Daegu Cyber University, FM Culture and Arts Human Rights Association, and FM Arts Psychology Institute Sign Mutual Exchange Agreement

Daegu Cyber University signed mutual exchange agreements with the FM Culture and Arts Human Rights Association and the FM Arts Psychology Research Institute on the 11th at the C.I.R. conference room in the university's main building.

Daegu Cyber University is taking a commemorative photo after signing mutual exchange agreements with the FM Culture Arts Human Rights Association and the FM Arts Psychology Research Institute in the university main building C.I.R. conference room.

Present at the signing ceremony were Lee Geunyong, President of Daegu Cyber University, key university officials, Hwang Junseong, CEO of the FM Culture and Arts Human Rights Association, Chae Min, Director of the FM Arts Psychology Research Institute, and about 10 staff members.

The agreements with each institution include: ▲active promotion of training program development ▲joint research and co-hosting of academic seminars ▲provision of industry-academic cooperation scholarships for employees and families of the FM Culture and Arts Human Rights Association and the FM Arts Psychology Research Institute upon admission to Daegu Cyber University ▲active support for promotional activities of both organizations.

This signing ceremony confirmed the intention of the three organizations to pursue new value opportunities through diverse cooperation based on their respective expertise and to work together for mutual development.

Through this agreement, it is expected that Daegu Cyber University's specialized academic infrastructure in special education, psychology, therapy, and rehabilitation will be utilized to provide concrete service support to local people with disabilities and to cooperate on various programs of the research institute and the association in the future.

Lee Geunyong, President of Daegu Cyber University, said, "Based on the technical field experience of both organizations, we will work together with our university's outstanding faculty to vitalize cultural and arts programs for local people with developmental disabilities through joint research, and strive to contribute to the training of professionals in arts psychology and music therapy for rehabilitation by utilizing our educational infrastructure."