Pukyong National University and Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission Sign Agreement to Promote a Culture of Integrity
Agreement Ceremony Held at Pukyong National University on September 18
Cooperation on Integrity Education for University Students
Pukyong National University (President Bae Sanghoon) and the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission (Chairman Yoo Cheolhwan) signed a work agreement on September 18, 2025, at the university’s main administration building to foster future talents with integrity and to promote a culture of integrity.
Pukyong National University has signed an agreement with the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission. Photo by Pukyong National University
View original imagePukyong National University is recognized for its excellence in integrity, having received the highest rating for two consecutive years, in 2022 and 2023, in the integrity evaluation of national and public universities conducted by the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission.
With this agreement, the two institutions will strengthen their cooperation to ensure that a culture of integrity takes root throughout the university community.
The main areas of cooperation include integrity education for university students and staff, the establishment and operation of regular courses related to integrity, and support for counseling and resolving grievances of students and staff.
Pukyong National University President Bae Sanghoon stated, "We will make every effort to help students grow into healthy future talents who prioritize ethical values," adding, "By leading integrity education, we aim to become a foundation for the development of both the local community and the nation."
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Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission Chairman Yoo Cheolhwan said, "Universities are a crucial starting point for fostering morality and a sense of responsibility," and expressed hope that "through this agreement, the core value of integrity will be firmly established within university campuses."
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