Students from Ecuador and Mexico Visit Sungshin Women s University for Academic and Cultural ProgramsOn July 7 and 8, 2026, Sungshin Women s University welcomed visiting students and representatives from educational institutions in Ecuador and Mexico to its Woonjung Green Campus for a series of academic, cultural, and campus experience programs.The visits were organized as part of the students summer programs in Korea and aimed to introduce Sungshin Women s University and its academic strengths while exploring opportunities for future educational cooperation and short-term study programs. The participating institutions were Instituto Universitario Misael Acosta (ISTMAS) from Ecuador and Colegio de Ciencias y Letras de Tepic (CCLT) from Mexico.On July 7, a delegation of 21 participants from Instituto Universitario Misael Acosta, a higher education institution based in Riobamba, Ecuador, visited Sungshin Women s University. The program began with a campus tour, followed by an introduction to Sungshin Women s University and its Beauty Fashion Design program. Participants then took part in a discussion session where students and representatives exchanged ideas regarding academic opportunities and potential areas of future cooperation.ISTMAS is a technical and vocational higher education institution established in 1994 and offers programs in fields including naturopathy, nursing, comprehensive aesthetics, and elderly care. Its academic strengths in health, wellness, and beauty-related fields provided a meaningful basis for discussions with Sungshin Women s University regarding future academic engagement.On July 8, 24 students and representatives from Colegio de Ciencias y Letras de Tepic (CCLT) in Mexico participated in a specialized K-Beauty program at Sungshin Women s University. Following lunch on campus, the students attended a three-hour lecture and practical session titled K-Image Making and K-Beauty Makeup, led by professors from the Department of Beauty Industry. The program concluded with a campus tour, providing the visiting students with an opportunity to experience Sungshin s educational environment firsthand.CCLT is a private educational institution located in Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico, providing education from elementary through high school. The institution has been expanding international cultural experience programs for its students and has expressed interest in developing Korea-based programs in response to growing interest in Korean culture. Discussions during the visit also highlighted the possibility of linking future programs with Sungshin Women s University s Korean language education, major-specific experiences, and short-term training programs.Through the two visits, Sungshin Women s University showcased its strengths in K-Beauty, fashion, and specialized academic programs, while providing students from Latin America with opportunities to learn more about studying in Korea and experiencing university life.The programs also served as an opportunity to establish stronger connections with educational institutions in Ecuador and Mexico. Sungshin Women s University plans to continue exploring opportunities for short-term study programs, Korean language education, academic exchanges, and other international cooperation initiatives, further expanding its engagement with students and institutions across Latin America.

University of Silesia Representative Visits Sungshin Women s University to Discuss Future Academic CooperationOn July 30, 2026, Professor Changil Yoo, Director of the Korea-Poland Cooperation Center at the University of Silesia in Poland, visited Sungshin Women s University to discuss opportunities for strengthening institutional ties and expanding future academic cooperation between the two universities.The meeting took place at Woonjung Green Campus and was attended by representatives from Sungshin Women s University, including Hyunjin So, Dean of the Office of International and External Affairs; Junghyun Chae, Dean of Academic Affairs; Professor Uiseok Han from the Department of Political Science and Diplomacy; Professor Mikyung Jang from the International School of Korean Culture and Technology; Il Kim, Head of the International Affairs and Services Team; and Hyunkyung Jeong from the International Affairs and Services Team.The meeting opened with introductions to the two universities and an overview of the main agenda, followed by a presentation by Professor Yoo. In particular, the discussion focused on the Silesian Science Festival and opportunities for academic and institutional engagement associated with the event. Both sides exchanged perspectives on how such international initiatives could contribute to strengthening cooperation and fostering broader academic connections between the two institutions.Building on these discussions, representatives also explored possibilities for further expanding international academic exchange. Potential areas of future cooperation included the development of dual degree opportunities and other forms of academic partnership designed to promote greater student and institutional engagement.Following the formal discussions, the participants exchanged commemorative gifts and continued their conversation over a meal, providing an additional opportunity to deepen mutual understanding and reinforce the relationship between the two universities.The visit served as a meaningful occasion to reaffirm the shared interest of Sungshin Women s University and the University of Silesia in broadening their partnership. Sungshin Women s University looks forward to expanding opportunities for academic exchange and developing a more diverse and sustainable framework for cooperation with the University of Silesia in the years ahead.

