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We are at a pivotal moment when the global power dynamics are being reshaped by the rivalry between the United States and China, the G2. Korea-China exchanges are also entering their second round of dramatic changes. Since the establishment of diplomatic ties in 1992, the two countries have experienced the Hanfeng (Chinese wave) and Hallyu (Korean wave), but now we have entered an era of fierce competition. Over time, the traditional sense of shared identity has faded, and as both nations have come to understand each other more clearly, various conflicts have emerged. This is exactly the time when an upgraded Korea-China exchange that leads to mutual benefits is urgently needed.

The Department of Chinese Regional Commerce has established a systemized and scientific exchange system comprehensive of the Korea-China venture programs as well as the general areas of Korea-China regional studies, to satisfy both domestic and global needs and concentrating on fostering regional experts specialized in Korea and China.

The Department of Chinese Regional Commerce is waiting for the challenge of creative talents who will lead the future of Korea-China exchanges.

Academic Objectives and Specialized Areas

- Academic Objectives : The Department of Chinese Regional Commerce, facing the second round of dynamic Korea-China exchanges, aims to cultivate future-oriented experts in Korean and Chinese regions. By providing advanced educational programs and engaging in in-depth research and practical entrepreneurship related to the regions and trade of both countries, the department seeks to contribute to a win-win strategy for Korea and China.

- Specialized Areas
• Establishment of a practical and systematic new curriculums.
• Future-oriented education centered on Korea-China regional trade studies.
• Implementation of an exchange student program to China.
• Establishment of a Korea-China entrepreneurship and trade consulting center.

Department History

Department of Chinese Regional Commerce was established in the second semester of 2019 and produced two doctors and 15 masters, and is currently working at universities, state institutions, and companies in both Korea and China.
As of the second semester of 2024, a total of 130 students are enrolled in the integrated master's, doctoral, and master's and doctoral courses.

Career after Graduation

• Korea-China university professors
• Korea-China regional studies researchers
• Korea-China diplomat/trade professionals
• Korea-China startup entrepreneurs
• Korea-China large corporation employees

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