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Job Center of HBNU
  • 작성자HANBAT HERALD
  • 조회수49
  • Job Center of HBNUBy Baek Seong-yun, Reporter, Junior of Business AdministrationRecently, the period of job preparation among young people has been getting longer, and the demand for professional expertise and practical experience is also increasing. Preparing for employment can be challenging. Beyond simply obtaining credits or qualifications, it is necessary to identify a desired career path and prepare accordingly. However, with the variety of jobs and companies available these days, it is not easy for individuals to gather all the necessary information and plan their preparation effectively.In this context, the Job Center of HBNU serves as a central hub for systematically supporting students in exploring career paths and preparing for employment. However, some students are not aware of what the office offers and therefore do not take full advantage of its resources. It is therefore essential for students to understand its roles and programs clearly and to make use of.Roles and xss-objectivesThe Job Center is an institution established to assist students in exploring career paths and preparing for employment. In response to the rapidly changing job market, it provides a wide range of services, including career exploration, employment counseling, job information, and customized employment support.Employment Programs Offered1. Career ProgramThe career programs operated include department-specific job experiences, special lectures, and career mentoring. First, the department-specific job experience programs allow students to visit companies and work sites related to the major through company tours, and receives mentoring from current professionals. Next, the department-specific job lectures explain the career fields and roles of each major by experts, helping students understand the utilization direction of their major. Finally, the department-specific job experience program allows students to visit companies and learn about the roles of alumni.2. Employment ProgramThe job center also offers various employment programs. Among them, the field-specific customized special lectures provide information on the recruitment market, job strategies, resume writing, and interview strategies, and the related content is uploaded to the LMS for the student access. The Tuesday and Thursday resume and interview program and the Wednesday theme special lecture provide education on frequently asked question analysis, personality test preparation, online interview preparation, and portfolio writing. In addition, various certification courses such as the Six Sigma GB/BB certification course, AutoCAD certification course, computer application ability improvement course, and ERP certification course are also operated.3. Employment support programs such as corporate discoveryIt provides employment information for public institutions through the Hanjip-an Public Institution and Public Enterprise Briefing Session, and provides recruitment information of companies located in Daejeon Metropolitan City to current students and unemployed graduates through the Hanjip-an Company Fair. The Hanjip-an Strategic Industry Job Bootcamp supports the training of customized talent in the four strategic industries in Daejeon.4. Graduate-Specific ProgramThe graduate job matching program helps students improve their job skills through interview coaching and customized job clinics. The special lecture on employment for graduates supports the establishment of application strategies for each company and the analysis of posting. In addition, students can learn from the employment cases of graduates by producing a job success casebook, and share their experiences through mentoring seniors.5. Youth Employment Policy Promotion ProgramsThrough the Job Center outreach program and youth employment policy promotion events in the region, policy guidance and counseling are provided. At the Youth Employment Policy Outreach Promotion and Industry–Academic Cooperation Fair promotion events, youth employment policy brunch special lectures and department-specific special lectures are operated together, and policy information and methods of use are also provided. In addition, student participation is being expanded through participation review contests and supporter operations.How to Apply for Programs and Check InformationThe services provided by the Job Center can be accessed and applied for through its website. On the site, students can access announcements and application boards for employment programs, alumni and mentoring information, counseling services, and job postings, as well as receive updates on ongoing programs. This allows students to select and take advantage of the support that best meets their needs.The Job Center is not only for students who are about to enter the job market but all students. It serves as a support institution for all students, from first-year students exploring their career paths to those preparing for graduation. Although the university already offers a variety of programs and counseling services, students may miss these opportunities if they are unaware of or do not utilize them. There are multiple channels through which students can receive employment-related support, and the Job Center sits at the center of these resources. Taking an active interest in and participating in the various programs can serve as a practical starting point for enhancing one’s competitiveness in the job market.https://job.hanbat.ac.kr/clientMain/a/t/main.do
  • 등록일2026-06-23 16:07:06
The Engineering Education Innovation Center at HBNU
  • 작성자HANBAT HERALD
  • 조회수58
  • The Engineering Education Innovation Center at HBNUBy Kim Si-yeon, Reporter, Junior of Electronic EngineeringThe theories learned in major courses are important, but students often face many unexpected challenges when they enter the workforce. This is because learning theory alone does not provide enough opportunities to experience team projects, design processes, or real-world problem-solving situations. In many cases, the design ability and teamwork skills required in actual industrial fields cannot be fully developed through classroom learning alone. Because of these limitations, a systematic institution that connects academic education with practical experience is needed to support students continuously. One such institution is the Engineering Education Innovation Center at HBNU. The center helps strengthen students’ practical abilities by offering various programs that allow them to gain experience closer to real engineering work.Accreditation Program for Engineering EducationOne of the representative programs of the Engineering Education Innovation Center is the Accreditation Program for Engineering Education. This system helps students develop not only knowledge in their major but also design ability, teamwork, and communication skills in a