2,000 International Students Expected in Spring 2026 Momentum Builds for Attracting Global TalentStrengthening Demand-Driven Programs for International Students through the Launch of English-Taught Tracks in Beauty, Fashion Design, and K-Culture FieldsComprehensive Support from Arrival to Settlement Recognized for Excellence in InternationalizationView of Sungshin Women s University Soojung CampusSungshin Women s University (President Yi Seong-keun) has been selected for the highest rating, Excellent Certified University, for 12 consecutive years in the International Education Quality Assurance System (IEQAS), an evaluation administered by the Ministry of Education and the National Research Foundation of Korea.The IEQAS is a comprehensive evaluation system designed to enhance the quality of Korean higher education and its international credibility by assessing universities capabilities in attracting and managing international students. Institutions are classified into four categories: ▲Excellent Certified University ▲Certified University ▲General University ▲Visa Screening Reinforced University (Consulting University, Visa-Restricted University).Being designated as an Excellent Certified University for 12 consecutive years is considered an exceptionally rare achievement in the higher education sector. It requires universities to consistently meet the Ministry of Education s strict indicators such as illegal stay rates, dropout rates, and international students certified language proficiency for more than a decade, objectively demonstrating that Sungshin Women s University s international student management system has reached a top-tier national standard.As an Excellent Certified University, Sungshin Women s University will receive official administrative and financial support from the Ministry of Education, including simplified visa issuance procedures for international students, additional points in the selection of host universities for the Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) program, and opportunities to participate in overseas Korean education fairs.The foundation of this long-standing achievement lies in the university s systematic support infrastructure for international students. Centered on the International Exchange Support Team, the university operates an integrated management system covering the entire process from pre-arrival education to academic and daily life adjustment. Through major mentoring, buddy, and tutoring programs, it also promotes interaction between domestic and international students. Last year alone, the university operated more than 50 international student support programs, enhancing international student satisfaction while strengthening the global competencies of domestic students.Building on this certification, the university expects to further strengthen its competitiveness in attracting outstanding global talent. The number of international students is projected to reach approximately 2,000 by the Spring 2026 semester, reflecting the success of diverse degree programs and a tailored educational environment for international students. In particular, the English-taught tracks newly established in 2025 within the School of Global Studies Beauty Fashion Design and K-Culture Entertainment are contributing to increased international student recruitment by addressing global demand.President Yi Seong-keun stated, Being selected as an Excellent Certified University for 12 consecutive years objectively demonstrates that our university s internationalization capacity is among the highest in Korea. We will continue to expand high-quality educational infrastructure and support programs so that students from around the world can pursue their dreams at Sungshin Women s University.

Naturally captured Sungshin Women s University as seen through the eyes of students from diverse cultural backgroundsVividly conveyed the campus s vibrant atmosphere and the real study-abroad experiences of international studentsSungshin Women s University (President Yi Seong-keun) held the International Student Short-Form Contest Sungshin, Action! , where international students planned and produced short-form videos to share their campus life experiences. An awards ceremony for the winning entries took place on January 16 in Room 110 of Sungshin Hall on the Soojung Campus.The contest was designed to capture the daily lives and academic experiences of international students at Sungshin Women s University from their own perspectives and to share these stories with members of the university community and prospective international students. A total of 23 teams of international students participated, representing diverse nationalities and programs, including undergraduate and graduate degree students, exchange students, and language trainees currently enrolled at the university.Through short, visually engaging video content, the submissions naturally portrayed Sungshin Women s University as seen through the eyes of students from various cultural backgrounds featuring classroom scenes, everyday campus life, and small yet meaningful moments of studying in Korea. The works were praised for vividly conveying the campus s vibrant atmosphere and the authentic study-abroad experiences of international students.Following a rigorous evaluation process, awards were presented to one Grand Prize team, three Excellence Prize teams, and five Merit Prize teams. The Grand Prize was awarded to Team Allyz, composed of students from Mongolia and Vietnam. The winning entries, including the Grand Prize work, along with selected submissions, were released on the official Instagram account of the International Student Association (SISA) (@sungshin_sisa). These videos serve as valuable materials for current students and prospective international applicants to gain an indirect glimpse into real study-abroad life at Sungshin Women s University.The International Affairs and Services Team, which organized the contest, stated, This event is particularly meaningful in that international students were not merely participants but active creators who expressed their own experiences through content production. We will continue to provide opportunities for exchange where international students can feel a sense of belonging as members of the campus community and naturally share their cultures with one another. Meanwhile, Sungshin Women s University selected for 11 consecutive years as an Excellent Certified University under the International Education Quality Assurance System currently hosts 1,619 international students from 42 countries. The university operates a comprehensive support system covering the entire process from recruitment and education to career development and settlement for international students.Official Instagram of Sungshin Women s University International Student Association (SISA)

