Dong-Eui University Museum Offers Career Experience Education for Local Elementary and Middle School Students

Utilizing Museum Treasures and Artifacts
Operation of Curriculum-Linked Educational Programs

The Dong-Eui University Museum (Director: Kim Hyungyeol) is conducting a 2025 academic year history, culture, and career experience education program for elementary and middle school students in the region.

Dong-Eui University Museum Conducts Career Experience Education for Local Elementary and Middle School Students (2024 Elementary Education). Provided by Dong-Eui University

As its first educational program this year, the Dong-Eui University Museum held a class for students of Mora Middle School on March 21, which included viewing artifacts, a lecture, and a workshop to make a Gaya comma-shaped jade necklace, designated as Treasure No. 2083 in the museum's collection.

The program for middle school students runs from March to December under the theme "Diplomacy with the Museum," and offers a variety of career and job experience activities such as making Baekje-pattern brick rubbing scrolls and Bangudae petroglyph rubbing frames.

Schools wishing to participate can apply for the program on the Kkumgil website.

The program for elementary school students runs from April to December, and is part of the "Southern Cultural Arts Network" program organized by the Namgu Office of Education in Busan, in collaboration with related local organizations.

In addition, the traveling children's museum program visits elementary schools in Busanjin-gu that have applied for the program and offers a curriculum-linked cultural program combining lectures and hands-on activities for fourth-grade students.

Since 2013, the Dong-Eui University Museum has been operating career experience programs for local youth, and was designated as a certified career experience institution for educational donations in 2017.

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