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The Korea Herald, the nation’s No. 1 English newspaper, plans to hold “The 3rd Tomorrow Global Leaders’ Camp” in partnership with Tomorrow at the Global Campus of Kyung Hee University in Yongin, Gyeonggi Province, and at BEXCO in Busan from July 2 to 11.
The camp is aimed at providing 500 select university students with an opportunity to foster creative thinking, leadership and a global mindset, organizers said.
Through a variety of programs ranging from leadership coaching and mentoring to cultural activities and sports, the participants will be able to broaden their network and views by interacting with peers from all around the world.
The camp will be attended by 300 Koreans and 200 foreign students from the U.S., Russia, Mexico and the Philippines. All the programs are run in English only.
Those who want to take part in the event can submit applications at www.tglc.or.kr from April 30 to May 31.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Busan Metropolitan City Government and The Herald Business are sponsoring this camp.
By Ock Hyun-ju (laeticia.ock@heraldcorp.com)
The camp is aimed at providing 500 select university students with an opportunity to foster creative thinking, leadership and a global mindset, organizers said.
Through a variety of programs ranging from leadership coaching and mentoring to cultural activities and sports, the participants will be able to broaden their network and views by interacting with peers from all around the world.
The camp will be attended by 300 Koreans and 200 foreign students from the U.S., Russia, Mexico and the Philippines. All the programs are run in English only.
Those who want to take part in the event can submit applications at www.tglc.or.kr from April 30 to May 31.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Busan Metropolitan City Government and The Herald Business are sponsoring this camp.
By Ock Hyun-ju (laeticia.ock@heraldcorp.com)
