“Kookmin University Festival, Embracing the Global Village” Global cultural experience and sharing booths with international students were a huge success.
Kookmin University International Student Support Center establishes a place for multicultural exchange and communication
- 25.06.10 / 이정민
Kookmin University (President Jeong Seung-ryul) received a great response during its campus festival held from May 20 to 22 by operating the “Global Culture Experience Zone” and “Kookmin*Global Sharing Activity Booth,” which were participated in by international students and Korean students.
The “Global Culture Experience Zone” was a booth planned and operated by Mongolian, Chinese, and Vietnamese international students, offering diverse programs such as wearing traditional attire, introducing representative dishes, traditional games, and handicraft experiences, providing students with vivid multicultural experiences. International students took the lead in introducing their own cultures, establishing themselves as active communicators, while domestic students gained meaningful opportunities to cultivate global sensitivity.
The ‘Kookmin* Global Sharing Activity Booth,’ operated in conjunction with the ‘Global Sharing Activity,’ was run by teams composed of Korean students affiliated with the International Student Support Center and international students. On-site activities included a roulette quiz event and a survey on study abroad experiences. Through the quiz, participants gained friendly insights into international student-related knowledge, while the survey collected practical feedback for future support program planning, creating a meaningful platform for communication.
A representative from Kookmin University stated, “This booth operation served as a festival where international students and domestic students could understand and respect each other's cultures,” adding, “We plan to continue expanding programs aimed at cultivating global talent and enhancing multicultural sensitivity.”
Meanwhile, the International Student Support Center at Kookmin University operates various programs to support international students' stable university life, including on-campus adaptation programs, career counseling, global mentoring, and Korean cultural experience activities.
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Kookmin University (President Jeong Seung-ryul) received a great response during its campus festival held from May 20 to 22 by operating the “Global Culture Experience Zone” and “Kookmin*Global Sharing Activity Booth,” which were participated in by international students and Korean students.
The “Global Culture Experience Zone” was a booth planned and operated by Mongolian, Chinese, and Vietnamese international students, offering diverse programs such as wearing traditional attire, introducing representative dishes, traditional games, and handicraft experiences, providing students with vivid multicultural experiences. International students took the lead in introducing their own cultures, establishing themselves as active communicators, while domestic students gained meaningful opportunities to cultivate global sensitivity.
The ‘Kookmin* Global Sharing Activity Booth,’ operated in conjunction with the ‘Global Sharing Activity,’ was run by teams composed of Korean students affiliated with the International Student Support Center and international students. On-site activities included a roulette quiz event and a survey on study abroad experiences. Through the quiz, participants gained friendly insights into international student-related knowledge, while the survey collected practical feedback for future support program planning, creating a meaningful platform for communication.
A representative from Kookmin University stated, “This booth operation served as a festival where international students and domestic students could understand and respect each other's cultures,” adding, “We plan to continue expanding programs aimed at cultivating global talent and enhancing multicultural sensitivity.”
Meanwhile, the International Student Support Center at Kookmin University operates various programs to support international students' stable university life, including on-campus adaptation programs, career counseling, global mentoring, and Korean cultural experience activities.
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