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President Eun Mee Kim Appointed as UN Women’s First National Goodwill Ambassador for the Republic of Korea

President Eun Mee Kim Appointed as UN Women’s First National Goodwill Ambassador for the Republic of Korea President Eun Mee Kim has been honored with her appointment as the first National Goodwill Ambassador for UN Women in Korea. UN Women announced on January 29, 2024 (Mon.) that “President Eun Mee Kim of Ewha Womans University has been appointed as the National Goodwill Ambassador for the Republic of Korea, in recognition of her lifelong career of wide-ranging research and policy advisory work under the goal of enhancing gender equality and empowering women.” The basis for the appointment was aptly outlined by UN Women, which stated, “As a pioneer in the field of international development cooperation, President Kim has dedicated herself to the study of issues faced by women and girls, not only in Korea but across the world, including in developing countries. Her contributions have led to the improvement of women’s rights in education, economy, health, and peace and security. Through her research and policy advisory roles, she has promoted efforts to enhance Korea’s contribution to the advancement of women’s rights worldwide.” UN Women’s Goodwill Ambassadors are prominent luminaries who leverage their influence across various fields to promote the mission of the United Nations. Notable ambassadors include Anne Hathaway, Nicole Kidman, and Emma Watson, among others. President Kim has been appointed as the first Korean and the first academic to serve as the National Goodwill Ambassador for the Republic of Korea by UN Women. Eun Mee Kim is the 17th president of Ewha Womans University and a professor at the Ewha Graduate School of International Studies. From 2009 to 2013, she was selected for the World Class University (WCU) project, an initiative launched by the National Research Foundation of Korea. During the project, she conducted comparative research on the international development cooperation systems of Korea and major advanced donor countries in a study titled “Cross-national comparative analysis of the effectiveness of development assistance.” Its findings laid the foundation for systematic research on Official Development Assistance (ODA), leading to numerous publications in both Korean and English on Korea’s ODA system, including its institutions, policies, and key sectors. Within Korea, she has participated as a member of the Committee for International Development Cooperation under the Prime Minister’s Office, the Policy Advisory Committees for both the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family, and the Advisory Committee for KOICA. She has also served as the President of the Korean Association of International Development and Cooperation and, most recently, the Vice-Chairperson of the Korean National Commission for UNESCO. Through these roles, she has advocated for incorporating a gender perspective into the ODA system and expanding efforts to promote gender equality in international development cooperation. To this end, President Kim has been a regular beneficiary of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, one of the world’s largest philanthropies, which supported her robust research activities in the aforementioned field with funding in 2013, 2016, 2019, and 2023. In addition, she was awarded the Chang-Lin Tien Distinguished Leadership Award from The Asia Foundation in 2021. In terms of her international achievements, she was selected in 2016 as the sole Korean author among the co-authors of the Global Sustainable Development Report to be submitted to the UN High-Level Political Forum (HLPF). In the report, she emphasized the urgency and significance of addressing inequalities, particularly gender inequality, as an obstacle in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). She has also led numerous research programs and initiatives aimed at strengthening the capacities of women from developing countries, including the launch of the Ewha-KOICA International Studies Master’s Degree Program in 2007 for women public officials from the developing world. As the director of the Ewha Global Health Institute for Girls at Ewha Womans University Medical Center, she has conducted various research projects on health issues faced by women and girls in developing countries. Looking ahead, President Kim will engage in a broad spectrum of activities as UN Women’s National Goodwill Ambassador for the Republic of Korea, supporting UN Women’s areas of work, including women’s economic empowerment, ending violence against women, peace and security, and climate change, drawing on her considerable expertise in international development cooperation.
- No.733
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- Date2024.02.06
- Views16425
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Ewha Womans University’s 2024 New Year’s Concert Celebrates the New Year with the Community

