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Jeonbuk National University launches global network of leading universities, companies

Jeonbuk National University is launching its largest-ever international cooperation network, bringing together presidents of leading universities worldwide, global companies and international educational organizations. The university said Monday that it will establish a Global Advisory Committee comprising presidents of its overseas partner universities and launch major projects in collaboration…

Jeonbuk National University launches global network of leading universities, companies

Jeonbuk National University has announced the establishment of a global network of leading universities, companies, and international organizations. The university will create a Global Advisory Committee, which will comprise presidents of partner institutions from North America, Europe, Asia, and Africa. These partners include Purdue University in the United States, Universite Sorbonne Nouvelle in France, China University of Geosciences, Universitas Gadjah Mada in Indonesia, and Mohammed V University in Morocco.

The initiative aims to surpass traditional academic exchanges by collaborating with global industries and international organizations, representing a more comprehensive approach to international cooperation.

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