balanced way. Students do not simply attend classes and take exams. Instead, they also review and improve the educational process themselves, which helps them develop the abilities required in real workplaces. Through this program, students can systematically develop the basic skills needed in industry after graduation.Along with the Accreditation Program for Engineering Education, the Engineering Education Innovation Center also operates various practice-focused programs. In recent industrial fields, the importance of collaboration across different majors has been emphasized more than ever. To reflect these needs, the center provides programs through the Creative Convergence Engineering Talent Development Project. Through various extracurricular activities such as capstone design and project-based programs, students gain experience in planning, designing, and solving problems on their own. The practical experience gained through this process has value beyond simply earning academic credits, because the learning to think independently and producing results becomes an important asset for students.EPIC: Turning Ideas Into RealityThe EPIC (Engineering Plant of Innovation Cell) program focuses on developing students’ ideas into real outcomes. Students experience the entire process from generating ideas to creating projects and presenting their results. This helps them gain practical learning experience. Beyond simple practice, the program allows students to develop their engineering thinking through hands-on activities and direct participation in the entire process.The Engineering Education Innovation Center at HBNU is a reliable educational institution that supports students’ growth beyond regular major courses. By actively participating in its various programs, students can grow into well-prepared engineering professionals. The diverse programs offered by the center are expected to provide meaningful opportunities.https://icee.hanbat.ac.kr/main/main.action
  • 등록일2026-06-23 16:06:39
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How to Earn Units Efficiently
  • 작성자HANBAT HERALD
  • 조회수56
  • How to Earn Units EfficientlyBy Hong Yun-seo, Reporter, Sophomore ofBuilding and Systems EngineeringHBNU operates the “C+U200 Graduation System”. Most enrolled students have likely heard of it. In the era of the 4th Industrial Revolution, this system was introduced to cultivate talented people with 5C core competencies and improve the quality of university education through extracurricular activities, away from the evaluation centered on major subjects.Under this system, students must complete 130 credits for a regular curriculum and 70 units through extracurricular activities to graduate. To meet this graduation requirement, students must apply for various extracurricular and activities in addition to the credits they earn in a regular curriculum to earn a total of 70 units. Activities through which students can earn units can be found on the “H-CAN Hanbat Core Ability Management System website,” which manages everything about the unit, but it may be difficult to earn units efficiently only with the programs shown on the homepage. Therefore, I would like to introduce some activities that are easy and simple compared to programs or certificates, and that students do not know well or have low utilization rates.Unit CHECK Day : Extracurricular Activity Self-InspectionThe first way to be introduced is “unit CHECK day extracurricular activity self-inspection.” In short, this program is based on a checklist format. Through question items that check the number of units acquired, future acquisition plans, and recognition units for each participation activity, the units acquired so far can be inspected and the plan can be established accordingly. Self-inspection is generally conducted for about 3 weeks from the second Monday of every month except January. In January, a comparison of C+U200 and a survey of satisfaction and demand for program operation were conducted, and the same number of units was assigned to the activity. Participating in this activity gives 1 unit. It may seem like a small amount, but if you participate once every month for a year, you can earn a total of 12 units. If you steadily participate until the fourth grade, you can acquire up to 48 units, which is by no means insignificant in the long run.ClinicThe second method is the “Clinic” program. HBNU is running the “Basic Liberal Arts Clinic Helproom.” This program provides one-on-one learning counseling to students, focusing on basic liberal arts subjects such as physics, math, and English communication. In brief, this program allows faculty members to answer and explain questions about each of the subjects described above, and literally receive personalized academic support. The helproom is operated during the semester, and although there are slight differences in details for each semester, the normal helproom is usually open from 12:00 to 17:00 or 19:00. Students can choose the method of participation through face-to-face, ZOOM, or KakaoTalk counseling. If you participate face-to-face, you can visit the Yeji Hall next to the library or the helproom located in S4 building. When you participate in Kakao Talk, you can participate by searching Hanbat University (Nomad Learning Center) on Kakao Talk, selecting the inquiry button, and selecting the desired subject and counseling method through chat. This activity is given 1 unit for each of 3 participations, and the grade limit for each area is 5 units. You can freely receive counseling even for simple questions, and you can also acquire units through explanation from the faculty. If you have difficulty with your studies, a visit to the help room will be helpful.Various surveys, participation in school competitionsThe third way to introduce it is “Participation in Surveys and Campus Competitions.” HBNU often awards units as compensation for participation when conducting surveys to encourage unit acquisition. Therefore, it is advisable to pay attention to various simple surveys promoted in the department’s communication channel or on the HBNU website. In general, 1 unit is paid when participating in the survey, and up to 10 units can be obtained for each grade. Combined with the activities introduced above, it helps to meet the graduation requirements. In addition, units can be gathered as rewards for participating in various competitions. An example is the “16th Debate Contest,” which was held on October 2025. This competition was given two units as compensation for participation in the preliminary round. Although the payment conditions and compensation units differ for each competition, it is helpful to actively look for such opportunities because you can gain various experiences and even collect units.So far, we have looked at some ways to efficiently gather units. Students are encouraged to refer to these methods and manage their units in a way that works best for them.
