18...30...50 Mongolian Students to Enroll: Gyeongnam Information University Strengthens Cooperation with Selenge Provincial Government

Governor Lkhagvadorj Visits University
Agreement Reached to Send 30 to 50 Scholarship Students Annually

"We invite the descendants of Genghis Khan."

Gyeongnam Information University is focusing its efforts on attracting international students by strengthening cooperation with local governments overseas, including Mongolia.

On November 12, Gyeongnam Information University announced that Governor Lkhagvadorj of Selenge Province, Mongolia, visited the university to discuss collaborative projects between the two institutions.

This visit was made possible thanks to the close exchanges between both parties. In August, President Kim Taesang visited Mongolia and signed an MOU with the Selenge provincial government regarding the recruitment of international students. Currently, 18 scholarship students, directly selected and supported by the Selenge provincial government, are studying at Gyeongnam Information University. Through this agreement, both sides have decided to send an additional 30 to 50 students from Selenge Province to the university every year.

Mongolian students studying at Gyeongnam Information College and the visiting delegation from Selenge Province, Mongolia, are taking a commemorative photo at Minseok Square on campus.

The two parties agreed to further expand their cooperation in various fields, including academic exchanges, curriculum development, and student exchanges. In the afternoon, Chagann Ubgung Jadamba, the Mongolian Consul in Busan, visited the university and gave a special lecture for Mongolian students on the topic of "Cultural Activities in Korea."

Governor Lkhagvadorj said, "I sincerely thank Gyeongnam Information University for providing a systematic curriculum and detailed support programs for students from Selenge Province, Mongolia. We will continue to further develop our exchanges with Gyeongnam Information University."

President Kim Taesang responded, "This visit is a meaningful opportunity to create a new model for attracting international students through cooperation with the Mongolian local government. As a representative community college of Busan, Gyeongnam Information University will make even greater efforts to attract, educate, and support international students, based on Busan's RISE initiative."

The visit was also attended by the chairman of the Selenge Provincial Council, as well as presidents and faculty members from local vocational colleges, creating opportunities for practical cooperation and a variety of exchange activities.

At the international exchange meeting held at Gyeongnam Information University to foster Mongolian student Jeong Juhyeong, officials from Mongolia's Selenge province and Gyeongnam Information University are posing for a commemorative photo.

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