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Kookmin University's Graduate School of Global Entrepreneurship has expanded its cooperation with US and Australian universities for AI startup education.

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Kukmin University's Global Entrepreneurship and Venture Graduate School has partnered with universities in the US and Australia to build a global network for research and education in entrepreneurship. The school's AI Entrepreneurship & Innovation Center (AEIC) signed a cooperation agreement with Australia's University of Technology Sydney (UTS) on September 21, and also held discussions with Loyola Marymount University's Fred Kiesner Center for Entrepreneurship in the US.

The partnerships aim to redesign entrepreneurship education for the AI era, sharing experiences and best practices in curriculum design and evaluation. The AEIC plans to use these collaborations to upgrade its graduate curriculum and will hold a vision announcement ceremony on October 24.

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