On the 7th, Sungshin Women’s University held the “Chapter One: Welcome to Sungshin” workshop at its Sujeong Campus in Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, for 207 newly admitted international students (freshmen and transfer students) and Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) recipients for the Spring semester of the 2026 academic year.

This workshop was organized to help new international students, who are beginning their university life in Korea, develop a sense of belonging as members of the university and to support their smooth academic and social adjustment. The program included a university introduction and academic guidance session, team-based activities and on-campus mission programs, group recreation, and a barbecue dinner.

During the workshop, participants had the opportunity to explore key campus facilities through the mission-based activities. The event concluded with a barbecue dinner, providing students with further opportunities to interact and build friendships. The program was planned and operated by the Sungshin International Student Association (SISA), composed of both Korean and international students.

Lee Hyung-min, Vice President for International Affairs at Sungshin Women’s University, stated, “This workshop provided a valuable opportunity for new international students starting their academic journey in 2026 to quickly adapt to university life and connect with one another. We will continue to offer various support programs to help international students pursue their studies in a stable and supportive environment.”

Starting with this workshop, Sungshin Women’s University plans to continue implementing a range of support programs to help international students successfully adjust to campus life.