In recognition of contributions to strengthening Seoul s global competitiveness through the promotion of attracting international students and industrial talentMr. Seungwoo Hong, Assistant Manager of the International Exchange Support Team at Sungshin Women s University, received the Seoul Metropolitan Government Mayor s Commendation on December 15, 2025, in recognition of his contributions to securing outstanding talent for Seoul through the promotion of international student and global industry talent recruitment.The 2025 Seoul Metropolitan Government Commendation for Contributions to Attracting International Students and Global Industry Talent is an official award presented by the Seoul Metropolitan Government to citizens who have contributed to strengthening Seoul s global competitiveness by attracting international students and skilled foreign professionals.Mr. Hong has been responsible for recruiting and managing international students in the International Exchange Support Team. Through stable operation of comprehensive support services including immigration and residency management, academic and daily life adjustment support, and career and employment linkage he has strengthened the university s internationalization foundation and contributed to the successful settlement of international students.In addition, by carrying out duties related to the Ministry of Education s International Education Quality Assurance System (IEQAS) and the annual survey on international student recruitment and management, he has overseen internationalization indicators and administrative affairs for international students, contributing to Sungshin Women s University maintaining the highest rating (Excellent Certification) for 11 consecutive years.He has also handled immigration and residency administration for international students, supported career and employment programs in cooperation with related organizations such as the Seoul Global Center and KOTRA, and worked to institutionalize student-led campus events and community service activities through the establishment of the International Student Association (SISA), in which both Korean and international students participate.Furthermore, he was in charge of practical operations related to the Seoul Metropolitan Government s regional visa pilot program, carried out residency management for international students, and, as the administrator of the Foreign Student Information Management System (FIMS), oversaw immigration and residency administration, thereby advancing the university s administrative system for international student management to a higher level.

Korean, Kazakh, and Uzbek STEM Talents Embark on a 22-Day JourneyCultivating Global Women Engineers Through Specialized STEM Education and Practical TrainingStudents Participating in the K Central Asia STEM Youth Exchange Program (STEM Youth Silk Road)Sungshin Women s University (President Seong Keun Yi) held the opening ceremony of the K Central Asia STEM Youth Exchange Program (STEM Youth Silk Road) on the 4th at its Sujeong Campus in Donam-dong, Seoul, to enhance the global competencies of young STEM talents from Korea and Central Asia.The program is a joint initiative operated by leading universities from three countries Sungshin Women s University (Korea), Kazakh National Women s Teacher Training University (Kazakhstan), and Kimyo International University (Uzbekistan) and is designed to cultivate female STEM talent. The program runs for a total of 21 nights and 22 days, from January 4 to 25.A total of 18 students selected from the three universities will begin their journey in Seoul, Republic of Korea, and then travel to Almaty, Kazakhstan, and Tashkent, Uzbekistan. In each country, the participants will stay for seven nights and eight days, engaging in educational programs and exchange activities.In line with the program s title, STEM Youth Silk Road, the curriculum focuses on strengthening competencies in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). Participants will broaden their academic understanding through major-specific lectures delivered by faculty members from the three universities, while also expanding their practical perspectives as STEM majors through visits to industrial sites in each country. In addition, cultural experience programs will be offered to promote cross-national exchange and the formation of global human networks.At the opening ceremony, President Seong Keun Yi remarked, If the Silk Road of the past was a route for transporting silk and spices, this program will serve as a 21st-century digital Silk Road through which knowledge and talent in the STEM fields are exchanged across borders. He added, I hope this program will provide students with an opportunity to experience firsthand how the STEM knowledge learned in the classroom can be applied and expanded in real-world settings in Korea and Central Asia, and to further clarify their career paths through collaborative experiences that transcend nationality. Meanwhile, Sungshin Women s University plans to use this program as a starting point to gradually expand exchange and cooperation with major universities in Central Asia, and to continue operating international exchange-based educational programs for its students.

