The project was launched at the BSU International Relations Faculty. It is aimed at teaching the Korean language and promoting the country's culture. The opening ceremony was attended by university administration officials, the Ambassador of the Republic of Korea, diplomats and heads of major Korean companies who are interested in training qualified professionals with Korean language skills.
Viktor Shadursky, Dean of the BSU International Relations Faculty: We are interested in such specialists. We have been teaching Korean since 1999. Tens of specialists have received education as our economy requires new skills and qualifications.
In total, the King Sejong Institute has about 120 branches in 52 countries all over the world. Almost all of them were established in the last three years.