Jawaharlal Nehru University Representative Visits Sungshin Women s University to Discuss Global Academic CooperationOn July 3, 2026, Associate Professor Neerja Samajdar from the Korean Language Department at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), India, visited Sungshin Women s University to discuss opportunities for expanding academic cooperation and strengthening the partnership between the two institutions.The meeting took place at Woonjung Green Campus and was attended by representatives from Sungshin Women s University, including Professor Ilhwan Kim from the Department of Korean Language and Literature, Professor Minkyung Jang from the International School of Korean Culture and Technology, and officials from the , International Affairs and Services Team.During the meeting, representatives exchanged institutional overviews and shared perspectives on potential areas of cooperation. In particular, discussions centered on opportunities to advance globally oriented academic initiatives and to explore broader avenues for institutional collaboration. Both sides expressed their interest in developing mutually beneficial opportunities that could further enhance the international engagement of their respective universities.Jawaharlal Nehru University, a central university in India, is recognized for its academic and research strengths in the fields of languages and area studies. Its Korean Language Department currently has approximately 150 students and maintains a strong academic focus on Korean literature, Korean language education, Korean studies, and Korean culture, providing an important foundation for academic exchange and cooperation with Korean institutions.Building on these shared academic interests, the two institutions also exchanged views on the potential for expanding student mobility and academic exchange, including future opportunities for exchange students. The discussion highlighted the value of developing sustained channels of cooperation and broadening opportunities for students and faculty to engage in an international academic environment.The visit served as a meaningful opportunity to enhance mutual understanding and identify promising directions for future collaboration. Sungshin Women s University looks forward to further strengthening its relationship with Jawaharlal Nehru University as an international academic partner and to expanding cooperation through continued exchange and globally oriented initiatives.

Le Havre Normandy University Representative Visits Sungshin Women s University to Discuss Global CooperationOn July 2, 2026, Professor Miran Kang from Le Havre Normandy University, France, visited Sungshin Women s University to discuss opportunities for strengthening academic cooperation and advancing collaborative global initiatives between the two institutions.The meeting took place at Woonjung Green Campus and was attended by representatives from Sungshin Women s University, including Professor Uiseok Han from the Department of Political Science and Diplomacy, Professor Mikyung Jang from the International School of Korean Culture and Technology, Il Kim, Head of the International Affairs and Services Team, and Hyunkyung Jeong from the International Affairs and Services Team.During the meeting, representatives from both universities exchanged views on a range of topics related to international academic cooperation and future global initiatives. In particular, the discussion focused on strengthening the existing relationship between the two institutions and exploring potential areas for further collaboration.The two sides also discussed opportunities related to degree programs, sharing perspectives on possible frameworks for expanding academic cooperation and providing students with broader international learning opportunities. Furthermore, both institutions explored potential directions for jointly advancing global initiatives and reaffirmed their mutual interest in developing a sustainable and productive partnership.As part of the visit, Professor Kang toured Woonjung Green Campus, gaining a closer understanding of Sungshin Women s University s academic environment and campus facilities. Following the meeting and campus tour, representatives from both institutions continued their exchange over lunch, providing an additional opportunity to strengthen mutual understanding.The visit served as a meaningful occasion to reinforce ties between Sungshin Women s University and Le Havre Normandy University and to identify future directions for international collaboration. Sungshin Women s University looks forward to further strengthening its partnership with Le Havre Normandy University through continued academic exchange and cooperation on global initiatives.

