Held at the SNU Professors’ Hall on the 12th,
Poster for the Korea-US STEM Personnel Exchange Program. ⓒMinistry of Science and ICT, ‘[Daily Economic] The Ministry of Science and ICT will hold an explanatory session for the Korea-US STEM personnel exchange program, which is being jointly promoted with the U.S. National Science Foundation (NSF), at the SNU Professors’ Hall on the 12th.’,
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, ‘The NSF operates the IRES program to support U.S. STEM students in gaining international research experience and nurturing the next generation of research leaders.’,
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, ‘In May last year, following the 11th Korea-US Joint Committee on Science and Technology, the Ministry of Science and ICT and the NSF agreed to cooperate on the IRES program.’,
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, ‘Since then, the Ministry of Science and ICT has been supporting Korean STEM students’ visits to the U.S. for internships, focusing on Korean researchers selected as international partners in the IRES program.’,
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, ‘The Ministry of Science and ICT plans to further expand the scope of cooperation to promote Korea-US STEM personnel exchange.’,
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, ‘To encourage the participation of Korean researchers in the NSF IRES program, an explanatory session has been prepared.’,
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, ‘At the session, an NSF representative will attend to introduce the IRES program and hold a question and answer session.’,
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, ‘Hwang Sung-hoon, Director of International Cooperation at the Ministry of Science and ICT, said, “When active mutual exchange of STEM personnel between Korea and the U.S. is promoted, bilateral scientific and technological cooperation can continue to develop.” He added, “We will actively pursue this cooperative project to enable domestic master’s and doctoral students to gain international research experience, build networks with U.S. research institutions, and enhance a global perspective.”‘\n’]