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Business Agreement Reached between Dongseo University, Korea Education Broadcasting System, and Shanghai University of Engineering Science
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2015-05-18 16:56
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협약식.jpg (72.27 KB)Dongseo University (DSU), Shanghai University of Engineering Science (SUES), and Korea Education Broadcasting System (EBS) excel in the fields of IT, Design, and Cinematic Imagery. Recently, they agreed to combine their individual strengths in order to mutually produce globally-competitive products.
The President of DSU, Jekuk Chang, the President of SUES, Xia Jianguo, and the President and CEO of EBS, Shin Yong-sub, held a meeting at the EBS Council Chamber in Gangnam-Gu, Seoul, on May 12th. The result of this meeting was an agreement to produce materials and products intended for the global market using the resources and skills that each of the three institutions can offer. In addition, they plan to train a professional workforce in the broadcasting field.
The agreement consists of these conditions: To cooperate on research projects, collaborate in the educational field, exchange scientific research and offer the use of necessary research equipment, exchange educational materials and research data, and train a high-quality global workforce. These conditions reinforce a mutual goal of cooperation through exchange between Korea and China.
Extracts from Speeches at the Ceremony
President Jekuk Chang: “First, I would like to greatly thank the President of SUES, Xia Jianguo, who came all the way from China, the President and CEO of EBS, Shin Yong-sub, and the staff who prepared this ceremony. I believe that DSU can gather innovative momentum by promoting a broadcasting image through this Memorandum of Understanding. SUES and EBS are also expected to improve in development of broadcasting and education, using the research staff and equipment of DSU. I am thankful that DSU was chosen out of the numerous national universities, which also have broadcasting divisions, by SUES and EBS.”
President Xia Jianguo: “Korea and China have not only a geographically close relationship but close and diverse political and historical relationships as well. DSU, SUES, and EBS agreed to train internationally outstanding individuals in field of Cinematic Imagery. In short, we can educate individuals who have international knowledge. We expect to create a new style of strategically cooperative relationships. I hope we can play a big role in the prosperity of not only Korea and China, but all of East Asia.”
President and CEO Shin Yong-sub: “The training of talented people and the manufacturing of content has become a cooperative project between industry and academia. With this in mind, I think the agreement we made today is meaningful for the exchange and training of labor forces in professional broadcasting and production support at a global level. I really want to thank President Xia, DSU, and the staff again for allowing us to have this meaningful interaction.”
President Xia Jianguo and representatives of SUES visited DSU on May 11th. They looked around the Media Center, Design University and other related facilities. They also met and talked with SUES students who are studying at DSU. After that, they visited President Jekuk Chang and discussed the topics of exchange and cooperation. Afterwards, they participated in the Korea-China Administrative Commission Conference.
The President of DSU, Jekuk Chang, the President of SUES, Xia Jianguo, and the President and CEO of EBS, Shin Yong-sub, held a meeting at the EBS Council Chamber in Gangnam-Gu, Seoul, on May 12th. The result of this meeting was an agreement to produce materials and products intended for the global market using the resources and skills that each of the three institutions can offer. In addition, they plan to train a professional workforce in the broadcasting field.
The agreement consists of these conditions: To cooperate on research projects, collaborate in the educational field, exchange scientific research and offer the use of necessary research equipment, exchange educational materials and research data, and train a high-quality global workforce. These conditions reinforce a mutual goal of cooperation through exchange between Korea and China.
Extracts from Speeches at the Ceremony
President Jekuk Chang: “First, I would like to greatly thank the President of SUES, Xia Jianguo, who came all the way from China, the President and CEO of EBS, Shin Yong-sub, and the staff who prepared this ceremony. I believe that DSU can gather innovative momentum by promoting a broadcasting image through this Memorandum of Understanding. SUES and EBS are also expected to improve in development of broadcasting and education, using the research staff and equipment of DSU. I am thankful that DSU was chosen out of the numerous national universities, which also have broadcasting divisions, by SUES and EBS.”
President Xia Jianguo: “Korea and China have not only a geographically close relationship but close and diverse political and historical relationships as well. DSU, SUES, and EBS agreed to train internationally outstanding individuals in field of Cinematic Imagery. In short, we can educate individuals who have international knowledge. We expect to create a new style of strategically cooperative relationships. I hope we can play a big role in the prosperity of not only Korea and China, but all of East Asia.”
President and CEO Shin Yong-sub: “The training of talented people and the manufacturing of content has become a cooperative project between industry and academia. With this in mind, I think the agreement we made today is meaningful for the exchange and training of labor forces in professional broadcasting and production support at a global level. I really want to thank President Xia, DSU, and the staff again for allowing us to have this meaningful interaction.”
President Xia Jianguo and representatives of SUES visited DSU on May 11th. They looked around the Media Center, Design University and other related facilities. They also met and talked with SUES students who are studying at DSU. After that, they visited President Jekuk Chang and discussed the topics of exchange and cooperation. Afterwards, they participated in the Korea-China Administrative Commission Conference.