Texas A M International University Delegation Visits Sungshin Women s University to Strengthen Academic PartnershipOn June 30, 2026, representatives from Texas A M International University (TAMIU) visited Sungshin Women s University to discuss ongoing academic cooperation and explore opportunities to further strengthen the partnership between the two institutions.The visit took place at Woonjung Green Campus and included Yamel Muzquiz, Director, and Raquel Alvarez-Urriti, Associate Director, representing international affairs at Texas A M International University. They were welcomed by officials from the International Affairs and Services Team at Sungshin Women s University.During the meeting, both institutions provided updates on their respective universities and exchanged views on key areas of mutual interest. In particular, the two sides reviewed the current status of their institutional partnership and discussed ways to further advance academic and student exchanges.The discussion also addressed matters related to student exchange opportunities, with both institutions sharing perspectives on the current exchange framework and considering possibilities for its future development. Through these discussions, the two sides reaffirmed their shared commitment to providing students with broader international learning experiences and promoting continued academic engagement.As part of the visit, the TAMIU delegation toured Woonjung Green Campus, gaining a closer understanding of Sungshin Women s University s academic environment and campus facilities. The campus tour provided an additional opportunity to enhance mutual understanding and reinforce the ties between the two institutions.Furthermore, both sides exchanged views on maintaining close communication and pursuing continued cooperation across areas of shared interest. The visit served as a valuable occasion to review the progress of the existing partnership while identifying potential directions for future collaboration.Sungshin Women s University looks forward to continuing its partnership with Texas A M International University and to further strengthening institutional ties through sustained academic exchange and global engagement.

Sungshin Women's University (President Sungkeun Yi) successfully hosted the "2026 ASEAN KOREA Cultural Exchange for Future Talent" during the summer vacation in collaboration with Thammasat University in Thailand and the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam.Running from July 2 to July 23 across South Korea, Thailand, and Vietnam, the three-week program brought together 30 students from Sungshin Women's University, Thammasat University, and the Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam. Funded by the 2026 University Innovation Support Project, the program was conducted in English and enhanced global competencies, cross-cultural communication, and teamwork through academic lectures, cultural activities, and field trips.In South Korea, the curriculum featured English-language lectures on AI, political diplomacy, and national branding, as well as traditional Hanbok and tea ceremony experiences, K-beauty workshops, and student-led field trips. In Thailand, students attended history and culture lectures alongside traditional cultural activities. In Vietnam, the program offered courses on diplomatic policy, Korea-ASEAN cooperation, and Vietnamese culture, complemented by a field trip to Ha Long Bay.Kim So-young, a senior majoring in English Language and Literature at Sungshin Women's University, shared, "The most memorable part was taking classes and experiencing different cultures while freely interacting with students from each country. It was a meaningful time to understand Thai and Vietnamese cultures through the eyes of local students and to broaden my perspective on the global stage."Sungkeun Yi, President of Sungshin Women's University, stated, "In this global era, the experience of communicating in English an international language and solving problems together with students from diverse nations is paramount. Sungshin Women's University will continue to expand multilateral joint educational programs with leading overseas universities to actively support our students in becoming global leaders who excel on the world stage."Meanwhile, Sungshin Women's University is steadily expanding its multilateral global education initiatives beyond traditional bilateral exchanges. By running programs such as the Korea-China-Japan Asian Women's Leadership Program, the ASEAN KOREA Cultural Exchange for Future Talent, and the Korea-Central Asia STEM Youth Exchange Program, the university provides an international educational environment where students can learn, discuss, and collaborate in English. Through these efforts, Sungshin Women's University remains committed to nurturing future talent equipped with global leadership, international communication skills, cultural empathy, and collaborative capabilities.

Sungshin Women s University Welcomes Representative from Tallinn University to Discuss New Exchange ProgramsSEOUL, June 17, 2026 Sungshin Women s University (SSU) welcomed a representative from Tallinn University in Estonia to its Sujeong Campus on June 17 to introduce the University and discuss opportunities for new exchange programs between the two institutions.The visiting representative was Anna Kuznetsova, short-term program coordinator at the Education and Conference Centre of Tallinn University. From Sungshin Women s University, two staff members from the Office of International Affairs and Services participated in the meeting.The visit began with a campus tour of the Sujeong Campus, including the University History Museum and student spaces. The tour provided an opportunity for the visiting representative to learn more about SSU s educational environment, campus facilities, and student support infrastructure.Following the tour, representatives from both universities held a meeting to exchange information on their respective institutions and discuss potential areas of cooperation. The discussion focused primarily on future exchange programs, including possibilities for short-term programs and other forms of student mobility.Through this visit, Sungshin Women s University and Tallinn University shared their interest in exploring new opportunities for international exchange and building a foundation for future academic cooperation.

