Keimyung University starts its 3C Campaign next semester. Its goals are to improve relationships and increase interactions between Keimyung people and enlarge communication with society. The three main objectives are the opening of campus spaces, enhancing relationships, and the activating of student communities. Recently, our university has opened various facilities to the public such as the playground, the library, Hanhakcho’n, and Hengso Museum. Now, Keimyung is putting more focus on opening spaces for Keimyung people. Faculty administrative offices will be changed into comfortable and frie
Keimyung’s Faculty of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering agreed on a collaborative integrated Master’s program with the University of South Australia last December. This program will be start in 2007. Students will complete a three year Bachelor’s Degree from the Faculty of Mechanical and Automotive Engineering at Keimyung University, and then enter a two-year Master’s course at the University of South Australia without the need to take entrance exams. Students can study either a Master of Engineering (Advanced Manufacturing Technology) or a Master of Engineering (Manufacturing Management)
The Keimyung University China Center starts the 1.5+3 Joint Program with Beijing Language and Culture University (BLCU) this March. This program enables students to obtain degrees from BLCU by studying Chinese at the Keimyung University China Center for one and half years and then studying a major of their choice at BLCU for three years. Any high school graduate can apply for this program without a Chinese Proficiency Test (Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi) score or a Korean Scholastic Aptitude Test score. Students pay 2700,000 won for tuition at Keimyung University China Center each semester for one and
On Friday December 22, the International Lounge was visited by a very special guest, all the way from the North Pole. Santa Clause took time out from his very busy schedule to spread some Christmas cheer with local children from low income families. Games were played, songs were sung, and a good time was had by all. As a special treat, children who were well behaved throughout the year received presents from Santa's red sack.Santa gave special thanks to the the staff of the International Lounge and the organizers of the special event: Professors Rose Sole, Georgeanna Hall, Jennifer Mackie, and
Visitors to Daegu will have a new source of information on tourist spots thanks to the efforts of Keimyung University students enrolled in the Tourism English class this semester. For a class project, the students worked in groups to write and record podcasts featuring many local attractions not usually covered in traditional guidebooks. The word “podcast” is a combination of “I-pod” and “broadcast.” Podcasts are audio recordings that can be downloaded onto MP3 players, like Apple’s popular I-pod, and listened to. There are podcasts available on the internet related to many topics, from learni
The number of credits required for graduation in 2010 will decrease to 130 from the present 140. 137 credits will be required to graduate in 2008 and 134 will be required in 2009. The subject of cultural studies is currently divided into two parts: general studies and major-related subjects. This division will disappear from next year. Virtual classes don't currently require student evaluations, but they will from next semester. They can also be combined with regular in-class lectures. The current maximum number of students in a class is 80 for major classes and 100 for cultural studies, but f
The 44th General Student Council (GSC) election and the 23rd General Women's Council (GWC) election were held on November 23. Hwang Suk-hoon, a senior from the Department of Statistics, was elected GSC president. Yeo Sang-sub, a sophomore from the Department of Electronics Engineering, was elected GSC vice-president. Jung Hye-won, a senior from the Department of Food Science and Technology, was elected GWC president. The vote counting was conducted by 21 Central Election Management Committee members, 10 GSC candidate observers, 10 GWC candidate observers, 2 reporters from the University Press,
Keimyung University held a meaningful event for 175 disabled people and their families in Chiri Mountain National Park on November 4 as part of the Keimyung Movement for Sharing 1% Love. This event, named “Into Autumn,” was to show the glorious tints of autumn foliage to disabled people who find it hard to climb mountains and almost always live indoors. Keimyung University prepared 50 wheelchairs to carry the disabled people and 58 Keimyung people volunteered to help them hike. The director of the event said, “There are various events for the disabled in the season around Disabled Day in April
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