual growth of the local medical and silver care industries."
Silla University is taking a commemorative photo after signing a business agreement with Kosin University Gospel Hospital.
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