  • 등록일2026-06-23 16:02:00
HBNU Restaurants You Shouldn’t Miss
  • 작성자HANBAT HERALD
  • 조회수50
  • HBNU Restaurants You Shouldn’t MissBy Kang Seo-hyeon, Cub Reporter, Freshman of English Language and LiteratureCurrent HBNU students, what is the first place that comes to mind when you think of the best restaurant near the campus? As a freshman, I naturally discovered great restaurants near campus through recommendations from seniors during orientation. Today, I would like to pass along the helpful recommendations I received from seniors to future freshmen reading this article.The first restaurant I would like to introduce is ‘Ilmi Dakgalbi Pajeon.’ Its signature dish, Dakgalbi, costs 9,000 won per serving, an affordable price for university students. With many tables available to accommodate a large number of people at once, there is rarely a wait. This place also offers a menu item called “Daksam,” which is rarely found at other dakgalbi restaurants. It is a dish that combines both chicken and pork belly. The price is 1,000 won higher than regular dakgalbi menu. The dish I would like to recommend is the fried rice. The fried rice itself may not be unique, but many customers feel that a dakgalbi meal is incomplete without it. Plus, please note that the restaurant is closed every Sunday.The second restaurant I would like to introduce is Myomi, a place that almost every HBNU students knows. It is a Japanese restaurant. It has various menus, but there is often a long wait during lunchtime. With many single seats along the walls, it is a great place to enjoy a quiet solo meal especially during less crowded hours. Popular dishes include ramen, rice bowls, and fried side dishes. Among these, I particularly recommend the steak rice bowl. However, if you are living near campus or in a dormitory, please note that the restaurant is closed on Sundays.Today, I introduced two restaurants that new HBNU students should definitely try. I remember that, especially at the beginning of my campus life, restaurant recommendations from seniors were more helpful than anything else. I hope this article will be helpful for students living around campus or in dormitories.
  • 등록일2026-06-23 16:00:31
HBNU Ambassador “Hanbeot”
  • 작성자HANBAT HERALD
  • 조회수47
  • HBNU Ambassador HanbeotBy Gil Ji-soo, Cub Reporter, Junior of Materials Science and EngineeringIntroductionVisitors to HBNU are often welcomed and guided around campus by student ambassadors known as Hanbeot. Representing the university with pride and professionalism, Hanbeot members help strengthen ties between the univercity and the local community while creating a welcoming atmosphere on campus. This article explores Hanbeots activities and contributions to student life at HBNU.What is Hanbeot?Hanbeot is the official student ambassador organization of HBNU, consisting of students from diverse academic backgrounds. The team participates in a wide range of activities, including assisting with major university events, leading campus tours for prospective students and visitors, and producing promotional materials for HBNU. In addition to these roles, Hanbeot members represent the university of the university through leadership, teamwork, and communication. As ambassadors of the university, they help strengthen connections between the campus and the wider community.Recruitment Process for HanbeotAs one of the universitys leading student organizations, Hanbeot follows a highly competitive and thorough recruitment process. Applicants are evaluated not only on their professionalism and communication skills but also on their attitude, character, and sense of responsibility. Recruitment is open to first- and second-year students who demonstrate a team-oriented attitude. Above all, candidates are expected to show genuine enthusiasm for representing the university and contributing to campus life. The selection process consists of a document screening stage followed by an in-depth interview for applicants who pass the initial round.Closing RemarksThrough this rigorous selection process, HBNU selects students who demonstrate dedication, passion, and a strong sense of pride in the university. As official student ambassadors, Hanbeot members remain active in campus events while promoting the university to prospective students and visitors. Although recruitment for the 24th class has officially concluded, Hanbeot will continue contributing to campus life and promoting the university throughout the year. We look forward to seeing Hanbeot continue serving as proud representatives of HBNU and making meaningful contributions to the university community.