A Global Campus in Action Through Collaboration with the Local CommunityExpanding Opportunities for International Students to Understand the Culture of Sharing and Contribute to the Local CommunityTo welcome the 2026 New Year, the students and international students of Sungshin Women s University carried out the Love Briquette Sharing volunteer activity together.Sungshin Women s University (President Seong Keun Yi) carried out the Love Briquette Sharing volunteer activity on the 6th to support vulnerable households with heating needs in Sangdo-dong, Dongjak-gu, Seoul, in celebration of the Byeong-o Year New Year.Approximately 30 Korean enrolled students and international students of various nationalities currently studying at Sungshin Women s University participated together as one team. In the spirit of welcoming the 2026 New Year, the participants personally delivered a total of 2,026 briquettes to households in need within the local community, sharing warmth and care with their neighbors.This activity was particularly meaningful in that international students from Taiwan, Mongolia, Myanmar, Ecuador, Uzbekistan, China, Kazakhstan, Cambodia, and Kyrgyzstan many of whom were experiencing their first winter in Korea put the spirit of sharing into practice as members of the local community despite the unfamiliar winter environment. As they personally delivered briquettes while navigating steep alleyways, participating students formed a strong sense of community and solidarity that transcended language and cultural differences.Nelya Kulpiyenova, a student from Kazakhstan majoring in Biotechnology who took part in the volunteer activity, shared her thoughts, saying, It was meaningful to be able to contribute to the local community by participating in volunteer work in Korea. It was an especially valuable experience because international students and Korean students worked together and practiced the spirit of sharing through cooperation. Seong Keun Yi, President of Sungshin Women s University, who also participated in the volunteer activity, stated, This volunteer activity was a meaningful opportunity for students from diverse cultural backgrounds to share a sense of community and responsibility as members of Korean society. He added, The University will continue to carry out a wide range of social contribution initiatives so that students can stay connected to their local communities and put the values of sharing into practice wherever they may live around the world. Currently, Sungshin Women s University is home to 1,619 international students from 42 countries. The University is fostering a global campus environment in which both Korean and international students can grow together, and is fulfilling its social responsibility as a global educational institution that connects the local community with the world through the continued expansion of student-centered exchange programs and social contribution activities.

Sungshin Women s University Strengthens Recruitment Network in Myanmar through Strategic PartnershipsSungshin Women s University successfully conducted a strategic recruitment mission to Yangon, Myanmar, from December 18 to December 23, 2025. The mission was designed to expand the university s international student base and formalize cooperation with key local partners to streamline the recruitment of both language and degree-seeking students.The delegation, led by the Dean of the Office of International and External Affairs, engaged in a series of institutional meetings and large-scale admissions seminars.Admissions Seminars and Intensive Consultations The university hosted five separate admissions seminars at major venues, including the Novotel Yangon, attracting a total of approximately 380 prospective students. These sessions provided detailed information on the university s Korean language programs (D-4), undergraduate degree tracks (D-2), and various student support services .Formalization of Academic Cooperation During the visit, Sungshin Women s University signed multiple Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with local partner institutions. These agreements establish a framework for ongoing collaboration in student recruitment, marketing strategies, and the pre-screening of qualified candidates .Scholarship Awards for Talented Students To encourage high-achieving Myanmar students, the university held scholarship raffles during the seminars, awarding full and partial tuition waivers for the Korean Language Center. This initiative was met with significant enthusiasm, highlighting the growing interest in Korean higher education within the region.Strategic Institutional Networking The delegation met with various partner institutions to discuss long-term recruitment plans, including the Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) program and specialized English-track training courses . These discussions focused on identifying market trends and tailoring recruitment strategies to meet the specific needs of Myanmar students .This successful mission reflects the steadily rising awareness and popularity of Sungshin Women s University in Myanmar. Furthermore, the number of Myanmar students choosing Sungshin is consistently growing, largely driven by positive word-of-mouth from current students who share their successful academic experiences.By strengthening its presence in Myanmar, Sungshin Women s University expects a steady increase in the enrollment of talented students from the region starting from the 2026 academic year. The university will continue to foster its relationships with local partners to ensure a supportive and structured path for international students.

