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K-Academic Diffusion Activities

K-Academic Diffusion Activities

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26 days ago An Official Visit to Fukuoka Women's University and Diffusion Activities
On March 8th, the K-Academic Diffusion Research Center of Inha University visited Fukuoka Women's University in Japan in order to introduce its major projects. Through an interview with Professor Takashi Kimura of Fukuoka Women's University, the center shared the results of K-MOOC on Korean studies and related research, and also discussed the necessity of cooperation between the two organizations. This diffusion activity was designed to promote the academic exchanges between both countries and talk about specific cooperation measures. This visit is a part of the K-Academic Diffusion Research Center's diffusion activities across the region, and it plans to continue to not only expand cooperation with various researchers and educational institutions in many countries, including Japan, but also promote the global spread of K-academic courses.
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2025.02.28(00:00) Co-researcher Sung Dong Ki - An Official Visit and Diffusion Activities at Samarkand National Uni...
On February 12th, Professor Sung Dong Ki, a co-researcher at Inha University's K-Academic Diffusion Research Center, met with Professor Manjura of the Department of Korean Language at the National University of Foreign Studies in Samarkand, Uzbekistan. This meeting was designed to introduce K-MOOC lectures regarding K-Academy, focusing on Korean Studies. In addition, on February 6th, he met with Dean Usmanova Shoira at Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies (TSUOS) and Professor Park Sang Woo of Ajou University, respectively, in order to introduce K-Academy and K-MOOC courses. Lastly, on February 8th, he held a meeting with Vice President Roh Hyun Joo of Rubens Corporation and Professor Oh Sang-ho to spread K-Academic courses. The K-Academic Diffusion Research Center plans to expand cooperation with researchers and educational institutions in various countries in the future and continue to promote the global spread of K-Academic courses.
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K-Connectors 2025.02.25(00:00) Launch of the ‘K-Connectors 2nd Cohort’
The Inha K-Academic Diffusion Research Center held the launch ceremony for the 2nd cohort of the K-Connectors program on February 25 at Inha Creative Space. The event was attended by Dr. Seungjae Lee from the Inha Center for International Studies, along with research center officials, K-Connectors 2nd cohort program coordinators, and participants, totaling 34 attendees. The ceremony served as an opportunity to share the program’s direction and objectives for the upcoming activities. The 2nd cohort of K-Connectors was selected through an open recruitment process held from December 19 to January 5, with a total of six teams consisting of 24 Korean university students. The participants will engage in planning and executing online and offline projects to expand Korean studies in the field of social sciences, creating and disseminating Korean studies content, and carrying out various promotional activities. The launch ceremony featured the K-MOOC Essay Contest awards ceremony, team project presentations, and an icebreaking session to facilitate networking among participants. During the event, participants shared their project plans and explored various approaches to promoting Korean studies. Through icebreaking activities, they also had the opportunity to get to know one another and build the foundation for collaboration. The official program period for the 2nd cohort of K-Connectors will run from March to May, during which participants will carry out their team projects and implement creative initiatives to expand Korean studies. During the program period, participants will receive a stipend to support their activities, and those who successfully complete all required tasks will be awarded a certificate of completion. Additionally, an evaluation of project outcomes will be conducted to select outstanding teams, which will receive special recognition at the completion ceremony.
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K-Academic Diffusion Activities 2025.02.25(00:00) 2025 K-MOOC Lecture Essay Contest Awards Ceremony
The K-Academic Diffusion Research Center of Inha Center for International Studies held the "2025 K-MOOC Lecture Essay Contest Awards Ceremony" at Inha Creative Space on February 25th with the launching ceremony of the 2nd K-Connectors. Through the internal screening, the final five works were selected as follows below, and students wrote essays on various topics such as "Politics of Identity, Global Korean Studies, and Public Diplomacy" in connection with their experiences. Best Prize: Ms Cho * Min Excellence Award(1): Mr Lee * Hyuk Excellence Award(2): Mr Kwon * Hyung Encouragement Award(1): Mr Choi * Hyuk Encouragement Award(2): Ms Wang * Ni Even after the awards ceremony, students had a precious time to present the impressions of their essay and share their feelings. Through this, we were able to listen to the efforts and concerns of students who applied what they learned through K-MOOC lectures to self-development and solving social problems. In the near future, the K-Academic Diffusion Research Center will continue to hold various events for students interested in political diplomacy and global Korean studies. Below is the K-MOOC address of Inha University's K-Academic Diffusion Research Center, where you can currently take 30 courses and obtain a certificate of completion. https://www.kmooc.kr/view/course/institution/kaep_inha
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K-Connectors 2025.01.23(00:00) Successful Completion of the ‘K-Connectors 2nd Cohort’ Pre-Training
