A delegation from Hanyang University, South Korea, recently visited De Vinci Higher Education and the Institute for Future Technologies (IFT), further solidifying a partnership over a decade.
Hanyang University is a strategic partner of De Vinci Higher Education, and their collaboration has been pivotal in fostering educational and research exchanges.
A Decade-Long Partnership
Hanyang University and De Vinci Higher Education have enjoyed a fruitful partnership for over ten years.
This strategic alliance includes an exchange agreement. Students from Hanyang University come to study at De Vinci Higher Education, while a significant number of students from ESILV (Engineering School), EMLV (Business School), and IIM (Digital School) head to Hanyang University.
This exchange program enhances the student’s academic experience and promotes cultural and educational ties between the institutions.
Hanyang University students during the visit to IFT.
Engaging in Discussions and Knowledge Exchange
During their visit, the delegation from Hanyang University had the opportunity to deepen their understanding of semiconductors at IFT. The group consisted of four professors, 34 students, and one coordinator.
The Hanyang professors engaged in discussions with ESILV and IFT research professors on ordinary subjects, paving the way for potential collaborative research projects. Students from both institutions exchanged ideas, with some De Vinci students preparing to study at Hanyang University and Seoul next year.
The visiting delegation was given a comprehensive IFT tour, including a research cluster presentation. Professor researchers Xiao Xiao and Fabien Caura led the tour and provided insights into the advanced research and educational facilities at De Vinci Higher Education.
This visit also included an English presentation of ESILV, which helped facilitate a better understanding of the programs and opportunities available.
Strengthening Connections
This visit spotlights the longstanding and strategic partnership between Hanyang University and De Vinci Higher Education. Both institutions are committed to continuing their collaborative efforts, enhancing academic and research opportunities, and fostering meaningful international connections.
The enriching discussions and exchanges during the visit reflect a shared vision of innovation and excellence in higher education.
ESILV Expanding Global Partnerships
ESILV’s partner universities network offers students the chance to study globally.
Students can study in several European countries through Erasmus agreements, including Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Spain, and the Netherlands. Additionally, opportunities extend to the United States, Canada, Mexico, Australia, South Africa, and various Asian countries such as China, South Korea, Taiwan, and India.
This network expands yearly with rigorously selected new partners, ensuring a diverse and enriching educational experience for all students.
About Hanyang University
Hanyang University is a prestigious private research university in South Korea. Its main campus is in Seoul, and its secondary campus is the Education Research Industry Cluster at Ansan (ERICA) in Ansan.
Established in 1939 as the nation’s first engineering institute, Hanyang University has a rich history of pioneering education in Korea. The university is renowned for establishing the first school of architecture and civil engineering in the country.
With a solid international presence, Hanyang University welcomes over 7,400 international students annually and sends over 3,000 abroad. It boasts partnerships with 820 universities in 88 countries, including the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Cambridge, and Tsinghua University.
