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Ajou University and China's Rizhao City agreed to pursue extensive cooperation, including on education. Rizhao City, which is located in Shandong Province, China, is geographically close to South Korea and is seeking to build a close relationship with Ajou University.Ajou University President Hyung Ju Park joined Rizhao City Mayor Li Yonghong for a signboard hanging ceremony for a preliminary class that will enter Ajou during his 3-day visit to Rizhao from May 28th. Mayor Li graduated from the University's Graduate School of International Studies in 2001.Ajou also signed agreements on exchanges with Shandong Foreign Languages Vocational College and Haiqu High School with the help of the Rizhao City government, which is expected to help the University attract Chinese students. President Park said, "We need to foster global talents who are proficient in foreign languages and have in-depth knowledge in specific areas of expertise," adding, "I ask for your cooperation in attracting Chinese students to Ajou University." Principal Gaoyuebo of Haiqu High School replied, "I will make every effort to recommend talented students to study at Ajou."Meanwhile, Rizhao City Mayor Li invited President Park and other officials from Ajou to an event in October to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Rizhao becoming a city. He suggested that the two sides discuss the establishment of an industry-academia research institute during the proposed meeting.
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Ajou University granted an honorary doctorate in engineering to Emirates Nuclear Energy Corporation (ENEC) CEO Mohamed Al Hammadi.The ceremony, which was held on May 23rd in Yulgok Hall, was attended by Ajou University President Hyung Ju Park, Ambassador Abdullah Saif Al Nuaimi from the Embassy of the United Arab Emirates to the Republic of Korea, Vice President Hyun Seung Lim from KEPCO, and CEO Jun Yeon Byun from Vision Power, etc.The honorary doctorate was awarded in recognition of his designing of the UAE's nuclear energy program as the CEO of ENEC and his significant contributions to the development of the strategic relationship between South Korea and the UAE since 2007.Mohamed Al Hammadi, who is a prominent figure in the global nuclear energy and power generation community, has been promoting the advanced expertise and executive abilities of Korea's nuclear power industry, the successful partnership between Korea and the UAE, and their business models, etc., at various global events.President Park said, "I expect that Ajou and ENEC will be able to create synergy by collaborating in various areas, including the development of prediction models utilizing Big Data and Artificial Intelligence and joint research for developing environment-friendly fuel technologies." Prior to the event, Mohamed Al Hammadi and Ajou University professors from Graduate School's Department of Energy System Research and Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science discussed joint research activities utilizing Big Data.
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2019-05-17 Ajou University held the 10th University Ranking Forum of Korea to explore ways to raise university competitiveness.The Forum was held on May 17th under the theme "University Rankings and the Competitiveness of Universities," with Ajou University President Hyung Ju Park, Chairman Young Suk Chi from Elsevier Korea, Tae Wan Kim from QS Korea, and officials from other universities in attendance. In his greetings, President Park said, "Today, you need more than expertise in a certain field," adding, "Education on basic knowledge has become more important at universities, and students should develop interdisciplinary connecting minds based on this education."He went on to say, "I believe trying something firsthand is more effective than repeatedly observing how others do it," adding, "Ajou University is fostering talents with more than expertise in their own fields."In his keynote speech, Elsevier Korea Chairman Chi used baseball as an example, saying "Baseball is a sport that extensively uses data in recruiting and replacing players, which makes it a Big Data-driven business," adding, "This suggests that universities should study how to utilize data as necessary."He further emphasized, "The criteria for university evaluation will change in the next five years and the 'substantial influence' that a university has on society in accomplishing sustainable goals will become important." He then explained that universities should set long-term directions instead of focusing on short-term results like university rankings and decide on their own areas of specialization."Tae Wan Kim (QS Korea), Chang Dana (Elsevier and URFK), Yoon Hee Kang (Clarivate Analytics), Alexandros Papaspyridis (MS Singapore Office), Vice President for Planning Soon Keon Nam (Kyung Hee University), and Head of the Office of Global Affairs Byong Kwon Kim (Youngsan University) also gave presentations for different sessions during the event.
