Keimyung Culture University signs MOU with Daegu Seongeo Industrial Complex Authority

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Kim Byung-jin
Published : Oct. 15, 2026 - 09:00:43
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[Provided by Keimyung Culture University]
[Provided by Keimyung Culture University]

Keimyung Culture University signed a memorandum of understanding with the Daegu Seongeo Industrial Complex Authority on Monday to advance the anchor project and promote regional industrial development. The signing ceremony was held in a conference room on the fifth floor of the authority's building.

Attendees included Keimyung Culture University President Park Seung-ho, Anchor Project Director Kim Jae-hyeon, Deputy Director Kim Yu-seok and Team Leader Moon Jeong-nam, along with Daegu Seongeo Industrial Complex Authority Chairman Lee Chang-won, Executive Director Kim Gi-eok and Management Director Jeong Yeon-ju.

Under the agreement, the two institutions pledged close cooperation across several areas: building mutual understanding and strengthening collaboration to advance the anchor project, establishing and operating an interdisciplinary education system to develop talent tailored to industrial demand, and providing support for other initiatives aimed at mutual growth.

The university plans to use the agreement as a springboard to strengthen industry-academia cooperation by actively incorporating the on-site needs of companies in the Daegu Seongeo Industrial Complex into its curriculum and linking company-specific job training with joint industry-academia research and development.

"This agreement will serve as a meaningful opportunity to closely connect the university's educational capabilities with the demands of local industry," President Park said. "We will make every effort to develop the skilled professionals that industry needs and contribute to strengthening corporate competitiveness, as well as to boosting employment and settlement among local youth, through our cooperation with the Daegu Seongeo Industrial Complex Authority."

Authority Chairman Lee said he hopes the partnership will lead to tangible industry-academia cooperation, including talent development and technology support for companies in the complex. "We will continue to strengthen our cooperative framework for the growth of businesses and the development of the regional industry," he added.


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