Ewha Womans University’s 2024 New Year’s Concert Celebrates the New Year with the Community Ewha Womans University successfully held its 2024 New Year’s Concert at Welch-Ryang Auditorium at 2 p.m. on January 2, 2024 (Tue.). To celebrate the Year of the Blue Dragon, known as the “gapjin” year in the traditional 60-year sexagenary cycle, the university invited members of the local community in Seodaemun District to this event for the first time. Professors, students, and alumnae from the university’s College of Music, Korea’s first music department established in 1925, participated and delivered high-caliber performances. The event was well-attended, with approximately 2,800 university staff, students, and local residents filling every available seat. Before the concert, President Eun Mee Kim delivered her New Year’s greeting with the following remarks: “We are delighted to present this New Year’s concert as a token of our appreciation to residents of Seodaemun District at Ewha Womans University Welch-Ryang Auditorium. Built in 1956, this deeply meaningful venue was the largest of its kind in Asia at the time of its construction, and has since hosted major events including chapels, entrance ceremonies, and graduation ceremonies.” She added, “I hope that 2024, the Year of the Blue Dragon, will be a wonderful new year filled with hopes and dreams that soar as proudly as its namesake.” The concert began with a piano piece by Franz Schubert, followed by performances from the Seodaemun District Boys and Girls Choir, the Ewha Gayageum Ensemble WITH, and Ewha SORI—the latter two groups composed of current Ewha students. All performances received enthusiastic responses from the audience. The event continued with the Ewha Philharmonic Orchestra, including professors, alumnae, and students from the College of Music, under the baton of Professor Ki-sun Sung from the Department of Orchestral Instruments. The finale was a spectacular collaborative performance featuring Professor Ji Hwa Shin of the Department of Voice and the Ewha Music College Choir, accompanied by the Ewha Philharmonic Orchestra. Since relocating from the old school building in Jeong-dong to the current Sinchon campus in 1935, Ewha Womans University has been a part of the Seodaemun District for 88 years. The university has consistently strived to contribute to the community and neighborhood with a spirit of service and sharing. Moving forward, Ewha aims to continue promoting the values it upholds by engaging with the local community and taking the initiative in social contributions. The university seeks to expand Ewha’s culture of mutual respect and care (“E-Culture”), to grow alongside the community as a university that stands proudly by its neighbors.
- No.731
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- Date2024.01.03
- Views21997
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Ewha Holds a Farewell Ceremony for the 2023 Fall Semester International Exchange and Visiting Students

Ewha Holds a Farewell Ceremony for the 2023 Fall Semester International Exchange and Visiting Students Organized by the Office of International Affairs, a farewell ceremony was held for the 2023 Fall Semester International Exchange and Visiting Students on December 11, 2023 (Mon.) at Lee Sam-bong Hall of the ECC building. The event began with a farewell speech by Vice President Inhan Kim of the Office of International Affairs, who remarked, “Your experiences at Ewha are sure to have presented you with opportunities to deepen your knowledge and understanding of other cultures, based on which I hope you will go on to form vital spokes of global networks on behalf of Ewha and Korea.” Following his speech, a video showcasing the activities of exchange and visiting students in the fall semester of 2023 was screened to share the fond memories they made together during the semester. The video showed students actively and joyfully participating in various field trips and events to strengthen their friendships, including making Korean festive and seasonal food, crafting a pearl key chain, and going ice skating. Around 380 exchange and visiting students from 29 countries studied at Ewha in the fall semester of 2023, and the number of international students at Ewha has been gradually increasing since the declaration of the endemic phase for COVID-19 and satisfaction for international programs at Ewha likewise has been marking a high point. Emma Wramsby (Lund University, Sweden) presented her impression on behalf of her peers to share her experiences during the semester she spent at Ewha, describing her surprise upon first arriving in Korea and extending her gratitude to the passionate and friendly Korean friends who she met during her stay. Anthony Jacob Joson (Temple University, U.S.) shared his experience of field trips with diverse groups of friends, including hiking trips and visits to amusement parks, and expressed that he will not forget his memories at Ewha and his desire to come back one day. The event ended successfully with the conferment of certificates and a group photograph. In particular, a photo booth prepared as a pre-ceremony event proved its high popularity with many of the students in attendance. The International Exchange Affairs Team is dedicated to raising the quality of programs for international exchange and visiting students. The team is also developing various field trips to allow international students studying at Ewha to experience fascinating aspects of Korean culture, and providing a variety of active support in all areas of life to help international students to adapt to their time in Korea and to enhance their satisfaction in Ewha programs by, for example, holding social events to foster friendships.
- No.729
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- Date2023.12.28
- Views30306
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President Eun Mee Kim Hosts a Talk with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva

