Synn Il-hi, KMU president, visited Poland and Hungary from February 19 to 26 to develop relationships with two European universities. He first visited Jakiellonian University to finalize an exchange agreement about exchange scholarships, student exchange programs and exchanges of professors and staff. Also, President Synn visited Liszt Conservatoire in Budapest, Hungary. He discussed an activation plan for the Kodaly program and a joint degree in conservatoire. President Synn said, “I am very glad about the scholarship exchange agreement with prestigious universities in Europe.”
On Jan. 10, U.S. Ambassador Mark Lippert visited Keimyung University’s Taekwondo Center. Ambassador Lippert has a huge interest in Taekwondo, so he visited KMU Taekwondo Center and watched a taekwondo performance. KMU’s Taekwondo Performance Team has won many awards for taekwondo techniques and gymnasticsAmbassador Lippert said, “Every country has their own distinct martial art. Korea’s taekwondo is attractive enough to be an Olympic event. Rather than focusing on attacking, developing spirit and skills to defend oneself are the attractive element of Taekwondo.”
It is currently a topic of interest in the Keimyung University online community that a student gave a security guard a camp bed.The student is a Keimyung Engineering College student, and he wrote that the guard slept on a small desk not a bed.After writing about this situation, a camp bed was delivered in front of the night-duty room within a few days. It was that writer who bought bed for guard at his own expense.He stated that the reason he bought the gift at his own expense was, " I wanted to give him a beverage to cheer him up, but I thought he looked poor and a bed is better than a bevera
On December 22, a free semester system event was held by KMU. Its purpose was to advocate the free semester system and to improve public education across all schools.In this event, there were 20 experience booths which consisted of representative departments from each university. Through this experience, students considered their potentials and aptitude, and were able to have mentoring session and psychological tests. At this exhibition, achievements from students who have participated in the free semester system programs in 2016 were displayed. Also, at the free semester system conference of
KMU Start-up Support Center held an exposition with 30 enterprises which had achieved good results in 2016. The exposition displayed products and consulted participants in 30 booths. Booths were managed by KMU Start-up Support Center’s foundation club and the best local start-up businesses. These organizations also offer opportunities for participants to use 3D printers in their experience booths.Bae Jae-yeong, the captain of the KMU Start-up Support Center said, “Daegu and Gyeongbuk’s variety start-up business had excellent results in 2016. We held an exhibition to promote this to local resid
On September 30, Im Jong-deok, the executive director of Pyung Hwa Holdings, delivered a special lecture at Euiyang Hall. The topic of this lecture was about Pyung Hwa Holdings and the relationship between the company and KMU.According to his lecture, this corporation is a good place to work. It has maintained an average annual growth of 8.4 percent. Moreover, its sales were 1.1 trillion won in 2015. Since last year, KMU and this corporation have managed Pyung Hwa Technology Academy together. Some excellent KMU students can experience working in the company, and if their grades are good, they
On November 15, the 115th Keimyung Women’s Studies Seminar was held in the International Seminar Room in the College of Business. The topic for the seminar was “New Welfare Paradigm for Women’s Equal Labor Rights.” The main speaker was Professor Lee Joo-hee from Department of Sociology in Ehwa Womans University. The event was hosted by KMU’s Graduate School of Policy Studies, the Daegu Women and Family Foundation, and the Women’s Studies Center. Professor Lee Joo-hee pointed out that we highly appreciate a wife and a mother’s labor in the family; however, companies don’t fully value their work
On October 6, 2016, the 3rd Keimyung Goethe Golden Bell Competition was held at the College of Business Administration. This event was hosted by the KMU Goethe Institute and was supervised by the Department of German Language and Literature. The competitors gathered from a diversity of universities throughout Korea. The Golden Bell Competition consists of 3 rounds. Each round has 25, 15, and 10 questions with general information about Germany. In the third round, competitors add all of their scores. The one who scores the most is the winner. Questions are written in German, and only a few ques
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