  • 등록일2026-06-23 16:00:02
Daejeon Co-op Youth New Leader Training Program
  • 작성자HANBAT HERALD
  • 조회수49
  • Daejeon Co-op Youth New Leader Training ProgramBy Park Gyu-hyeok, Cub Reporter, Freshman of Public PolicyAs companies increasingly prefer experienced workers and adopt rolling recruitment systems, many university students are struggle to prepare for employment. In particular, students without practical experience often struggle to meet the qualifications required by companies.In response to these challenges, HBNU announced on May 26 that it had been selected as an host university for the “2026 Daejeon Co-op Youth New Leader Program” The project is supported by Daejeon Metropolitan City and managed by the Daejeon Business Agency. This year marks the ninth consecutive year that HBNU has participated in the program since 2018. The university was also recognized as an excellent operating institution in 2024 and 2025.The program is designed to help local university students gain real work experience before entering the job market. Students selected for the program can participate in job training for up to four months and receive financial support of up to 2.15 million won per month based on a 40-hour workweek.Unlike many short-term internship programs, the co-op project is closely connected to HBNU’s employment support system. Students can receive support with resumes writings, interviews, and job training before entering the workplace. Mentoring programs with current professionals are also provided so that students can better understand their future careers and work environments.HBNU also plans to strengthen cooperation with local industries. The university hopes to expand partnerships with companies in Daejeon’s major strategic fields, including semiconductors, bio-health, defense, aerospace, quantum technology, and robotics. Through these experiences, students will gain more opportunities to build practical skills and adapt to real industrial settings.The university expects the program to help students prepare more effectively for employment while also contributing to local youth employment and regional development.
  • 등록일2026-06-23 15:59:26
Trails in HBNU
  • 작성자HANBAT HERALD
  • 조회수46
  • Trails in HBNUBy Lee Jin-hyun, Cub Reporter, Freshman of Chinese LanguageThe research by Princeton University showed that taking a walk helps activate neurons that relieve stress. In addition, according to research from Columbia University, walking for five minutes every half hour after sitting can lower blood pressure and blood sugar levels. University students preparing for assignments, exams, and employment often experience stressful situations. So, they are prone to stress-related illness, obesity, and lack of sleep. To solve these problems, taking a walk on campus is one of the most accessible activities that university students can do. Especially, taking a walk on campus does not require going to other places and does not need to buy exercise equipment compared to other types of exercise. For these reasons, I recommend the walking trails at HBNU that students can walk easily.Sports Complex (Natural Grass Field)This place can make you feel refreshed, and it gets a lot of sunlight because it is not crowded with buildings. You can have a picnic with your friends on the podium or on the lawn and take a walk after lunch. Also, as it is near the library, if you feel stressed while studying, you can go there and take a break. But, if it is sunny, don’t forget to bring your hat, sunglasses, or sun protection items. And be careful at night because there are not many people at that time.Heyum SquareThis square is suitable for busy students to walk because it is near the Student Union Building, the library, and many department buildings. If you go to the left side, you can see the path between the library and the N5 Building (Automation Building) next to the square. Along the path, you can see the small plaza between the N7 Building (Mechanical Engineering Building) and the N5 Building called Gaon Fountain Plaza, and the pathway leading to the N13 Building (Green-Energy Building). If you go to the right side, you can enjoy an easy walking route leading from the square to the Student Union Building.Small Sports FieldThis field is located between the southern gate and the ROTC Building. This place does not require much stamina. It is very close to the southern gate and you can take a break on the tiered seating covered with a roof on sunny days. At night, it is safe because there are many streetlights. In spring, you can see beautiful cherry blossom trees along the street next to the field from the S building to the dormitory. However, since people occasionally exercise on the field, the visitors should be careful to avoid collisions.Walking is an essential activity for university students who experience busy and stressful days. Therefore, the Sports Complex is recommended for getting some sunlight, Heyum Square is recommended for busy students who want to take a break for a while, and the Small Sports Field is recommended for enjoying the blooming trees while walking near the dormitory in spring. Through this activity, I hope students take a break and regain their energy and enthusiasm for life.