President Eun Mee Kim Hosts a Talk with IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva Following a series of visits to Ewha in 2023 by Nobel Prize winners as well as world-renowned academic and expert authorities in various fields, a female leader from an international organization dedicated to promoting international economic cooperation and financial stability met with Ewha students to share her leadership and insight at the end of the year. Ewha President Eun Mee Kim and Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) engaged in conversation under the theme of “Bridging Gaps & Building Sustainable Future” at Emerson Chapel at 10 a.m. on December 15, 2023 (Fri.). This visit was the second event following the conversation with Christine Lagarde, the first woman to serve as the head of the IMF, under the theme of the “Future of Korea’s Education System and the Role of Women in Society.” Managing Director Georgieva decided to visit Ewha to meet the next generation of young women leaders. The event consisted of a fireside chat between President Eun Mee Kim and Managing Director Georgieva, followed by a Q&A session with students. President Eun Mee Kim represents South Korea as an expert on international cooperation and development, as the only Korean to be included in a list of 15 authors designated by the UN in 2016 to compile the 2019 Global Sustainable Development Report. She is also an opinion leader who has consistently spoken out to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals against the climate crisis and poverty. Meanwhile, Managing Director Georgieva has significant experience in the field of international development through organizations such as the World Bank and the EU, managing the world’s largest humanitarian aid budget through the latter in her work to resolve liabilities in the euro zone and resolve refugee crises. President Eun Mee Kim and Managing Director Georgieva engaged in a constructive conversation about various global crises including the pandemic and the climate crisis, as well as plans to build a sustainable future. Following the conversation, around 120 students who attended the event asked Managing Director Georgieva, who is working on promoting international economic cooperation and financial stability as a female head of an international organization for all of its 190 member countries, about her leadership and insight. Whenever heads of state and opinion leaders from around the world visit South Korea, Ewha serves as a venue to communicate with the next generation of talented women. Ewha also continues to maintain networks with global female leaders, including U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton (2009), Chilean President Michelle Bachelet (2009), and German Chancellor Angela Merkel (2010), thereby offering Ewha students access to unique global experiences.
- No.727
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- Date2023.12.20
- Views25020
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Ewha Hosts Tech-Biz EWHA 2023 to Gather Promising Technologies

Ewha Hosts Tech-Biz EWHA 2023 to Gather Promising Technologies The Ewha University-Industry Collaboration Foundation (EUICF) hosted Tech-Biz EWHA 2023 to facilitate the commercialization of Ewha’s promising future technologies and to promote industry-academic collaboration, at 2 p.m. on December 6, 2023 (Wed.) at Lee Sam-bong Hall of the ECC building. Tech-Biz EWHA has been held every year since 2021 to showcase Ewha’s technologies, patents, and research outcomes while facilitating technology transfers and commercialization through networking with corporations. This year, about 20 latest technologies were newly showcased at the event, including convergence research conducted with other universities as well as core technologies developed by Ewha. In addition, the event introduced the subsidiaries of Ewha’s technology holdings and around 200 EWHA Tech-Net companies in partnership with Ewha, firmly establishing itself as a venue for industry-academic cooperation networking where a variety of researchers and companies interested in the commercialization of technology gather together. The event presented outstanding promising technologies developed by Ewha faculty members based on Ewha’s research capacity in fields such as surgical robots, deep learning, quantum computers, artificial intelligence, tele-education, mRNA vaccines, antibody libraries, and brain health. Subsequently, Ewha’s convergence research partners, namely Konkuk University and Gyeongsang National University, announced their technological outcomes, followed by introductions of the subsidiaries of Ewha’s technology holdings and Ewha’s corporate partners of EWHA Tech-Net. In addition, the Korea SMEs and Startups Agency (KOSME) introduced its major corporate support projects, and a one-to-one technology partnering segment was held for companies that had previously applied for consultations. Ewha has more than 2,000 outstanding patents in various industries from advanced bio, artificial intelligence, semiconductors and displays, next-generation communications, and hydrogen to quantum. Through the EUICF, Ewha provides active support throughout the overall process of commercializing technologies that are developed based on Ewha’s outstanding research results, in areas such as intellectual property creation, technology transfers, and startup foundation. In particular, Ewha supports technology commercialization in line with corporate demand and contributes to the vitalization of technology-related communication between universities and companies by operating Ewha Value-up, a customized technology commercialization support program, and EWHA IP-Marketplace Platform (EPM), a technology information platform linked to the Korea Intellectual Property Rights Information Service (KIPRIS) database of the Korean Intellectual Property Office. Meanwhile, Ewha is also working on maximizing the value of research results, for example, by supporting the foundation of subsidiaries through Ewha’s technology holdings and operating the corporate membership program EWHA Tech-Net.
- No.725
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- Date2023.12.14
- Views22365
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Ewha Shares Gratitude and Joy with 2023 Ewha Family Christmas Service

