사이버한국외국어대학교-대뉴욕지구 한인상공회의소 MOU 체결
Cygnet University of Korean Studies (affiliated with Cyber Korean University, President Moon Hwanchang) and the Korean-American Chamber of Commerce of New York (President Moon Jo) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to enhance the expertise and educational opportunities of Korean-American professionals. On August 18th, Cyber Korean University President Moon Hwanchang and Cy Global Center Director Chae Sung-hyun met with the Chamber of Commerce's New York District chairman Ujin Ho, New York District chairman Sun Mi-sook, and Chicago Korean Association chairman Kim Bong-hak at the Chamber of Commerce's New York district office.
The MOU aims to connect Cyber Korean University's unique online education infrastructure with the Korean business network in the U.S. Midwest to expand educational and interpersonal exchanges in various dimensions. Specific provisions include joint development and operation of education programs for Korean-Americans, co-hosting seminars, lectures, short courses, and workshops, promoting academic and educational cooperation between the two institutions, and organizing various academic and educational exchange programs to strengthen the friendship between the two parties.
Cyber Korean University President Moon Hwanchang emphasized that the university's innovative educational model "connects global learners across time and space" and will extend "K-Education's" new possibilities to the Korean-American community through the MOU. Two days after the MOU signing, on August 20th, the New York District Chapter of the Korean-American Chamber of Commerce hosted a "Chamber Members' Evening" event where President Moon Hwanchang delivered a special guest lecture.
President Moon emphasized the importance of business investment strategies in the current local environment and proposed "ABCD Technology and Strategy" as the competitive edge in the AI era, highlighting Cyber Korean University's cutting-edge digital education infrastructure, such as its AI-based multi-language captioning service for all courses.
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