By chance I found the September issue of the Kyungnam Times in the library and read it. The article I read with the most interest was the Argument & Fact section of Incheon International Airport Corp, which deals with the conversion of irregular workers into regular workers. The article described th

After I read KT, I noticed that it is very helpful for me since it gave me a lot of things to think about. I was especially interested in the article on COVID-19 in the issue of September. It is said that not only students but also faculty members experienced unusual situations because of the COVID-

I wrote an article on the theme happiness titled 'The Way to Happiness' in the March issue of the Kyungnam Times. In my life, I have experienced many ups and downs and been depressed and sometimes frustrated. So, of course, my main interest has become how I can relieve my anxiety and relax my mind a

In 2020, the Ministry of Health and Welfare announced that it will officially promote policies such as making a salary of herbal medicine and implementing telemedicine. Doctors protested the announcement and the subsequent breakdown of negotiations between the group of doctors and the government led

On August 26, the Korean Medical Association (KMA) shocked Korean society with the second collective strike. The main reason for the strike is the government's recent plan to establish a public medical school and increase the number of doctors by 4,000. The first reason for these policies is that th

The year 2020 has been dominated by news about the coronavirus, and the concern around the world has been how we can take preventative measures to avoid the spread of the virus. All of us have had to change our lives in response to the pandemic. One of the areas that has received the biggest shakeup

Due to COVID-19, KU has been using a mix of online and offline courses since the first semester. In the first semester, KU conducted classes at a rate of 15.49% for offline classes and 84.51% for online classes. Now in the second semester, you can see that the ratio of offline classes has increased

This year marks the 30th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Korea and Russia. To celebrate this diplomatic achievement, KT would like to take a look at the evaluation of diplomatic relations between the two countries and the prospects for future development. This article is based on the vie

The era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution has arrived. The world is being developed faster than expected and people feel the need to live in step with the changing world. In order to cope with this trend of the times, KU’s liberal arts education course has changed. The College of General Education

KU held the 71st pre- and post-graduation ceremony for the 2019 academic year on August 20. To prevent the spread of COVID-19 in the community, KU has integrated the previous year's commencement ceremony, which was scheduled for last February, with the post-one scheduled for August. For the health a

KU hosted the 6th Kyungnam University Education Innovation Forum on August 25. Under the main theme of Experience the New Normal Age, the forum consisted of three sessions that share innovative university education models, trends in higher education, and various attempts and achievements related to

The Institute for Far Eastern Studies(IFES) whose director is Lee Kwan-sei held a webinar (online seminar) on August 25 under the theme of Stability in the Korean Peninsula: How have China's Interests Evolved? This was in collaboration with the Observer Research Foundation(ORF), a leading think tank

The Institute for Far Eastern Studies of KU held an orientation for the 2020 Academic Exchange Support Program for North Korean and Unification Studies on September 1, 2020. Six fellowship researchers and four master's and doctoral degree students from USA, UK, China, Russia, and the Netherlands wer

Since its opening in 1946, Kyungnam University has made a constant contribution to making it specialized and differentiated and its curriculum experience- and task-based through the collaboration of local community and KU. Strongly believing that such efforts will help open the bright future, KU has

A lot of young people take the civil service examination in Korea as such Korea is called the republic of civil servants. According to JOBKOREA and Albamon, more than half of the youth in Korea prepare for the civil service examination, with 47.5 percent of college students, 58.7 percent of job seek

The Leaders in Industry-University Cooperation(LINC+) held an award ceremony for the Chungbaji (Youth Changing Community) Innovation Project Competition at the Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation building on June 23rd. The competition was held with the aim of fostering talents suitable for loca

KU held the opening ceremony of the Yeongnam Unification Education Center on June 16th. This ceremony was organized by KU and the Yeongnam Unification Education Center and sponsored by the Unification Education Institute of the Ministry of Unification. KU has been recognized for its excellence as a

KU was selected as a participating organization in the 2020 High-Quality Human Resources Training Project for Smart Manufacturing implemented by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy and the Korea Industrial Complex Corporation on May 15th.This project aims to create a foundation for fostering

Kyungnam University received additional incentives for existing project costs by obtaining the highest-grade A in the annual evaluation of the university's innovation support project in 2019. This evaluation was conducted based on a total of six categories, including project performance, appropriate

Park Jae-kyu, President of KU Had Luncheon with President Moon Jae-inPresident Park attended a luncheon meeting hosted by President Moon at the Blue House on June 17th. This luncheon was arranged to listen to various opinions from senior diplomatic and security officials on the tense inter-Korean re