Dongseo University’s Future Career College and Sungwoo Hitech signed an “Academic Exchange Agreement for Cultivating Customized Workforce for Lifelong Education System Support Project” at Sungwoo Hitech’s head office in Yangsan on March 15.

Sungwoo Hitech is a specialized auto parts maker, with sales of roughly 3,460 billion won in 2018.

In attendance from DSU at the signing ceremony were Professor Chung Hyun-seok, Dean of the Future Career College, as well as Professors Kim Dae-min and Jo Sang-hyeon. Attending from Sungwoo Hitech were CEO Lee Moon-yong, Vice President Do Jongbok, Director Song Sang-min, and Department Head Kim Gyu-yeong.

Points covered in the agreement between the Future Career College and Sungwoo Hitech included: the operation and development of special education curricula; the revitalization of ondemand human resources education; the support for employment admission by lifelong learner special screening; the activation of related technology and research; the support and early dissemination of new, on the spot technology; and the establishment of a cooperative technical support system.

Sungwoo Hitech CEO Lee Moon-yong said, "Sungwoo Hitech has a corporate culture that contributes positively to society through many various activities; through this agreement, I am glad to add to those the revitalization of lifelong learning, which I think is a nationally important undertaking. I will actively pursue talented graduates who have chosen to acquire skills through lifelong learning with different perspectives and talents obtained through tertiary education."

Dean Chung Hyeon-seok of the Future Career College said, "I am deeply grateful to CEO Lee Moon-yong and Sungwoo Hitech for their active recruiting of talent among lifelong learners," and that “Sungwoo Hitech's efforts in this regard will be great future assets for many talented students who are pursuing lifelong learning."