서울시립대-한국요꼬가와전기, 계측기술 교육 및 실무형 인재 양성 협력

Seoul National University's School of Electrical and Computer Engineering signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Korea Electric and Steel Co., Ltd. on August 12, aiming to foster high-quality talent and industrial development in the electrical, electronic, and measuring/control fields. This collaboration seeks to establish a unified system, through education, practice, and industrial technology exchanges, to promote joint growth and friendly relations between the two institutions.

Both parties agreed to engage in mutual exchanges and cooperation in key areas, including education and practice in electrical/electronic and measuring/control technologies, utilization of measuring equipment education and training, technology seminars and equipment demonstrations, information exchange on industrial measuring technologies and equipment trends, and student career guidance, field practice, internships, and employment support.

Through this agreement, Seoul National University aims to expand practical opportunities for students to learn measuring equipment and measuring technologies used in industry, while enhancing practical skills required in the workforce. Korea Electric and Steel Co., Ltd. plans to contribute to strengthening the university-industry collaboration by conducting measuring equipment education, technology seminars, and equipment demonstrations.

Professor Hyun-sung Lee, Chair of the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at Seoul National University, emphasized that this agreement will serve as a significant opportunity for students to experience measuring equipment and industrial measuring technologies in their educational and practical learning processes. He expressed his commitment to continued collaboration with industry to nurture practical-oriented talent in electrical, electronic, and measuring/control fields.

Mr. Matsuka Masaru, President of Korea Electric and Steel Co., Ltd., noted that Seoul National University has long been a valuable research and educational partner in their spectrometer technology. He stated that the MOU will expand technical, educational, and innovation collaborations, contribute to the development of future engineering professionals, and advance scientific and technological progress in South Korea through strong university-industry partnerships.