Hallym University and Nine Local Governments Accelerate Regional Innovation Ecosystem with G-Lab and M-Campus

Hallym University Holds "G-Lab & M-Campus Regional Innovation Sharing Collaboration Workshop"
Strengthening Co-Growth and Academic-Industry-Government Cooperation Networks between University and Local Community

Hallym University (President Choi Yanghee) held the "2025 G-Lab & M-Campus Regional Innovation Sharing Collaboration Workshop" from October 23 to 24 at Sono Felice Delfino in Goseong.

Hallym University is holding the "2025 G-Lab & M-Campus Regional Innovation Sharing and Collaboration Workshop" from the 23rd to the 24th at Sono Felice Delfino in Goseong. Photo by Hallym University

This event was organized with the goal of sustainable co-growth between the university and the local community. It aimed to strengthen the network for academic-industry-government cooperation among nine local governments in the province, linked through G-Lab (Regional Crisis Response Joint Research Institute), which is being promoted as part of Hallym University's RISE Project, and M-Campus (Micro Campus), which is being advanced under the Glocal University Project. The workshop also sought to expand synergy through linkage and collaboration between the RISE Project and the Glocal University Project.

Approximately 80 participants attended the workshop, including officials from G-Lab and M-Campus local governments in Gangwon Special Self-Governing Province, professors in charge of regional problem-solving projects, and staff from relevant departments. They discussed the direction of regional innovation and strategies for mutual cooperation.

The event consisted of a G-Lab and M-Campus council meeting and a regional innovation sharing collaboration seminar. In particular, the seminar featured presentations on topics such as "AI Transition Strategies for Local Governments," "Strategies for Successfully Promoting G-Lab Regional Crisis Response Projects," "Strategies for Successfully Promoting M-Campus Academic-Industry Collaboration," and "Collaborative Programs for Youth Settlement in Local Communities." The university and local governments explored directions for jointly promoting regional innovation projects and establishing sustainable innovation models.

Kang Iljun, Vice President for Industry-Academic Cooperation at Hallym University. Provided by Hallym University

Kang Iljun, Vice President for Industry-Academic Cooperation at Hallym University, stated, "This workshop is a meaningful opportunity to strengthen the platform for academic-industry-government co-growth between the university and the region," adding, "We will continue to build a sustainable regional innovation ecosystem centered on G-Lab and M-Campus."

Hallym University plans to further solidify its cooperation with the local community through this workshop and aims to spread and establish a regional innovation model centered on the RISE Project.

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