<p>Myongi University Establishes Academic Cooperation Agreements with Three Chinese Universities</p><p>by Lee Jia, Global Cube-reporter, jiaestelle03@mju.ac.kr</p><p>From November 27 to 29, Myongi University established friendly cooperation with three universities in the Harbin region of Heilongjiang Province, China. President Lim Yeon-su, Dean of the College of Arts and Physical Education, Kim Jong-hwan, and Director of International Affairs, Yoon Jong-bin visited these universities to strengthen bilateral ties.</p><p>They first visited Heilongjiang College of Business and Technology. Both universities agreed to promote cooperation in areas including joint research, co-hosting academic conferences, faculty and student exchanges, and the operation of joint educational programs. On the second day, the representatives visited Northeast Agricultural University—a renowned institution and a member of China's Project 211. The universities signed a basic agreement on friendly cooperation and academic exchange, and further discussed plans for regular visits and the expansion of exchanges across all academic disciplines. Kim Jong-hwan, Dean of the College of Arts and Physical Education, also signed a joint graduate education and talent cultivation agreement with the College of Arts at Northeast Agricultural University to promote collaborative graduate student training. University officials also discussed with Harbin Cambridge University and the Heilongjiang Provincial Education Department to expand multidisciplinary cooperation. Myongi University also hosted an admission information session for current students at the College of Arts, introducing them to Myongi's graduate programs.<br><br></p><p>Myongi University Signs MOU for Industry-Academia Cooperation with PLthink</p><p>by Lee Jia, Global Cube-reporter, jiaestelle03@mju.ac.kr</p><p>On December 18, Myongi University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for strengthening industry-academia cooperation and practical exchange with PLthink at the Creative Arts Center, 2nd floor, Yongin Campus.</p><p>Through this agreement, PLthink is providing the university with diverse professional lighting equipment, including the high-output LED spotlight 'Nanlite Forza 500B II', RGBWW tube lighting 'PavoTube II 30C', panel-type RGB lighting 'PavoSlim 120C', and more. These are professional-grade equipment typically used on commercial film and drama production sets, as well as advertising shoots, with a total value of approximately 10 million KRW. This enables students to gain hands-on experience operating the equipment in practical training sessions; it will significantly enhance the quality of students' filming practice.</p><p> </p><p>Through this agreement, the university expects to strengthen practical linkages with the industry and establish a film education model that combines technology-based practice with creative education. The university believes this opportunity will expand students' creative potential and career paths, while strengthening the connection among education, creative work, and industry.</p><p> </p>
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