These agreements mark an important step in expanding HUFLIT’s international cooperation network, bringing many development opportunities for students and lecturers.
The Catholic University of Korea (CUK) was founded in 1855 and currently has campuses in Seoul and Gyeonggi. The school has strengths in training in Religion, Korean Language and Medicine. CUK’s achievements have been raised on many rankings:
– Ranked 14th among Korean universities (QS Rankings 2022);
– Ranked 456 QS Rankings 2021;
– Ranked 5th in universities training in Social Sciences & Humanities (Leiden Ranking of the World Best University 2021);
– Ranked 26th best university in Korea in 2020;
– Ranked 15th in Korea and 614th in the world (Center for World University Rankings 2020).
Seoul Business School at aSSIST University (aSSIST) was established in 1995 in Sinchon, central Seoul (near HUFLIT’s partners such as Ewha Womans University and Myongji University). aSSIST is the first graduate school in Seoul to offer international programs in Business Administration, Advanced Science and Technology. aSSIST has joint training programs with Aalto University (Finland), Stony Brook University (USA), Lausanne Business School, Franklin University (Sweden), University of London (UK), Cheung Kong Business School (China).
The Hochschule Bremen – City University of Applied Sciences (HSB) was founded in 1982. It is a public university with 67 study programs in 5 different faculties and has about 9,000 students, of which 18% are international students. HSB has been internationalizing its education system for more than 25 years with more than 360 partners worldwide. The curriculum is standardized with basic requirements and each lecture has 6 ECTS (European Credit Transfer System).
HSB is HUFLIT’s first German partner. Having just signed a cooperation agreement, HSB has immediately provided HUFLIT’s Information Technology Faculty students with exchange study abroad scholarships.
It can be seen that these cooperations not only enhance HUFLIT’s position in the international arena but also create more opportunities for students and lecturers to study, research and gain practical experience. HUFLIT is committed to continuing to develop international cooperation relationships, serving the mission of training people with the ability to learn for life, become global citizens, adapt and contribute positively to the ever-changing society, especially in the fields of foreign languages and information technology.