The Inha K-Academic Diffusion Research Center successfully held the pre-training session for the 2nd cohort of the K-Connectors program on January 23 at the Inha university’s 60th Anniversary Memorial Hall. The K-Connectors program aims to promote the expansion of Korean studies in the field of social sciences, with university students taking the lead in planning and operating their own projects. This pre-training session was organized to help participants understand the purpose of the program and acquire essential knowledge for project planning. The session included an introduction to the K-Connectors program and schedule, case studies from the 1st cohort, and a lecture on public diplomacy. Participants were provided with insights into expanding Korean studies through a social science approach and incorporating public diplomacy elements into their projects. In this year’s program, several mentors from the 1st cohort participated to share their experiences with the new participants. Son Da-hyun, a mentor and former participant of the 1st cohort, introduced her experience with the "Dive Into Korea" project, which provided in-depth Korean studies education for international students. She emphasized that "it is important to offer foreign students opportunities not only to experience Korean culture but also to gain an academic understanding of Korea and develop a positive perception of the country." Hong Da-kyung, another mentor from the 1st cohort, shared her experiences with the "Inha Global Gathering" and "Meari" projects, which aimed to enhance communication between Korean and international students through cultural exchange and the publication of a Korean studies newsletter. He stated that "beyond cultural experiences, it is crucial to explore sustainable ways to continuously disseminate information about Korea." Meanwhile, the launch ceremony for the 2nd cohort of K-Connectors is scheduled for February 25, after which participants will officially begin their team projects. The K-Academic Expansion Research Center plans to continue supporting the K-Connectors program to facilitate the expansion of Korean studies through diverse initiatives.
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International Diffusion Activities 2024.12.14(00:00) An Official Visit to Shanghai University of Transportation in China
The K-Academic Diffusion Research Center of Inha Center for International Studies (ICIS) visited Shanghai Transportation University in China on December 14th, 2024, in order to introduce its center's major projects. This visit was a great opportunity to not only share the center's goals but also explore the possibility of academic exchanges and cooperation between the two organizations. Specifically, its center’s main goal is to establish a platform for political diplomacy as a Korean study and specialize in the fields of "politics of identity and public diplomacy." Shanghai Transportation University, established in 1896, is a leading research-oriented university in China that provides excellent education and research in various fields such as engineering, medicine, humanities, and social sciences. Through this meeting, the two institutions discussed effective methods in cooperating for the spread and development of Korean studies, and it is expected to promote mutual development through joint research and academic exchanges in the near future.
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MOU 2024.12.13(00:00) MOU signed with Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences in China
On December 13, Inha Center for International Studies (ICIS) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for mutual cooperation with the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences in China. Through this agreement, ICIS has laid the groundwork for expanding the Korean Studies across the region, especially for K-MOOC online courses in China. ICIS established in 1985, has been conducting various activities such as academic and policy research on international affairs, publication of academic books and periodicals, and holding academic meetings. In particular, the English-language journal "Pacific Focus" was selected as the only SSCI-listed one in Asia in 2005 in the field of international politics and is recognized as a world-class academic journal. Meanwhile, the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, established in 1958 is being represented as China's comprehensive research institute, which has been conducting research in various fields such as economy, law, philosophy, and history. With the signing of this agreement, the two institutions are expected to greatly contribute to spreading and developing the Korean studies in China through academic exchanges and joint research.
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K-Connectors 2024.12.03(00:00) Presentation on the Activities and Impression of the Excellent Team of 'K-Connectors 1st'
The K Academic Diffusion Research Center under Inha Center for International Studies (ICIS) held a presentation of Inha University's "K-Connectors 1st Project" at Waseda University in Japan on November 16. At this event, there were an overall introduction for activities, reports on outstanding team activities, and presentations of an outstanding teammate. All of four people, including Jeong Hyo Eun, a research assistant at the K Academic Diffusion Research Center, and Park Na Rae (English Literature Department, junior student), Jeong Da Hyun (Social Welfare Department, senior student) and Lee Chae Yeon (Political Science and Diplomacy Department, senior student) who belong to the ‘0123’ team, participated in the presentation. Especially, the 0123 team has worked on the "Echo (Korean Studies Newsletter)" project and contributed to building a mutual network globally.
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International Diffusion Activities 2024.12.02(00:00) An Official Visit to The Japan-Korea Cultural Foundation
The K Academic Diffusion Research Center under Inha Center for International Studies (ICIS) visited the Japan-Korea Cultural Foundation on November 15 with the first K-Connectors students in order to introduce the overall K Academic Diffusion Research Project and its institute. During that time, all of the participants discussed the current status and future direction of spreading Korean studies in Japan and Japanese studies in Korea.
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