Hampartners , a comprehensive communications group, announced on the 11th that it signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the Department of Media Contents, College of Culture, Arts and Physical Education, Seowon University, for practical education and talent development in the fields of media content and convergence technology.
This agreement aims to strengthen cooperation between industry and education and foster convergent talent to drive next-generation technological innovation. Building on their respective expertise and resources, both organizations will pursue practical training, joint program development, and field-linked projects.
The main contents of the agreement include ▲creating an educational cooperation ecosystem between universities and related organizations ▲linking practical training and internships in the fields of media content and convergence technology ▲supporting the discovery of excellent talent and employment ▲joint development of field-oriented educational content ▲cooperation in other research and education fields.
Through this agreement, Hampartners plans to share practical experience across the content industry and expand its customized talent development foundation based on close cooperation with educational institutions.
Kim Byeong-wan, Dean of the Department of Media Contents at Seowon University, said, “This is a very meaningful opportunity to provide students with practical, hands-on experience,” and added, “We will continue to collaborate with industry to foster creative and practical talent.”
Ham Si-won, CEO of Ham Partners, said, “It is important to establish a structure for joint growth through industry-academia cooperation,” and added, “We will continue to expand cooperation to foster the talent needed for the digital communications industry and to advance the industry.”
The two organizations plan to strengthen education-industry ties and cooperate to enhance future competitiveness in the media content sector through regular consultations and exchanges.
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