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  • INU launches global integrated college

    Incheon National University on Tuesday launched the College of Law, Commerce and Public Affairs, which encompasses various disciplines in its humanities program. According to officials, the integrat...

    Feb 23, 2016

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  • Korea, U.S. defense universities to strengthen academic exchanges

    South Korea's state-run defense university said Tuesday it plans to ink a preliminary deal with its U.S. counterpart this week to strengthen academic exchanges amid North Korea's evolving threats. T...

    Feb 23, 2016

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  • Ministry codifies schools’ student protection but without binding power

    The Education Ministry on Monday rolled out a series of measures to protect children deprived of their right to education but the plan is not legally binding, raising questions about their effectiven...

    Feb 22, 2016

    Education
  • [Graphic News] Most gifted children learning math, science

    Of all elementary, middle and high school students in South Korea, 1.8 percent of have been deemed gifted children and are receiving specialized education, the Education Ministry said Wednesday. Of ...

    Feb 17, 2016

    Education
  • IVECA promotes cross-cultural education

    Recognizing education as a powerful tool to achieve international prosperity, 21st century learning should address the linkages between education and its contributions on the global level, an expert ...

    Feb 1, 2016

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  • Chadwick to host meeting of overseas schools

    Chadwick International will host the Korea Council of Overseas Schools on March 11, officials said Monday. The KORCOS is a nonprofit, nonsectarian organization of educators from overseas currentl...

    Feb 1, 2016

    Education
  • Yonsei’s new chief takes office

    Yonsei University’s newly-elected president Kim Yong-hak took office on Monday at an inauguration ceremony held in the school’s Seoul campus. Kim, 63, has worked as a sociology professor at the univ...

    Feb 1, 2016

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  • Education issues set for bumpy year in 2016

    The year 2016 is expected to be a boisterous one in the education sector, especially as government policies continue to fuel political and ideological debates about issues including free child care, ...

    Feb 1, 2016

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  • Appeals court upholds stripping teachers’ union of legal status

    The Seoul High Court on Tuesday ruled in favor of the government’s decision to strip the Korea Teachers and Education Workers’ Union of its legal status, dealing it yet another blow in its two-year l...

    Jan 21, 2016

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  • Authorities play chicken over ‘child care crisis’

    Even as payday for kindergarten teachers across the country looms, the impasse between government and regional education authorities over financing the country’s free child care “Nuri” program persis...

    Jan 20, 2016

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  • The rooms where time refuses to pass

    Parents, authorities, school officials locked in standoff over preserving ‘memory classrooms’ for Sewol’s student victims

    Jan 18, 2016

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  • [Weekender] ‘Elite education vital to help students reach their full potential’

    The debate over gifted education in Korea is generally played out between two sides: Opponents argue the special education program is tailored for the select few and undermines the principle of equal...

    Jan 8, 2016

    Education
  • Education chiefs propose child care standoff talks

    Heads of six education offices across the country accused the government Wednesday of unfairly forcing local education offices to shoulder the costs for its free child care Nuri program, and suggeste...

    Jan 6, 2016

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  • Student councils, scholars denounce sex slave deal

    A local scholars’ group on Monday called for the immediate annulment of last week’s agreement between South Korea and Japan on wartime sex slavery, saying it is working with 380 intellectuals and act...

    Jan 4, 2016

    Education
  • Child care crisis looms as funding standoff persists

    Government, education offices dig their heels deeper in strife over childcare funding program

    Jan 4, 2016

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