Ewha Shares Gratitude and Joy with 2023 Ewha Family Christmas Service Ewha held the 2023 Ewha Family Christmas Service at Welch-Ryang Auditorium at 3 p.m. on December 7, 2023 (Thu.) to share the joy of Christmas with Ewha members. The Ewha Family Christmas Service, co-hosted by the Chaplain’s Office and the Ewha Alumnae Association, is held on the first Thursday of December every year, where Ewha students, current and retired faculty members and staff, and alumnae gather together to celebrate the meaning of Christmas in advance.This year’s Christmas service was attended by around 2,000 participants, including students, faculty, staff, and alumnae, as well as Chairperson of the Board of Trustees of Ewha Womans University Chang Myong-Sue, President Eun Mee Kim of Ewha Womans University, President Lee Myeong-kyeong of the Ewha Alumnae Association, and University Chaplain Sunhee Ahn, with the aim to ruminate together upon the meaning of Jesus’s birth while enjoying various performances. The Ewha Alumnae Association will deliver the donations raised through the service to Ewha graduate missionaries around the globe in countries including Cambodia, Bangladesh, and South Africa. The service opened with the Ewha Christmas Prayer, recited by the Ewha faculty, staff, students, and alumnae, followed by a scripture reading by President Lee Myeong-kyeong of the Ewha Alumnae Association, the hymn “O Holy Night” by the Ewha Chorus and a sermon by University Chaplain Sunhee Ahn. The service created a warm and beautiful Christmas atmosphere with special performances to share the joy of Christmas, including a musical piece titled “Sleigh Ride” by the Ewha Orchestra and a carol titled “Noel” by the Ewha Chorus. Meanwhile, the Ewha Houses of Christmas have been installed and illuminated around the campus to commemorate the birth of Jesus and to share warm-hearted love to everyone who visits Ewha. The Chaplain’s Office held the lighting ceremonies for “The Ewha Houses of Christmas – Nativity Scene” on November 28, 2023 (Tue.). Since its first showing at the ECC in 2018, the Ewha Houses of Christmas have also been installed in dormitories and the College of Medicine Magok Campus. This year, it has been installed in front of Hak-gwan, which reopened in September after remodeling and partial construction, and will remain on display until early January next year to light up the night on the campus.
- No.723
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- Date2023.12.12
- Views19345
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The 2023 Yoon Hoo-Jung Unification Forum Held, Marking a 10-Year Journey for Peace Building