Sungshin Women s University Hosts Recruitment Fairs Across Latin America to Strengthen Global PresenceSungshin Women s University successfully completed a strategic overseas mission to Mexico, Ecuador, Peru, and Colombia from November 14 to November 25, 2025. The mission aimed to promote Korean higher education and build a robust recruitment network in the Latin American market.The delegation, led by the Dean of the Office of International and External Affairs participated in major academic fairs and held meetings in Mexico City, Quito, Lima, and Bogot . The visit was made even more meaningful by the participation of Johanna Sanchez, an Ecuadorian student currently majoring in K-Beauty and Fashion Design at Sungshin Women's University, who joined the delegation to share her authentic experiences with prospective students in her home region.Participation in Major Study Abroad Fairs Sungshin Women's University participated in fairs across four countries, attracting approximately 860 visitors for consultations. Notable attendance was seen at the 2025 Korea Study Abroad Fair in Mexico, which drew over 400 students. In Ecuador and Peru, the university engaged with over 200 students in each country through the ISN Fairs.Admissions Seminars and School Visits Specific admissions seminars were held in Mexico and Ecuador to promote undergraduate and language programs. In Ecuador, the university visited local high schools, including Victorian Christian Academy and El Sauce School, to present the university s unique curriculum and student support programs to over 80 prospective students.Diplomatic and Institutional Networking The mission focused on strengthening ties with local authorities and academic institutions. Key meetings included discussions with the Korean Embassies in Mexico, Ecuador, and Colombia regarding the Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) and student exchange expansion. Notably, the university discussed an academic exchange agreement with the Central University of Ecuador and established a partnership for a GKS exchange student quota starting in Fall 2026.Through this mission, Sungshin Women s University has already secured prospective candidates for its K-Beauty track and Korean Language Center for the Spring 2026 semester. The university plans to maintain this momentum by hosting follow-up online information sessions to further expand its academic network in Latin America.

Strengthening Post-Enrollment Support for International Students Based on the Global Alumni NetworkMeeting Key Indicators of the Ministry of Education s Internationalization Capacity Certification SystemSungshin Women s University (President Yi Seong-keun) held the Inaugural Plaque Unveiling Ceremony for the Sungshin Women s University Chinese Alumni Association on the 21st at Hebei Academy of Fine Arts in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, China, officially launching a unified alumni organization representing graduates across China.The establishment of the Chinese Alumni Association was initiated to integrate previously region-based alumni networks into a single, cohesive body. This move reflects the growing number of Chinese nationals who have earned Sungshin Women s University degrees (bachelor s, master s, and doctoral) through active international exchanges, including Korea China joint academic programs, as well as alumni currently working throughout China.The ceremony was attended by President Yi Seong-keun, officials from the Office of International and External Affairs, Sungshin alumni active in various regions of China, and local education representatives. Zhang Hua, who completed the doctoral program in Sculpture at Sungshin Women s University in August 2024, was elected as the inaugural president of the association. Zhang currently serves as Vice Dean of the College of Sculpture and Public Art at Hebei Academy of Fine Arts and plans to actively promote a virtuous cycle of international cooperation linking international students, alumni, and the University.The plaque unveiling ceremony was recognized as a meaningful achievement in terms of key evaluation criteria of the Ministry of Education s International Education Quality Assurance System (IEQAS) under which Sungshin Women s University has been designated a Top-Tier Certified University for 11 consecutive years including ▲the establishment of overseas alumni networks, ▲the strengthening of post-graduation support systems for international students, and ▲the development of sustainable internationalization governance. In particular, Hebei Academy of Fine Arts, the venue for the ceremony, is a partner institution that shares a foundation of educational and academic exchange with Sungshin Women s University, making this event a notable example of the practical operation of internationalization governance linking overseas partner universities with alumni organizations.Going forward, the Sungshin Women s University Chinese Alumni Association plans to focus on initiatives directly aligned with IEQAS evaluation indicators, including ▲local alumni mentoring for international students, ▲post-graduation management and career support for international graduates, ▲linkages for Korea China industry academia and educational cooperation, and ▲feedback into the University s internationalization policies. Through these efforts, the Association aims to systematically strengthen exchanges and solidarity among alumni across China and to establish a comprehensive post-graduation support framework encompassing academic success, career development, and long-term settlement for international students.President Yi Seong-keun of Sungshin Women s University stated, The establishment of the Chinese Alumni Association goes beyond the launch of a simple alumni organization; it represents an institutional strengthening of our capacity for post-enrollment management and global network governance following the recruitment of international students. He added, We will continue to build a sustainable internationalization model in line with the objectives of the Ministry of Education s International Education Quality Assurance System. Zhang Hua, the inaugural president of the Sungshin Women s University Chinese Alumni Association, remarked, The Association will serve as a hub for a continuous support system in which the experiences of international students extend well beyond graduation. He added, Through mentoring for junior international students and employment linkages, we will actively contribute to enhancing the global competitiveness of our alma mater. Meanwhile, in accordance with its mid- to long-term internationalization strategy, Sungshin Women s University is systematically expanding its overseas alumni organizations. Building on the launch of the Chinese Alumni Association, the University plans to further advance a comprehensive internationalization management system covering the entire cycle from recruitment and education to graduation and post-graduation support.

