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KAIST Signs an Agreement with CSC for Cooperation
KAIST and the China Scholarship Council (CSC) established a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to support the admission of Chinese students to KAIST on October 5, 2016 in Seoul. KAIST is the only institution in Korea made such agreement with the CSC. Affiliated with the Ministry of Education of China, the CSC is a non-profit institution that provides financial assistance to Chinese students to study abroad and to internationals wishing to study in China. The CSC has supported 500,000 Chinese students for their studying and living in a foreign country, and this year alone, it provided outbound Chinese students with scholarships of approximately USD 100 million. Under the MOU, Chinese students admitted to KAIST’s master’s and doctoral programs will receive finical support from CSC, including monthly stipends and roundtrip airfare from China to Korea. President Sung-Mo Kang of KAIST said, “This is a great opportunity for us because we can invite more outstanding Chinese students. They will make our campus more diverse and global, while their academic experiences will become richer with KAIST’s offerings in education and research. I hope many Chinese students will capitalize on this chance to come to KAIST for their advanced degrees in science and technology.” In the picture below, President Steve Kang of KAIST, on the right, is pictured with Secretary General Liu Jinghui of China Scholarship Council.
2016.10.19
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Singaporean Minister for Education Visits KAIST
Heng Swee Keat, the Minister for Education of Singapore, and his delegation visited KAIST on January 26, 2015, to discuss innovative education models being implemented by KAIST and future cooperation with Singaporean universities. The visit included 21 key personnel responsible for higher and gifted educational programs in the Singaporean government. Minister Heng showed great interest in KASIT's learner-focused teaching method, "Education 3.0," and graduate school-centered education. He said, "Singapore is in the process of making innovations in university education, for example, by offering more opportunities for global education such as joint programs with leading universities like MIT and Yale University in the US." In the picture, Vice President for Planning and Budget Seung Bin Park (sixth from the left), KAIST, and Minister Heng Swee Keat (right next to Park) posed together.
2015.01.28
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