International seminar "Korea - East Asia Cultural Exchange"

Prof. SangHoon Kim (Rector of the College of Social Sciences, Inha University) is speaking at the opening of the seminar (photo: Dinh Hau)

Inha University has had a long-standing relationship with the University of Social Sciences and Humanities. The starting point for this relationship was the personal relationships between professors and researchers of the two universities, and now it has progressed to joint programs on education as well as academic exchange. The achievements of this relationship are shown through the exchange results of the University of Social Sciences and Humanities with the member schools of Inha University and we hope that this relationship will continue to develop, so that academic development and research can be better and better.

Professor Chang-hee Nam (Inha University, Korea) is presenting his paper at the seminar (photo: Dinh Hau)

Geographically, Korea and Vietnam are somewhat distant, but have many similarities, so in the future there are tasks that we can do together. Through the discussion, both sides hope to further develop the good relationship, thereby developing the relationship between the two countries and developing academic exchanges.

The workshop consists of two sub-committees with the following main contents:

Subcommittee 1: “Social issues”including presentations such as: "Japan's strategic interests in the Korean Peninsula and in reconciling historical conflicts" by Professor Chang-hee Nam (Department of Political Science), "China's rise and East Asia: Problems and prospects" by Professor Euikon (Department of Anthropology), "The impact of extra-budgetary financial activities on the scale of local government debt in Korea" by Professor Changhoon Jung (Department of Public Administration), "Environmental sustainability and economic competitiveness" by Professor Seong-gin Moon (Department of Public Administration)...

Subcommittee 2: “Humanitarian issues”including presentations such as: “The campaign to exclusively use the Korean alphabet “Hangeul” – The beginning and present” by Prof. Myong Chul Ahn (Department of Korean Language and Korean Literature), “A comparative study of the phenomenon of high-level reproduction in English and Korean” by Prof. Eun-Ju Noh (Department of English and English Literature), “Exposing the myths about drinking in the East and the West in the media” by Prof. Seung Kuk Baik (Department of Culture and Contents), “The influence of the Korean wave (hallyu) in Southeast Asia” by Prof. Hong Li, Department of French Language and French Literature…