University of Nottingham, United Kingdom, March 12, 2024
On Tuesday, March 12th, Korea University's Office of International Affairs was visited by a delegation from the University of Nottingham from the United Kingdom. The delegation consisted of:
Prof. Shearer WEST, President and Vice Chancellor
Prof. Nigel MONGAN, Oncology, Director of Global Engagement for the Faculty of Medicine
Prof. Lucy COOKER, Education, Director of Global Engagement for the Faculty of Social Sciences
Prof. Dong-Hyun KIM, Associate Professor, School of Pharmacy
Prof. Tao WU, Dean, Faculty of Science and Engineering, Ningbo Campus
Prof. Xu SUN, Industrial Design and Manufacturing, Ningbo Campus
Mr. David OUCHTERLONIE, Associate Director, Global Engagement
Mrs. Julie ZHU, Manager, International Relations, East Asia
Mr. Rav KALSI, Principle Executive Officer
The delegation was greeted by:
Prof. Dong-One KIM, President
Prof. Chuck YOO, Executive Vice President for Research
Prof. Sang Kee SONG, Vice President, International Affairs
Dr. William STEWART, Associate Director, International Cooperation
Mrs. Yoora JEON, Associate Director, Exchange and Study Abroad Programs (Europe)
Prof. Eulsik YOON, Vice President, School of Medicine
Prof. Ho Sung SON, Vice President, Medical Planning and Budget
Prof. Seongbeom PYEON, Dean, School of Medicine
Prof. Hakjun KIM, Dean, Medical Research
Prof. Sunwook HWANG, Vice Dean, Medical Research
Prof. Yonghoon KIM, Faculty
Prof. Byeongjo KIM, Faculty
Prof. Jiyoung PARK, Department of Pharmacology
Prof. Okhee JEON, Department of Convergence Medicine
Prof. Minseok KIM, Department of Medical Sciences
Prof. Jae-Jun SONG, Department of Otolaryngology
Prof. Willion H. CHOI, Department of Medical Sciences
Prof. Minsoo LEE, Department of Psychiatry
Prof. San-Eun CHOI, College of Pharmacy
Prof. Younghoon KIM, College of Medicine
The purpose of the meeting was to foster international cooperation and exploring opportunities across various departments at Korea University in addition to the University of Nottingham with a special focus on medical research in precision imaging as well as UN SDG 3. The meeting concluded with the exchange of gifts and photos, in addition to a dinner banquet hosted by the College of Medicine.