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2019-04-10 Ajou University held a ceremony to announce Vision 4.0, its mid-/long-term development plan that includes its future educational directions and philosophy.The ceremony was held on April 10th at the University's outdoor theater with Ajou people and local citizens in attendance during the Cherry Blossom Festival celebrating the University’s anniversary (April 12th) week.The event kicked off with a progress report on Vision 4.0, followed by congratulatory messages, a video introduction of the Vision, and the reading and announcement of the Vision Commitment. Ajou graduate Da Hee Jung (entrance class of 2010, Department of English Language and Literature) served as the M.C.Vice President for Planning Jung Ju Choi explained the background and progress of Ajou Vision 4.0, and congratulatory messages were offered by Gyeonggi Provincial Governor Jae Myung Lee, Suwon City Mayor Tae Young Yeom, National Assemblyman Kwang On Park, former Ajou University President Dong Yeon Kim (former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Strategy and Finance), donors, Ajou students, and local high school students.President Park, freshmen (Ju Hwan Kim from the Department of Physics and Yeong Seo Park from the Department of Nursing Sciences), and new faculty (Professor Jae Ung Lee from the Department of Physics and Professor Yoon Mi Oh from the Department of French Language and Literature) and staff members (Seong Ho Kim from Facilities Management Team and Min Cheol Shin from Information System Team) participated in reading the Vision Commitment on behalf of all Ajou people. Prior to the main event, the commemorative Vision Tree was planted next to the outdoor theater by President Park, President Hee Sug Ryu of Ajou University Medical Center, President Chang Joon Ahn of the General Alumni Association of Ajou University, Chairman Sang Bae Kim (Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering) of the Faculty Council, President Ki Hoon Lee of the Student Council, and University Labor Union leader Ju Yong Kim.Ajou Vision 4.0 inherits the spirit of its three predecessors – Vision 1.0 for educational reform that was carried out from the mid-1990s and Vision 4U (2.0) and Vision 2023 (3.0) that were released in 2003 and 2008, respectively. This latest vision is expected to lead the University towards its fourth phase (Creating Values) in higher education after Training (Phase 1), Teaching (Phase 2), and Learning (Phase 3) and to pursue future development and sustainability in the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.Vision 4.0 sets out the University’s plans for education, research, industry-academia cooperation, and institutional culture under the slogan "University that Changes Society with Connecting Minds." 'Connecting Minds' refers to the ability to solve problems in creative and proactive ways by encouraging people from different fields to work together.The five executive strategies of Vision 4.0 are to seek highly interactive educational innovation, establish highly influential research hubs, develop an ecosystem for innovation in industry-academia cooperation, create shared values by becoming an open campus, and set up the foundation and spread the culture for connecting minds.President Park said, "The future will be an 'era of connectivity' where individual players are respected and cooperate with one another," adding, "The new Vision will serve as a guide for the University to foster talents who are able to efficiently address problems involving multiple fields." < From the far left in the above picture are President Ki Hoon Lee of the Student Council, University Labor Union leader Ju Yong Kim, Chairman Sang Bae Kim of the Faculty Council, President Park, President Hee Sug Ryu of Ajou University Medical Center, and President Chang Joon Ahn of the General Alumni Association of Ajou University. > < Vice President for Planning Jung Ju Choi explains the progress report of Ajou Vision 4.0. >
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Ajou University Professor Suk Won Lee (Department of Software) was appointed as the Organizing Committee Chairman of IEEE RE’19.The 27th IEEE International Requirements Engineering Conference (RE’19) is scheduled to be held from September 23rd to the 27th at Ramada Plaza Hotel on Jeju Island.RE’19 is an international conference organized by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) that brings together more than 300 prominent researchers in software and requirements engineering from around the world. It is known for the active participation of attending researchers and businesses and accepting 11 to 20 percent of proposed papers.This year, under the theme ‘RE and Collective Intelligence in the Days of AI,’ it will feature theories on requirements sampling, modeling, representation, design, analysis, and verification for building smart intelligence systems in terms of software engineering as well as related practices and applications in relevant industries. RE’19 is the first academic conference to be held in Korea from among the Excellent Academic Conferences in Software Engineering designated by the National Research Foundation of Korea. IEEE and Ajou University will co-host the event, with many government institutions, companies, and academic institutions from Korea and abroad participating as sponsors.
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Government support has been extended for Ajou's Software Specialized University Project Group (SSUPG). Ajou University, which has carried out the first and second stages of the Project over the past four years since 2015, will continue the third stage through 2020 with KRW 4.03 billion in government support. The Software Specialized University Project (SSUP), which is carried out by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the Institute for Information & Communications Technology Promotion, aims to produce software experts. Ajou University was selected for the Project in 2015, the first year of the initiative, and has received financial support worth KRW 10.05 billion so far. The University is pursuing 12 key tasks in three categories, including Software Convergence Education, Software Education as a Major, and Software Awareness Improvement, to foster talents who will lead changes and innovation in the hyper-connected society. Eight universities were chosen in 2015, including Ajou, Korea University, Sogang University, and Sungkyunkwan University and a total of 30 universities are currently participating in the Project. Professor Ki Yeol Ryu (Department of Software), who is in charge of the Project, said, "The University was acknowledged for its solid achievements in the 2018 project evaluation," adding, "In particular, we received highly favorable comments on innovative education, curriculum, and convergence programs, including software education and collaboration with relevant institutions outside the University." He went on to say, "In the third stage, we will seek substantial progress based on the previous results."
