Kyoto Information Graduate University will hold a Japanese company briefing session for Korean students with Jeju Special Self-Governing Agency on August 21, 2007 at Jeju Special Self-Governing Province.There are currently five universities in Jeju Province, one of which is Jeju University (National University), which is a sister school of the University.Jeju Island, which has been famous as a tourist island for a long time, has few local companies, and university graduates are in difficulty in finding employment.On the other hand, Japanese IT companies have a shortage of human resources. Based on this situation, we organized a Japanese company briefing session as part of exchanges with Jeju University and the Jeju Highway Agency.Japanese companies participating in the briefing sessions are member companies of the National Association of Regional Information Industry Associations (ANIA).
In 2006, Jeju was designated as a special self-governing province with a high degree of autonomy.In the future, it is expected to develop in the industrial field, and is eager to attract Japanese companies.The University hopes that both Japan and Korea will achieve great results through this Japanese company briefing.