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Suwon Technical High School and Hanseo University signed a business agreement to mutually utilize educational capabilities and resources to foster professional technical personnel in new industries.
Suwon Technical High School and Hanseo University announced on the 27th that they signed a business agreement to foster professional technical personnel in new industries and agreed to mutually utilize the educational capabilities and resources of both institutions.
According to the agreement, the two organizations will join forces to carry out joint research, including ▲ cooperation to promote joint projects in new industries, ▲ mutual information exchange and support for industry-academia cooperation and linkage, ▲ support for solving pending industrial issues and nurturing practical talent, and ▲ development of educational programs to cultivate talent.
In particular, this agreement is significant in that it creates a practical path for Suwon Technical High School students to access university-level education and career information in new industries from the time they are enrolled, and to plan for employment and degree acquisition at the same time after graduation.
With this agreement, students will be able to work and study in parallel. By working at a contracting company on weekdays and gaining experience, and completing major education at a university at night and on weekends, you can simultaneously obtain a 4-year bachelor's degree and practical experience in 3 years.
Tuition fees are jointly supported by the government, universities, and companies, greatly reducing the financial burden on students and parents.
There are three departments recruiting: ▲ Advanced Aviation Department, ▲ Aviation Service Management Department, and ▲ Mobility Convergence Design Department.
This agreement is effective for one year from the date of signing by representatives of both organizations, and is automatically extended for one year unless otherwise agreed, allowing for continued cooperation.

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