In response to the rapidly changing landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), Hanyang Cyber University and Hanyang University have joined forces to enhance their AI education capabilities. The two institutions will collaborate broadly, from the joint development of AI curricula and content to training staff on generative AI to improve administrative efficiency, aiming to establish a practical, industry-focused AI education ecosystem for universities and lifelong learning environments.
Hanyang Cyber University's AX Business Division announced on July 22 that it signed a 'Business Agreement for Exchange and Cooperation in AI Education' with Hanyang University's Remote Lifelong Education Center on July 20 at Hanyang University's International Hall.
The signing ceremony was attended by Min Yeon-ah, head of the AX Business Division at Hanyang Cyber University, and Yang Joo-sung, head of the Remote Lifelong Education Center at Hanyang University, along with key officials from both institutions.
This agreement aims to respond swiftly to the rapidly evolving AI education environment and to develop practical AI education programs that can be immediately utilized in universities and lifelong education settings.
Key areas of collaboration include: joint development of AI curricula and educational content; training for staff on generative AI and business innovation; utilization and dissemination of AI-related certification programs; training of specialized personnel in AI education; and exchange of educational infrastructure and expertise between the two institutions.
Following the signing ceremony, a working meeting was held to discuss practical cooperation strategies. The institutions explored ways to incorporate nationally recognized AI certifications, such as the ACE certification and AI instructor certification, into their actual curricula. They also considered developing hands-on training programs that enable students to apply AI directly in their work and educational settings, moving beyond simple theoretical instruction.
Additionally, discussions were held on tailored training programs to enhance the capabilities of staff from both Hanyang Cyber University and Hanyang University. Plans include covering topics such as the use of generative AI, administrative efficiency, educational material production, and AI-based business innovation.
The two institutions plan to establish step-by-step training programs that ensure the safe protection of internal information and personal data while enabling staff to effectively utilize AI in repetitive administrative tasks and material production processes.
With this agreement, the two institutions aim to combine their strengths in 'AI education expertise' and 'experience in remote education operations' to expand AI education programs that include not only university staff but also adult learners and education professionals. They also plan to gradually implement specific collaborative projects, such as AI-related certification programs and staff training, with the goal of creating a model of excellence in AI education collaboration.
Min Yeon-ah, head of the AX Business Division at Hanyang Cyber University, stated, "Our university shares various specialized AI educational content through the knowledge-sharing platform 'Hello, HiCube.' We are also identifying educational needs in the field through interviews with department heads and prioritizing necessary training." She added, "We aim to enhance accessibility by offering AI education through both offline and online formats using Zoom. In the future, we will actively exchange educational content and operational experiences with Hanyang University to create a practical, collaborative model for AI education that combines the strengths of both institutions."
Yang Joo-sung, head of the Remote Lifelong Education Center at Hanyang University, emphasized, "It is crucial to realistically enhance AI literacy, one of the most important skills in our society today, at the university level. AICE is the only nationally recognized AI certification, and we are developing a unique educational program for this certification to ensure that our university members can obtain accredited AI qualifications, thereby enhancing the university's competitiveness."
Meanwhile, Hanyang Cyber University plans to offer basic training on Gemini Enterprise, efficiency improvements using Claude, and AI agent-based automation training for staff. Advanced training for practitioners will include courses on improving work processes using Claude code and tailored training for specific departments.
Hanyang Cyber University's AX Business Division announced on July 22 that it signed a 'Business Agreement for Exchange and Cooperation in AI Education' with Hanyang University's Remote Lifelong Education Center on July 20 at Hanyang University's International Hall.
The signing ceremony was attended by Min Yeon-ah, head of the AX Business Division at Hanyang Cyber University, and Yang Joo-sung, head of the Remote Lifelong Education Center at Hanyang University, along with key officials from both institutions.
This agreement aims to respond swiftly to the rapidly evolving AI education environment and to develop practical AI education programs that can be immediately utilized in universities and lifelong education settings.
Key areas of collaboration include: joint development of AI curricula and educational content; training for staff on generative AI and business innovation; utilization and dissemination of AI-related certification programs; training of specialized personnel in AI education; and exchange of educational infrastructure and expertise between the two institutions.
Following the signing ceremony, a working meeting was held to discuss practical cooperation strategies. The institutions explored ways to incorporate nationally recognized AI certifications, such as the ACE certification and AI instructor certification, into their actual curricula. They also considered developing hands-on training programs that enable students to apply AI directly in their work and educational settings, moving beyond simple theoretical instruction.
Additionally, discussions were held on tailored training programs to enhance the capabilities of staff from both Hanyang Cyber University and Hanyang University. Plans include covering topics such as the use of generative AI, administrative efficiency, educational material production, and AI-based business innovation.
The two institutions plan to establish step-by-step training programs that ensure the safe protection of internal information and personal data while enabling staff to effectively utilize AI in repetitive administrative tasks and material production processes.
With this agreement, the two institutions aim to combine their strengths in 'AI education expertise' and 'experience in remote education operations' to expand AI education programs that include not only university staff but also adult learners and education professionals. They also plan to gradually implement specific collaborative projects, such as AI-related certification programs and staff training, with the goal of creating a model of excellence in AI education collaboration.
Min Yeon-ah, head of the AX Business Division at Hanyang Cyber University, stated, "Our university shares various specialized AI educational content through the knowledge-sharing platform 'Hello, HiCube.' We are also identifying educational needs in the field through interviews with department heads and prioritizing necessary training." She added, "We aim to enhance accessibility by offering AI education through both offline and online formats using Zoom. In the future, we will actively exchange educational content and operational experiences with Hanyang University to create a practical, collaborative model for AI education that combines the strengths of both institutions."
Yang Joo-sung, head of the Remote Lifelong Education Center at Hanyang University, emphasized, "It is crucial to realistically enhance AI literacy, one of the most important skills in our society today, at the university level. AICE is the only nationally recognized AI certification, and we are developing a unique educational program for this certification to ensure that our university members can obtain accredited AI qualifications, thereby enhancing the university's competitiveness."
Meanwhile, Hanyang Cyber University plans to offer basic training on Gemini Enterprise, efficiency improvements using Claude, and AI agent-based automation training for staff. Advanced training for practitioners will include courses on improving work processes using Claude code and tailored training for specific departments.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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