A year-end exchange program designed to strengthen the international student community and bring the academic year to a closeSungshin Women s University (President Yi Seong-keun) held an end-of-year event for international students titled Sungshin s Merry Night: Closing the Winter at Sungshin on December 5 at Sungshin Hall on the Soojung Campus.Planned ahead of the end of the second semester of the 2025 academic year, the event was designed to provide international students with an opportunity to communicate with one another and share the outcomes of their study-abroad experiences. Participants included a wide range of international students undergraduate and graduate students, language program students, and exchange students. In particular, students scheduled to graduate in February 2026 and those completing their exchange programs at the end of the 2025-2 semester joined the event, coming together to reflect on the year s journey and share a meaningful year-end celebration.During the first part of the program, international students delivered presentations on their experiences throughout the semester and shared moments of gratitude from their lives in Korea. This was followed by an awards ceremony featuring honors such as the Early Bird Award and Best Dresser Award which showcased the diverse personalities and cultures of students from different countries. In particular, a special appreciation invitation event prepared by the international students added warmth to the occasion, as students personally invited professors and staff members to express their gratitude and spend meaningful year-end moments together.The second part of the program consisted of various interactive events, including team-based activities and international student exchange programs, allowing participants to naturally connect and come together as one community. Students shared their academic and everyday experiences and spent a meaningful time encouraging one another.Lee Hyung-min, Director of the Office of International and External Cooperation at Sungshin Women s University, stated, The year-end gathering for international students is not merely a seasonal event, but a valuable occasion for students to support one another and conclude the year as members of the Sungshin community. He added, We will continue to operate a variety of support programs to help international students adapt smoothly to both their academic and daily lives. Meanwhile, as of the second semester of the 2025 academic year, Sungshin Women s University is home to 1,619 international students from 42 countries. Centered around the Sungshin International Student Association (SISA) and the International Exchange Support Team, the university actively operates cultural exchange and communication support programs for international students.

Achieved Top-10 Ranking Secured the Largest Allocation of Scholarship RecipientsRecognized for its international exchange capabilities through attracting global students from ODA partner countries, Africa, Latin America, and nations that participated in the Korean WarInternational students of diverse nationalities continuing their studies and global exchange activities at Sungshin Women s UniversitySungshin Women s University (President Yi Seong-Keun) has been selected for the 2026 Government Scholarship Program for Outstanding Exchange Students (GKS) hosted by the Ministry of Education and the National Institute for International Education (NIIED).The GKS Outstanding Exchange Student Program is one of Korea s international scholarship initiatives operated by the Ministry of Education and NIIED to attract talented individuals from around the world. The program supports exceptional foreign exchange students from various countries so they can pursue academic studies and research at Korean universities at both the undergraduate and graduate levels.Having been selected for this program for five consecutive years, Sungshin Women s University ranked in the top 1 10 tier among the 40 universities chosen nationwide. As a result, the university secured an allocation of eight foreign scholarship recipients per semester sixteen per year in 2026, the maximum quota granted only to the top 10 institutions. Selected exchange students will receive scholarships as well as airfare support.Lee Hyung-min, Director of International Affairs at Sungshin Women s University, stated, This program is meaningful as it offers study opportunities in Korea not only to students from ODA partner countries but also to those from African and Latin American nations, as well as the 22 countries that participated in the Korean War. Sungshin Women s University will continue to recommend and attract outstanding students from diverse backgrounds, further contributing to enhancing diversity on campus. Meanwhile, Sungshin Women s University is producing outstanding results across various government-sponsored international scholarship and exchange programs, including GKS degree programs for undergraduate and graduate students, the GKS University-Industry Cooperation (UIC) program, Korea Japan joint exchange programs, and the Korea Japan Future Talent Invitation Program.

