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Korea Maritime & Ocean University Actively Performs Activities to Attract Overseas Students in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Korea Maritime Korea Maritime President Deog-hee Doh) is actively taking steps to attract Vietnamese students to this prestigious university. KMOU’s Office of International Affairs announced that it recently established a delegation of four staff members led by Jin-chul Choi, Dean of the Office of International Affairs, and dispatched it to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. The KMOU delegation visited Ho Chi Minh City University of Transport (UT-HCMC) and introduced KMOU’s 2+2 program, a dual-degree program that allows Vietnamese students to receive degrees from both universities after finishing their required courses at UT-HCMC for two years and at KMOU for two years. Accordingly, it stated that “35 Vietnamese students who completed their two-year courses in Ho Chi Minh City can successfully fulfill the procedures for KMOU’s transfer admission and take major courses operated by the Department of Logistics during the second semester of the 2023 academic year through KMOU’s 2+2 program.” Subsequently, Choi held a meeting with Dr. Nguyen Tien Thuy, Chairman of the Board of Directors of UT-HCMC, to discuss measures for encouraging UT-HCMC students to successfully adapt to their student lives at KMOU and for promoting interactions between the two universities. In a meeting with Choi, Dr. Nguyen responded, “UT-HCMC is located in Ho Chi Minh City, which serves as the greatest economic hub in Vietnam and has Saigon Port, the largest port in our nation. Based on its advantageous location, it has actively cultivated talented experts in the marine transportation field, which has shown dynamic growth in Vietnam. As KMOU is situated in Busan, the greatest port city in Korea, the engagement of our students in KMOU’s 2+2 program will create substantial momentum toward the expansion of our interactions with KMOU and Korea.” The KMOU delegation also paid a visit to the Korean Education Centre in Ho Chi Minh City, an institution dedicated to supporting Korean education and activities to attract overseas students to the city. During this meeting, they discussed measures for promoting the enrollment of overseas students at KMOU and providing them with KMOU promotional materials. In addition, both parties agreed to continue their cooperation. Further the KMOU delegation extended its outreach to the South Korean Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City to bolster communication and streamline procedures between KMOU and public organizations in Vietnam regarding tasks required for increasing the entrance of Vietnamese students into South Korea, such as document authentication and visa application. Choi stated, “Following our visit to Ho Chi Minh City, we will constantly make efforts to actively attract young and dynamic Vietnamese talent with a great passion for education from various universities, including UT-HCMC, and ultimately encourage KMOU to become a reputable global university specializing in the maritime field.”
2023.09.04
Korea Maritime & Ocean University (KMOU; President Doeghee Doh) announced on the 26th that it has selected “Haeyang” as its official mascot. Haeyang is a character symbolizing a water drop that represents the vibrant start of KMOU, which conducts research and educational activities centered on oceans.
Korea Maritime Korea Maritime President Doeghee Doh) announced on the 26th that it has selected “Haeyang” as its official mascot. Haeyang is a character symbolizing a water drop that represents the vibrant start of KMOU, which conducts research and educational activities centered on oceans.KMOU recently held a nationwide contest to select the official mascot. Not only the students and faculty members of KMOU but also many other people with excellent ideas and skills from all over the nation participated in the contest. A total of 108 mascot designs were submitted.KMOU evaluated these submissions on the basis of three categories: symbolism, applicability, and originality. Four designs, including Haeyang, were selected after a public vote for the grand, excellence, and runner-up prizes (the latter presented for two submissions). The work that won the grand prize earned a high score in originality, receiving good feedback for associating creative ideas with the university’s characteristics. Participants who created the characters “Haedam” (sea otter), “Hanhae” (whale), and “Haesoo” (person) won the excellence and runner-up prizes.Haeyang is significant as a character in that it goes beyond being merely a general university symbol and instead represents the university in a creative manner. It increases accessibility for prospective students with its adorable appeal, while also instilling pride in current students and faculty.KMOU plans on using the grand-prize winner, Haeyang, for various online and offline contents to effectively introduce the university.“In this new era, KMOU will create new values for today, beyond tradition and pride, and nurture talented human resources in maritime and ocean science who can deal with any changes that may occur,” said KMOU President Doeghee Doh. “Our mascot Haeyang will help our university get closer to our students.”
2023.07.28
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(Call for Applications) 2023-2024 Incoming Exchange Students at KMOU
2023.03.15
(Call for Applications) 2023 Korea-Japan Government Scholarship Short-term Undergraduate Course Program
2023.03.12
2023 Korea-Japan Government Scholarship for 1 Year Undergraduate Program
2022.10.06
Nomination on 2022 Korea-Japan Government Scholarship Short-term Undergraduate Course
2022.04.20
2022-2023 KMOU Incoming General Exchange Program(Undergraduate Level)
2022.04.14
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