  • 등록일2026-06-23 15:58:38
HBNU Startup Support Foundation
  • 작성자HANBAT HERALD
  • 조회수46
  • HBNU Startup Support FoundationBy Jang So-yun, Cub Reporter, Junior of Building Systems EngineeringInterest in startups has been growing in recent years, but entrepreneurship is still considered both attractive and risky. Even students with promising ideas often hesitate to start a business because they lack funding or experience. As a result, many students have limited opportunities to engage with startup-related activities and are not fully aware of the various programs operated by the HBNU Startup Support Foundation. Therefore, this article introduces the Startup Support Foundation and its major programs while explaining the types of support available to students. The first category of support focuses on startup education programs, special lectures, expert mentoring, and networking opportunities. The Startup Support Foundation operates practical startup education programs such as Pitch 5. This program not only teaches students how to deliver effective presentations but also helps them develop elevator pitch skills that can attract investors attention in just five minutes. In addition, the RE-mastering Pinpoint Mentoring program gives students the chance to receive direct feedback from experts. Patent attorneys, accountants, and university-affiliated CEOs review students ideas and answer their questions. The foundation also regularly provides networking opportunities through events such as IR Demo Day, where students can connect with other entrepreneurs. Through these programs, students can better understand the startup ecosystem and build valuable connections for future opportunities.The second category focuses on step-by-step business support for prospective and early- stage entrepreneurs. Students in the early idea stage can apply for a startup club as a team of three or more members. Selected teams can receive up to five million won for prototype development and workspace support. The funding can be used for prototype materials, meeting expenses, marketing costs, and other startup-related activities. Students can also use dedicated club rooms located in Building S5. In addition, HBNU supports students in turning their ideas into real products through its Makerspace facilities, which include 3D printers and various types of manufacturing equipment. Students preparing for full-scale entrepreneurship can also apply for the Preliminary Startup Package and the Early Startup Package. These programs provide an average of around 50 million won in funding, with up to 100 million won available in some cases. During this stage, the university assists students with practical procedures such as business registration and company establishment. Since HBNU serves as the supervising institution for these programs, students can access more information and opportunities. Detailed information on eligibility and application procedures can be found on the Startup Support Foundations official website. Turning an idea into a real product and bringing it to the market is not easy. Therefore, it is important for students to actively utilize the startup infrastructure available on campus. Through the Startup Support Foundations programs, students can receive meaningful support and develop their ideas into successful businesses.
  • 등록일2026-06-23 15:54:31
Industry-Integrated Innovation University
  • 작성자HANBAT HERALD
  • 조회수54
  • Industry-Integrated Innovation UniversityBy Choi Ji-hun, Cub Reporter, Freshman of Division of Undeclared MajorsHBNU is drawing attention for its industry-integrated innovation university model, which connects education, research, and industry through faculty-led startups. Moving beyond traditional industry-academia cooperation, the model demonstrates how universities can actively contribute to industrial innovation.In the past, university education was often criticized for placing too much emphasis on theory and lacking connections with real industrial environments. Although internships and field-training programs became more common, many were still limited in helping students develop practical problem-solving skills.To address these limitations, HBNU has implemented the “industry-integrated model,” in which professors directly participate in startup activities and commercialize research outcomes into real businesses. The university also reflects startup achievements in faculty evaluations, encouraging professors to engage more actively in entrepreneurship and industry-related projects.The model has already produced visible results. Approximately 12 percent of full-time faculty members are currently involved in startup ventures. Faculty startup clubs and testbed campuses support prototype development and collaboration with companies, while comprehensive support systems for investment, technology transfer, and global expansion have also been established.A representative example is NANOMATERIALS, a company founded by an HBNU professor that was later listed on the KOSDAQ market. The company manufactures nanomaterials used in LCDs, solar cells, and touchscreens, demonstrating how university research can successfully expand into the industrial sector. Students also gain practical experience through industry-linked projects, capstone design courses, and startup activities.This model stands out because it integrates education, — the process of creating and managing innovative businesses — and technology commercialization into a single system. It also connects faculty entrepreneurship with student mentoring and startup opportunities, creating a more practical and innovation-driven learning environment.The industry-integrated innovation university model is particularly meaningful because it helps students develop the practical skills and problem-solving abilities required in real workplaces. As cooperation with local industries continues to expand, growing attention is being paid to whether this model can become a sustainable example of future-oriented university education.