Professors from the Department of Beauty Industry at Sungshin Women s University Visited in Person, Providing Education on Korean-Style Beauty and Global Trends K-Beauty Demonstrates Its Potential to Grow into an International Educational Platform Connecting Culture, Arts, and Industry Officials from Sungshin Women s University pose for a commemorative photo with students of the Sungshin Beauty Study Abroad Class after delivering the K-Beauty and Makeup Special Lecture at Qiaosi Vocational High School in Zhejiang Province, China.Sungshin Women s University Held a K-Beauty and Makeup Special Lecture at Qiaosi Vocational High School (杭州市乔司职业高级中学) in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province on October 30.The lecture was conducted on-site by professors from the Department of Beauty Industry at Sungshin Women s University. Approximately 80 students from the school s Sungshin Beauty Study Abroad Class (诚信女子大学留学班) participated, gaining firsthand experience in Korean-style beauty education and global beauty trends.Under the theme K-Beauty, Beyond Trend Korean Beauty Enhanced by Global Sensibility, the program featured Professor Joo-Deok Kim (Cosmetics Major), who lectured on the development of the K-beauty industry, and Professors Jisoo Han and Kyeong Lee (Makeup Major), who provided instruction on the latest makeup trends and practical K-makeup techniques. Designed as an integrated class combining theory and hands-on practice, the program allowed students to cultivate both technical expertise and aesthetic sensibility through live demonstrations and individualized feedback.Sungshin Women s University dispatches faculty members each semester to provide practice-oriented Korean beauty education on site. Through this special lecture, the university not only delivered the expertise and educational influence of its Department of Beauty Industry directly to local students but also demonstrated K-beauty s growth into an international educational platform that connects technology, culture, arts, and industry.President Seong-Keun Yi of Sungshin Women s University stated, Sungshin Women s University is leading the globalization of K-beauty education and is committed to fostering globally minded, interdisciplinary talents who will shape the future of the beauty industry. Our collaboration with Qiaosi Vocational High School serves as an important milestone in promoting the excellence of Korean beauty education on the global stage. He added, We plan to further expand cooperation through continued faculty dispatch, international seminars, and joint research, strengthening global networks across the beauty, fashion, and cultural industries, and advancing as a university at the forefront of international collaboration and the global spread of Korean beauty education.

The official launch of the Korea China Joint Music Performance (Vocal) Program marks a significant achievement, presenting a new model of international cooperation through the artsCurrently, a total of four Korea China joint programs are being operated in the fields of beauty, fashion, and vocal musicProfessors and students from Sungshin Women s University s Department of Vocal Music and Hebei University of Communication s College of Music pose for a commemorative photo after the Korea China Friendship University Concert. Sungshin Women s University (President Yi Seong-Keun) held the Korea China Friendship University Concert on October 29 at Hebei University of Communication in China.This concert commemorated the launch of the joint bachelor s degree program in Music Performance (Vocal) , co-operated by Sungshin Women s University and Hebei University of Communication, which officially began in September and welcomed its first cohort of 42 students. Faculty members and students from both universities participated in the event.The Music Performance (Vocal) major jointly operated by Sungshin and Hebei University of Communication is a dual-degree (3+1) program officially approved by China s Ministry of Education. Students spend three years at Hebei University studying Korean language and major courses designed by Sungshin Women s University, and then complete their final year at Sungshin s College of Music in Korea. Upon graduation, they receive bachelor s degrees from both universities.This Korea China joint program is the result of sustained exchange and cooperation between the two universities since establishing a sisterhood relationship in 2018. It is regarded as a leading example of higher education collaboration between Korea and China in the field of arts education. Through this program, Sungshin Women s University aims to nurture vocal music professionals with both global perspectives and practical competencies by combining Korea s advanced music education system with China s strong artistic infrastructure.President Yi Seong-Keun stated, The full-scale operation of the Korea China Joint Music Performance (Vocal) Program represents a new model of international cooperation through the arts. Sungshin Women s University will continue to foster global talents who connect cultures and communicate through music by promoting world-class arts education. Currently, Sungshin Women s University operates four Korea China joint programs in the fields of beauty, fashion, and vocal music, with plans to accommodate up to 1,180 Chinese students. The university continues to solidify its position as a leading institution in Korea for joint educational programs with China.