Sungshin Women s University Welcomes 2026 Fulbright American International Education Administrators DelegationSEOUL, June 11, 2026 Sungshin Women s University (SSU) welcomed a delegation from the 2026 Fulbright American International Education Administrators (AIEA) Program to its Woonjeong Campus on June 11 for a special visit focused on K-beauty, summer school opportunities, and future academic exchange.The Fulbright AIEA Program, operated by the Korean-American Educational Commission, brings U.S. higher education professionals to Korea to gain a deeper understanding of the country s education system, culture, and international exchange environment. The delegation visited Sungshin Women s University under the themes of success factors behind Korea s K-beauty trends and the University s 2027 Summer School Program.The visiting delegation included two representatives from the Korean-American Educational Commission, Associate Dean of the Graduate School at the University of Maryland, Director of the Global Center at the College of Staten Island, as well as faculty and administrators from the University of Illinois Chicago, Northeastern University, the University of Virginia, and other U.S. institutions. From Sungshin Women s University, three staff members from the Office of International Affairs and Services participated in the program.The visit began with presentations introducing the key success factors behind K-beauty and Sungshin Women s University s plans for its 2027 Summer School Program. The delegation then took part in a makeup demonstration led by Professor Kim Yoo-seung of the Division of International Studies, which included a personal color consultation and a K-beauty makeup demonstration.The program continued with a campus tour of Woonjeong Campus, including visits to classrooms and practice rooms used by the Department of Beauty Industry, as well as the Art Gallery and the Sungshin Women s University Costume Museum. Through these visits, the delegation was introduced to SSU s educational facilities, practice-based learning environment, and cultural resources related to beauty, art, and design.Following the program, participants engaged in networking and further discussions on possible cooperation related to future summer school programs, exchange student opportunities, and short-term study programs between Sungshin Women s University and U.S. institutions.Through this visit, Sungshin Women s University reaffirmed its commitment to expanding global academic networks and developing international programs that connect Korean culture, K-beauty, and higher education with students and educators around the world.

Sungshin Women s University Welcomes Faculty Delegation from the University of Lodz to Discuss Academic Exchange OpportunitiesSEOUL, June 9, 2026 Sungshin Women s University (SSU) welcomed a faculty delegation from the University of Lodz in Poland to its Woonjeong Campus on June 9 to introduce the two institutions and discuss potential areas for future academic exchange and research cooperation.The University of Lodz is one of the largest public comprehensive universities in Poland. The visiting delegation included Professor Dominik Mierzejewski, Head of the Department of Asian Studies, and Professor Joanna Beczkowska of the Department of Asian Studies, Faculty of International and Political Studies.Representing Sungshin Women s University were Lee Hyung-min, Vice President for International and External Affairs; Professor Jang Mi-kyung of the Division of International Studies; and a staff member from the Office of International Affairs and Services.The visit began with a campus tour of Woonjeong Campus, during which the delegation visited the Sungshin Women s University Costume Museum and Art Gallery. The tour provided an opportunity for the visitors to learn more about SSU s educational environment, cultural resources, and academic facilities.Following the tour, representatives from both universities held a meeting to exchange information on their respective institutions and explore potential areas of cooperation. The discussion focused on academic exchange programs, possible research collaboration, and future opportunities for partnership in areas related to Asian studies and international education.Through this visit, Sungshin Women s University and the University of Lodz reaffirmed their shared interest in expanding international academic networks and exploring meaningful opportunities for future cooperation between Korea and Poland.

