Kyungil University Achieves Highest Grade 'A' in Lifelong Education System Support Project

Kyungil University (President Jeong Hyuntae) announced on the 20th that it received the highest grade of 'A' in the final evaluation of the Ministry of Education's 2nd cycle University Lifelong Education System Support Project (LiFE2.0) recently announced.

This 2nd cycle final evaluation is even more meaningful as it consecutively received the highest grade following the 2024 annual evaluation of the Lifelong Education System Support Project.

Kyungil University Campus View

It received high scores in areas such as adult-friendly academic system and curriculum operation performance, and university internal and external exchange and cooperation linked to regional community development.

The university's lifelong education system support project aims to improve regional settlement conditions by establishing colleges friendly to working adults and adult learners, and operating degree and non-degree programs that strengthen competencies needed by local industries and consider the demands of local residents.

Since 2017, Kyungil University has been the only institution in Daegu-Gyeongbuk to be selected for eight consecutive years in the lifelong education system support project led by the Ministry of Education, actively responding to future social changes by expanding lifelong education opportunities for local residents.

Um Taeyoung, head of the Lifelong Education System Support Project Group (majoring in Social Welfare), stated, “Even after the Lifelong Education System Support Project ends in May 2025, we will make every effort for regional settlement and the sustainable development of Gyeongbuk Province by ensuring educational opportunities for regional industry demands, working adults, and adult learners in connection with the Gyeongbuk Regional Innovation-Centered University Support System (RISE).”

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