Stuvisor (CEO Yang Gil-joon) and Hanyang University ERICA (Director of International Affairs Yoo Bong-young and Director of International Education Park Sung-bok) announced that they signed an agreement to strengthen internationalization capabilities by attracting foreign students. According to the agreement, Hanyang University ERICA will introduce related programs on the Stuvisor's portal site for the next five years and collaborate on the management of international students abroad.

Kim Bo-kyung, Deputy Director of Hanyang University's ERICA International Affairs Department, said, "I am happy to sign and collaborate with the Stuvisor this time," adding, "In the future, Stuvisor will support the introduction of Hanyang University ERICA, department guidance, admission and visa-related matters, and promote global conferences and fairs to attract international students, and we hope to attract excellent international students from various countries to Hanyang University ERICA."

CEO Yang Gil-joon (left in the picture) of the Stuvisor, Kim Bo-kyung, Deputy Director of Hanyang University's ERICA International Affairs Department (right in the picture)

Stuvisor is a startup that provides global international student attraction and management portal services in connection with related companies and institutions around the world.

"In line with the government's announcement of changes in international student attraction and management policies last year, we have actively signed agreements with Korean universities such as Kyunghee University, Sejong University, and Deokseong Women's University," said CEO Yang Gil-joon of Stuvisor. "We will make efforts to help Stuvisor contribute to the attraction and management of foreign students by Korean international educational institutions."

Meanwhile, Yang Gil-joon, CEO of Stuvisor, who served as Director/Vice President of the World Foreign Studies Association (FELCA), Director of the World Language Training Association (ALTO), and Director/vice president of the Korea International Association (KOSA), has made various contributions to foreign students' overall over the past decade, including attracting, managing, and supporting employment start-ups by holding the Global Higher Education Conference and the International Student Employment Start-up Fair (ISF) to attract excellent multinational students to major Korean universities.

Reporter Kim Jae-sung of Edu-dong kimjs6@donga.com

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