CategoryK-culture

In an era where computer skills are essential, South Korea’s education system is still stuck in basic skills training. To remain globally competitive, it is necessary to systematically strengthen in-depth education such as algorithms and programming.   Computer-related technologies have advanced so rapidly that there are few places where computers are not used. Computer systems are...

Korean immigrants to the United States since the late 1960s have achieved economic independence through self-employment despite language barriers and cultural differences. They have leveraged their ethnic networks and education to run successful businesses and expand their influence in American society.   Korean immigration to the United States began in earnest in the late 1960s. Today...

The Korean shipbuilding industry is facing a crisis due to increased competition from China and Japan. It is important to overcome this crisis and find new growth engines through the offshore plant industry and new industry transformation.   In recent years, China has been showing steep economic growth. Industries that have been ranked first in Korea and other countries in the past are also...

  The graduate medical school system was designed to allow people from diverse backgrounds to contribute to medicine in Korea, but it has failed to take off due to competition from medical schools, social resistance, and lack of institutional preparation. It is necessary to compare with the U.S. case and seek ways to improve it.   Introduction The graduate medical school system has been...

Nuclear power is an essential alternative to address the energy shortages and greenhouse gas emissions of modern society. However, some people tend to avoid nuclear power due to its environmental risks. This raises the question of whether such a choice would be beneficial to Korea’s energy security and economic development.   The modern world is developing rapidly, providing us with...

In response to an article in the Swedish media that pointed out the problems of Korean education, the article emphasized the need for reform through normalization of public education and suggested the direction of strengthening and improving public education, citing excessive competition and the burden of private education costs.   Recently, a Swedish media outlet published such an article...