The 2023 Yoon Hoo-Jung Unification Forum Held, Marking a 10-Year Journey for Peace Building The 2023 Yoon Hoo-Jung Unification Forum was successfully held at Lee Sam-bong Hall of the ECC building at 2 p.m. on December 4, 2023 (Mon.). The forum, which marks its tenth anniversary since its first session in 2014, served as a venue to retrace the course of Ewha’s past steps toward unification and peace, and to share the peace building activities of women around the world, under the theme of “Womans for Peace Building.” The event began with opening remarks by President Eun Mee Kim of Ewha Womans University, congratulatory remarks by Oh Youngju, the 2nd Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, who passed the Diplomatic Service Examination for the first time from Ewha, and video screening of “The 10-Year Journey: Yoon Hoo-Jung Unification Forum.” This was followed by Session 1, featuring a conversation with a UN agency expert on violence against women and health in conflict situations, and Session 2, featuring talks with heads of domestic and international institutions for North Korea and unification research. In Session 1, Reem Alsalem, the UN Special Rapporteur on Violence against Women and Girls, made remarks as a keynote speaker, while former World Health Organization (WHO) Director Kang Min-Whee, the first Korean woman to serve in a director-level position at the WHO, participated as a speaker in a conversation on the topic of “Women and Girls in Conflict Situations and Mainstreaming Gender in Peace Building.” Based on the length and depth of their hands-on experience, UN Special Rapporteur Reem Alsalem and former WHO Director Kang Min-Whee shared their opinions on the reality of women and children facing statelessness and anarchy, gender-based violence in conflict situations, and female North Korean defectors’ issues. They also expressed their expectations to find ways to uphold women’s rights and human rights in the process of the unification of the Korean Peninsula through the Yoon Hoo-Jung Unification Forum. Session 2 opened with the screening of a video showcasing North Korean studies and unification research at Ewha, and featured talks with heads of domestic and international institutions for North Korea and unification research under the theme of “Ewha, Women and Unification: Past, Present, and Future.” Won Gon Park, Director of the Institute of Unification Studies and a professor at the Department of North Korean Studies at Ewha, presided over the talks as a moderator representing the school. Meanwhile, Director Jong-won Lee of the Institute of Korean Studies at Waseda University, Director Eun-Jeung Lee of the Institute of Korean Studies at the Free University of Berlin, Director Sojin Lim of the International Institute of Korean Studies at the University of Central Lancashire participated in a panel conversation to discuss future-oriented plans to overcome the division on the Korean Peninsula and move toward peace building, including discussions on the issue of female North Korean defectors, peace-focused unification, and the establishment a network for a sustainable future. The event closed with the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the Ewha Institute of Unification Studies and the International Institute of Korean Studies at the University of Central Lancashire. Marking its tenth anniversary this year, the Yoon Hoo-Jung Unification Forum served as an opportunity to retrace Ewha’s footsteps to establish itself as an opinion leader for society, academia, and future generations by continuing to conduct rich academic discussions on North Korea and unification issues over the past decade.
- No.721
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- Date2023.12.08
- Views16871
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Ewha Holds the 2023 Seoul Symposium for the Canadian Women-only Business Mission to South Korea and Thailand

Ewha Holds the 2023 Seoul Symposium for the Canadian Women-only Business Mission to South Korea and Thailand The 2023 Seoul Symposium for the Canadian Women-only Business Mission to South Korea and Thailand, the global network between Korean and Canadian women entrepreneurs, was successfully held at Lee Sam-bong Hall of the ECC building on November 30, 2023 (Thu.). The symposium was co-hosted by Ewha and the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada to support women entrepreneurs’ empowerment through promoting ties and cooperation, and global solidarity. The symposium, under the theme of “Women Entrepreneurs Cooperation and International Trade Innovation,” was attended by around 160 female business leaders, scholars, public officials, and students, including President Eun Mee Kim of Ewha Womans University, CEO Soo-Yeon Choi of the Korean tech giant Naver, Canadian Ambassador to the Republic of Korea H.E. Tamara Mawhinney, and Chief Trade Commissioner and Assistant Deputy Minister at Global Affairs Canada Sara Wilshaw. The Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada (APF Canada) is a non-profit research organization that focuses on enhancing Canada’s relations with countries in the Asia-Pacific region by providing their research findings and policy proposals for governments and businesses and by connecting stakeholders in the private and public sectors. This year, APF Canada has selected South Korea and Thailand among Asian countries, and its Business Mission attended the Seoul Symposium held at Ewha on November 30, 2023 (Thu.), following the Bangkok Symposium in Thailand on November 27, 2023 (Mon.), to discuss bilateral and regional trade issues, gender inclusion in the economy with the goal of facilitating women’s economic progress, and support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). The symposium began with a welcome speech by President Eun Mee Kim, introductory remarks by Vice-President Christine Nakamura of APF Canada, and welcome speech videos by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau of Canada, and Minister of Export Promotion, International Trade and Economic Development of Canada Mary Ng. This was followed by conversations with CEO Soo-Yeon Choi of Naver, and Canadian Ambassador to the Republic of Korea H.E. Tamara Mawhinney, under the theme of a “New Generation of Tech Leadership.” During the conversation, the speakers shared their brilliant and interesting perspectives on the new generation of female leadership and the tech industry ecosystem in Korea and Canada. In addition, a panel discussion addressed the topics of trade policies and support for female business leaders in both Korea and Canada.
- No.719
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- Date2023.12.01
- Views18080
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Ewha Ranks Second in the National Customer Satisfaction Index (NCSI) for Private Universities