  • 등록일2026-06-23 15:53:22
HUSS
  • 작성자HANBAT HERALD
  • 조회수302
  • HUSSBy Baek Seong-yun Cub Reporter, Sophomore of Business ConvergenceAt HBNU, the Humanities and Social Sciences Convergence Talent Cultivation Project (HUSS) fosters creative and practical problem-solving skills through interdisciplinary integration. As its name suggests, the project focuses on majors in the humanities and social sciences. By promoting interdisciplinary convergence and inter-university cooperation, the project cultivates students with strong convergent thinking skills and encourages innovative approaches. Students analyze social phenomena from various perspectives and develop problem-solving skills. They also receive practical and innovative education aligned with social needs and global trends. In modern society, the humanities and social sciences play a crucial role in addressing real social problems such as issues in risk society beyond the meredelivery of theories. In particular, in a rapidly changing social environment, majors in the humanities and social sciences serve purposes beyond job preparation, playing and important role in enhancing quality of life and fostering social consensus.Accordingly, HUSS operates a variety of programs designed to strengthen academic depth and core competencies.HUSS provides students with programs that help them develop core competencies such as critical thinking, communication skills, analytical skills based on understanding society, culture, and humanity. Within each major, students analyze complex social problems and develop practical skills through theoretical learning and hands-on practice. In addition, cross-disciplinary learning is made possible through curricular and extracurricularprograms, allowing students to design a wide range of career directions.HUSS's curricular activitiesThe curriculum seeks to cultivate talents capable of solving problems in a hyperconnected society, where information technology permeates daily life and networks connect every part of society. To achieve this, HUSS offers a convergence-based curriculum, including IT competency enhancement courses and credit-exchange programs with consortium universities such as Suncheon National University, Soonchunhyang University, Sunmoon University, Sejong University, along with existing HBNU courses. To complete the program, students must earn 21 to 36 credits. Scholarships and opportunities to participate in international programs are awarded to students who complete a micro-degree or higher during the convergence process. In addition, HUSS operates a standard field training semester system. Through cooperation with training institutions and companies, students move beyond theory and gain real-world experience.HUSS's extracurricular activitiesExtracurricular activities are also offered in a variety of ways. The first to be introduced is ajoint program.-Global Camp for Social Problem Solving: Provides opportunities to enhance the ability to respond to global risk societies through overseas field experiences to solve social problems in the international community.-IT Expert Training - Coding/Python: It provides opportunities for non computer majors to strengthen their IT skills, such as web front-end technology and learning Python programming necessary for big data and artificial intelligence technologies.-HUSS Convergence Camp: It is a camp-type education where humanities and social convergence talents from 28 consortiums can come together to think about creative convergence, providing an opportunity to experience excellent educational contents of the project.Hanbat National University Specialized Program-Special Lecture Series Featuring Experts : Provide opportunities to cultivate multifaceted thinking skills through special lectures to invite experts from each field to discuss the problems of a hyperconnected society and proposesolutions.-HUSS Communication Program : A program that studies problems and solutions in a hyperconnected society provides an opportunity to experience real overseas cases and learn a series of processes from finding problems to solving them.-HUSS Supporters : Provides opportunities to directly participate in the promotion of various programs and content production to foster cross-disciplinary talent.In addition, support is provided for participation in problem-solving societies as well as domestic and international competitions. All programs presented above are credited units upon completion.As such, HUSS provides opportunities to strengthen core competencies through various major convergence based on a deep understanding of the humanities and social fields. Through HUSS, students can develop their ability to solve global social problems and further set their own career direction.Today, the role of the humanities and social sciences is becoming increasingly important. It is an era in which it is necessary to consider how to apply it to solving actual social problems beyond simple knowledge acquisition. HUSS actively supports students in understanding society and developing the ability to analyze and solve problems from their own perspective.Through HUSS, students can connect with practical careers based on a deep understanding of their major, and after graduation, they will grow into humanities and social convergence experts who fulfill their social responsibilities. HUSS supports students in growing into convergent talents who can contribute to solving social problems beyond academic achievement. Through this education, students become the cross-disciplinary professionalsthat modern society needs.
  • 등록일2025-12-22 14:30:34