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On February 22nd, Ajou University signed an MOU with KNX Association and KNX Korea to standardize both smart infrastructure control technology and related R&D and foster talents in the field. KNX, which is the only international standard and open protocol for smart building control, enables building control solutions to interact with one another regardless of their manufacturer and nationality. KNX Association provides support for KNX and is carrying out technical cooperation with about 40,000 companies in 128 countries, National Groups in 110 member countries, and about 100 technical colleges around the world. The MOU signing ceremony was attended by Vice President for Industry-Academia Cooperation Seong Keun Oh from Ajou University, President Yoon Hee Lee from KNX Korea, and Christophe Parthoens from KNX Association. The three parties agreed to seek technical exchanges and joint projects, develop applied technologies and further international cooperation relating to KNX by joining Scientific Partner, and foster talents with global competitiveness by establishing the KNX Training Center in Korea with experts certified by KNX Association. The three institutions are planning to begin their partnership with a project that utilizes technical collaboration results for KNX-based smart lighting. Then, they will develop necessary control solutions for modern buildings for commercial and residential uses, including smart home, smart building, and smart city. Vice President Oh said, "This MOU will help us foster qualified talents," adding, "We will try not only to create jobs in Korea, but pursue technical exchanges and networking with foreign companies." Earlier, the University produced eight graduates of the KNX Tutor Course. KNX tutors, who will be in charge of education at the KNX Training Center, are experts who have obtained international accreditation after completing KNX Association's relevant courses and assessment.
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The reunification of Germany and the prospects for a unified Korea were discussed at a talk show held at Ajou University. Ajou Institute of Unification (AIU) invited Suwon City Mayor Tae Young Yeom and German Ambassador to the Republic of Korea Stephan Auer to 'Ajou Unification Talk.' The event, which was held on January 24th and presided over by AIU Director Jung Hun Cho, proposed ideas on inter-Korean cooperation in preparation for the possible reunification of the Korean Peninsula. Mayor Yeom said, "There should be more decentralization of power to local governments to prepare for reunification," adding, "Projects that are carried out by local governments can have more ripple effects on the citizens." He went on to say, "I would like to seek sister relationships with North Korean cities with similar status," adding, "Such exchanges will help address challenges that we will face after the two Koreas are unified." Ambassador Stephan Auer stated, "Over ten years before Germany was reunified, 23 million phone calls were made and 4 million meetings were held between East and West Germany. Local governments played major roles in the exchanges," adding, "Above all, it is important for North and South Koreans to experience the culture of the other side." He also mentioned, "However, you should take flexible approaches because the situations in Germany at the time were completely different from those on the Korean Peninsula today."
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Ajou University's Paran Ladder Program received the Award of Excellence from the Ministry of Education. The Award is in recognition of the University's outstanding operation of the 2018 Paran Ladder Program, which is based on Ajou’s "After You Program" that began in the summer of 2015 to provide self-development and overseas training opportunities to students from financially difficult backgrounds. The Ministry of Education and the Korea Student Aid Foundation chose relevant officials from two of the ten universities that operated the Paran Ladder Program as the award winners.The selection criteria included the quality of the program plan, the appropriateness of student selection and the efforts to encourage their participation, the orientation on the program, the excellence of overseas training programs, and student satisfaction.The Korea Student Aid Foundation also presented awards to ten students who participated in the Program. Among Ajou University students, Ha Nah Na, who was dispatched to Shanghai Jiaotong University, and Chung Yeol Oh, who was sent to the University of Washington, received the Grand Award and the Participation Award, respectively. Eun Joo Yoo from Kyungmin University also received the Participation Award. Award winners were chosen based on their motivation and efforts during the Program, their proactive participation, and their level of improvement in global abilities. The Ministry of Education and the Korea Student Aid Foundation covered the related expenses for the 800 selected students, who participated in language classes and cultural programs at overseas universities for four weeks last summer. A total of 100 students from Ajou University, including those from neighboring universities, were sent to the University of Michigan and the University of Washington in the U.S. and Shanghai Jiaotong University and the Beijing Institute of Technology in China. The students’ training expenses were covered by the Korea Student Aid Foundation (70%) and the University's Game-changing Revolution Campaign (30%). The Campaign is funded by donations from those inside and outside the University who acknowledge and support its missions.
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