Ewha Ranks Second in the National Customer Satisfaction Index (NCSI) for Private Universities In the 2023 National Customer Satisfaction Index (NCSI) survey conducted by the Korea Productivity Center, Ewha Womans University shared second place in the category of private universities in Korea. This marks a rise from third place in 2022, establishing Ewha as one of the top universities in student satisfaction. The NCSI was developed to improve quality competitiveness for corporations and the quality of life for the general public, and is compiled by the Korea Productivity Center on an annual basis. The NCSI is a satisfaction index based on direct evaluations by customers with firsthand experience of a product or service, and is widely recognized for its representativeness and reliability. In the 2023 survey, Ewha scored 80 points in total, tying for second place with Hankuk University of Foreign Studies after Sungkyunkwan University in first place. As such, Ewha maintained its place in the top echelon of the rankings, listing third place in 2019, second in 2020, third in 2021 and 2022, and second in 2023. In this year’s NCSI survey, individual interviews were conducted with 2,600 students studying in 13 private universities located in the Seoul metropolitan area. The rankings are determined by totaling the scores received in the categories of overall satisfaction with the university, satisfaction compared to expectations before admission, and satisfaction compared to ideal satisfaction with the university. By category, Ewha scored the highest points in satisfaction compared to expectations before admission at 87 points, up 4.8 percent from last year. In addition, Ewha received higher points in customer loyalty meaning “I would choose Ewha Womans University again if I had a choice,” customer retention meaning “I want to keep attending this school,” overall satisfaction with the university, and actual satisfaction after admission.
- No.717
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- Date2023.11.13
- Views18206
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Opening of the Ewha Startup Open Space and the Ewha Startup E-Room Center

Opening of the Ewha Startup Open Space and the Ewha Startup E-Room Center On November 7, 2023 (Tue.), the Ewha Womans University Campus Town Center held the opening ceremony of the Ewha Startup Open Space and the Ewha Startup E-Room Center, both of which are aimed at supporting the growth of young entrepreneurs. The newly launched Ewha Startup Open Space, taking up one basement floor with a total ground area of 645 m2, will be operated as a co-working space for prospective entrepreneurs. Above all, its close proximity to the campus main gate would allow prospective entrepreneurs to interact and collaborate with the local community in various ways. The Ewha Startup Open Space will offer a wide range of programs to discover and develop business ideas by aspiring entrepreneurs, including startup exploration hackathons, entrepreneurship education, and sector-specific mentoring programs. The Ewha Startup E-Room Center, launched together with the Open Space, was established by renovating Building E of I-house located near the Ewha-SK Telecom Center into a business incubating space for young entrepreneurs. The Ewha Startup E-Room Center, comprising four aboveground floors with a total ground area of 820 m2, offers effective support for young entrepreneurs by providing them with various spaces such as the co-working space, individual office room, education room, video studio, and meeting room. Another advantage is the ease of access to the campus back gate and Seongsan-ro. The Ewha Startup E-Room Center is planning to provide one-stop support for the growth of startups established by young entrepreneurs by providing the infrastructure necessary to establish a startup, conducting a customized business incubation program through prior diagnosis, and supporting business funds. The Ewha Startup Open Space and the Ewha Startup E-Room Center have been established as part of the Seoul Campus Town Project. Previously, when participating in the Unit-type Campus Town Project in 2020, Ewha Womans University earned high recognition for its outstanding entrepreneurship support capabilities based on human and physical infrastructure, which led to its selection for the Integrated Campus Town Project in 2023. Ewha will conduct the project with a total funding of nearly KRW 6 billion over four years.
- No.715
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- Date2023.11.10
- Views18153

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