Sungshin Women s University Welcomes Representative from Augsburg University to Discuss International Exchange ProgramsSEOUL, June 5, 2026 Sungshin Women s University (SSU) welcomed a representative from Augsburg University in the United States to its Sujeong Campus on June 5 to introduce the University and discuss opportunities to further strengthen academic and student exchange between the two institutions.Augsburg University has maintained an active student exchange partnership with Sungshin Women s University since 2015, based on a formal exchange agreement between the two institutions. The visit served as an opportunity to review ongoing cooperation and explore ways to expand future exchange programs.The Augsburg University delegation was represented by Sarah Morgan, a staff member in charge of off-campus study programs in the Global Education Team. Two staff members from Sungshin Women s University s Office of International Affairs and Services attended the meeting on behalf of the University.The visit began with a campus tour of the Sujeong Campus, including the University s Central Library and History Museum. The tour provided the visiting representative with an overview of Sungshin s academic environment, student facilities, and institutional history.Following the tour, representatives from both universities held a meeting to discuss current and future areas of cooperation, including exchange student programs and summer school opportunities. The discussion focused on strengthening student mobility and exploring additional academic and cultural exchange initiatives that would benefit students from both institutions.Through this visit, Sungshin Women s University reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining long-standing partnerships with overseas universities and expanding meaningful global learning opportunities for its students.

Sungshin Women s University Welcomes Delegation from Vietnam Women s Academy to Discuss Academic Exchange ProgramsSEOUL, June 4, 2026 Sungshin Women s University (SSU) welcomed a delegation from Vietnam Women s Academy to its Woonjeong Campus on June 4 to discuss opportunities for future academic exchange and cooperation between the two institutions.The delegation from Vietnam Women s Academy was led by Vice President Ms. Nguyen Thi Thu Huong and included Dr. Tran Thi My Luong, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Basic Sciences; Dr. Nguyen Hung Cuong, Dean of the Faculty of Business Administration; Dr. Nguyen Duc Toan, Deputy Director of the Institute of Information Technology; Ms. Ha Thuy Huyen, Vice Chair of the Department of Finance and Accounting; and Dr. Nguyen Phuong Chi, Deputy Head of the Department of International Cooperation and Research Management.Representing Sungshin Women s University were Dean Han Eui-seok of the College of Social Sciences and two staff members from the Office of International Affairs and Services.The visit began with a campus tour, during which the delegation visited the Sungshin Women s University Costume Museum and Art Gallery, gaining an overview of the University s educational and cultural resources. Following the tour, representatives from both institutions held a meeting to discuss potential exchange programs and future areas of cooperation.During the meeting, the two universities exchanged views on academic collaboration, student exchange, and other forms of institutional partnership. The visit provided a meaningful opportunity for Sungshin Women s University and Vietnam Women s Academy to deepen mutual understanding and explore ways to expand international engagement.Through this meeting, Sungshin Women s University reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening global partnerships and creating diverse academic and cultural exchange opportunities for students and faculty.

Sungshin Women s University Welcomes Delegation from the University of Ostrava to Discuss International Exchange OpportunitiesSEOUL, May 21, 2026 Sungshin Women s University (SSU) welcomed representatives from the University of Ostrava in the Czech Republic to its Woonjeong Campus on May 21 to introduce the University and discuss opportunities for future academic and student exchange.The visiting delegation included Marek Suchanek, coordinator for exchange students from non-EU countries at the University of Ostrava s Center for International Cooperation, and Tereza Kotzuravoa, marketing officer in the International Team. From Sungshin Women s University, two staff members from the Office of International Affairs and Services participated in the meeting.The visit began with a campus tour of Woonjeong Campus, during which the delegation was introduced to Sungshin Women s University s educational facilities and campus environment. Following the tour, both sides held a meeting to exchange information on student mobility programs and to explore potential areas of cooperation.During the discussion, Sungshin Women s University and the University of Ostrava shared updates on their respective exchange student programs and summer school initiatives. Sungshin Women s University introduced its summer school program scheduled for 2026, while the University of Ostrava also shared its plan to operate a summer school program. The two institutions also exchanged information on international student support programs and discussed ways to provide more diverse academic and cultural opportunities for students.The meeting concluded with a luncheon, providing an opportunity for further dialogue in a collegial setting. Through this visit, Sungshin Women s University and the University of Ostrava reaffirmed their mutual interest in expanding international engagement and strengthening future cooperation in student exchange and global education programs.