Dankook University Selected for Graduate-Focused Pilot Project at University Job Plus Center

Dankook University has been selected for the Ministry of Employment and Labor’s “University Job Plus Center Graduate Specialization Pilot Project.” Dankook University students freely discussing.

Dankook University announced on the 14th that it has been selected for the "University Job Plus Center Graduate Specialization Pilot Project" organized by the Ministry of Employment and Labor.

Starting with the "University Job Plus Center Project" in 2022, Dankook University has been selected for the "Customized Employment Services for University Students," "Customized Employment Services for High School Students," and the "University Job Plus Center Graduate Specialization Pilot Project." It is the only university in the Seoul metropolitan area to be selected for all of the Ministry of Employment and Labor’s youth employment support projects in 2024.

The "University Job Plus Center Graduate Specialization Pilot Project" is a program that identifies unemployed graduates and provides specialized employment support programs. Dankook University will offer customized employment and career services to graduates who have been unemployed for up to two years after graduation.

In particular, the university will operate the "Graduate Re-Start Challenge Special Program," which collects the preferred companies of graduates, supports the development of job search strategies and application documents tailored to job postings, and provides follow-up management for participants.

President Ahn Sooncheol said, “With the University Job Plus Center project at the core, four key customized youth employment service units have been completed. Dankook University will do its best to provide tailored education and employment services not only to current and former students, but also to high school students and local youth.”