- Seoul Cyber University signs MoU with Anderson University, U.S.
- Partnership to promote global learning and skill-based education
- Focus on academic, cultural, and technological collaboration
Seoul Cyber University has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Anderson University, a private liberal arts institution based in the southern United States, to strengthen academic and cultural cooperation. The agreement was signed at Seoul Cyber University’s campus earlier this week.
The collaboration aims to enhance joint programs in education, technology, and culture, fostering global learning opportunities for students and faculty. Both universities plan to exchange knowledge and best practices that support innovation and skill development in higher education.
Through this partnership, the institutions will work together to promote international education and contribute to local communities by integrating cultural awareness and global perspectives into their programs. The initiative reflects a growing emphasis on skill-based, cross-border education designed to prepare students for global careers.
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The signing ceremony saw participation from Anderson University President Evans Whitaker and his wife Cynthia Whitaker, along with former President Christopher White and his wife Linda White. Representing Seoul Cyber University were President Lee Eun-joo and Shinil Educational Foundation Board Chair Lee Sang-kyun.
University leaders expressed optimism that the collaboration will create a more connected academic ecosystem, where students from both countries can benefit from shared learning resources, research, and technological advancements.
