Sacheon City Collaborates with Gyeongsang National University to Establish Department of Aerospace Technology and Management

For Employees Enrolled in Master's Programs Working at Local Companies and Institutions

Sacheon City in South Gyeongsang Province announced on the 29th that, in cooperation with Gyeongsang National University, it will establish a new Aerospace Liquor Business Administration Department (contract-based department), with the first semester of the 2024 academic year set to begin on September 3.

The Aerospace Liquor Business Administration Department is the first master's program to be established in Sacheon City and will initially enroll around 20 working professionals employed at local companies and institutions.

Aerial view of Sacheon City Hall.

Sacheon City will cover 70% of student tuition and the entire operating cost, and plans to provide substantial support for educational environment improvements as well. Classes will be held on weekday evenings at the Sacheon Lifelong Learning Center and on weekends at the Sacheon City Library.

This contract-based department was established as part of the Ministry of Education's "Glocal University" initiative, prioritizing the establishment of a campus in Sacheon City to nurture customized talent tailored to the needs of the local aerospace industry.

Students will receive both theoretical and practical training reflecting industry demands, with the goal of producing highly skilled professionals.

The city expects that the establishment of this contract-based department will contribute to revitalizing the aerospace industry and alleviating workforce shortages. Through continued cooperation with Gyeongsang National University, Sacheon City aims to strengthen regional competitiveness and create an environment where outstanding talent can realize their dreams locally.

Mayor Park Dongsik stated, "This contract-based department was established to foster convergence-type technology management professionals equipped with advanced technology and management skills. We expect it to be an important stepping stone for the joint growth of the region and the university," adding, "We will continue to work with local universities to cultivate specialized talent in the aerospace field."

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