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South Korea Invests in Digitalizing Cyber Universities for Enhanced Online Education

Min Gyu Mi Reporter / Updated : 2025-03-07 19:45:11
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Seoul, South Korea – The South Korean Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the Korea Education and Research Information Service (KERIS), has unveiled a new initiative aimed at revolutionizing online higher education. The "2025 Project to Support the Advancement of Digital Education Environments in Cyber Universities" will allocate 1.9 billion won to empower cyber universities with cutting-edge digital technologies.

This project, a key component of the broader "Artificial Intelligence and Digital (AID) 30+ Project," underscores the government's commitment to fostering digital literacy and providing accessible, high-quality education for adult learners. The initiative will enable cyber universities to develop state-of-the-art digital learning environments, including:

Advanced studios and hardware infrastructure.

Software for creating immersive and interactive educational content.
Learning support systems tailored to the needs of online students.
Development of student-centric Extended Reality (XR) educational materials.
Integration of generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) to personalize learning experiences.
A significant aspect of this project is the emphasis on sharing best practices. Innovative educational content produced by participating universities will be made available through the Korea National Open University's "Virtual Experiment/Practice Learning Content Sharing Platform," benefiting the entire higher education sector.

Cyber universities seeking to participate in the project are invited to submit their proposals to KERIS. A panel of experts will evaluate the proposals, with the final selections to be announced in May.

"We believe that the advancement of digital education environments in cyber universities will mark a significant leap forward in online higher lifelong education," stated Choi Eun-hee, Head of the Ministry's Talent Policy Office. "The Ministry of Education is committed to continuously expanding financial support for cyber universities."

This investment reflects South Korea's proactive approach to leveraging digital technologies to enhance educational opportunities and adapt to the evolving needs of learners in the digital age.

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