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Jeonju University, Harim-beSTAR Selected 22 Students

‘I am going to a big company after graduation.’

- Jeonju University-Harim group a model of Industrial Education for Employment-linked type Harim-beSTAR, selected the first team -

Jeonju University (Chancellor Hoin Lee) announced that 22 students have finally passed the first curriculum of the Harim-beSTAR, which is conducted by Harim Group and employment linkage.

Harim-beSTAR is an employment-linked industry and education course in which students in the second academic year of Jeonju University are selected for jobs which are suitable for their aptitude in accordance with the manpower needs of Harim group and its affiliates, and universities and businesses cooperate to cultivate talent and link it to employment upon graduation.

In October 2018, Jeonju University and Harim group signed an employment-linked agreement that fosters human resources based on aptitude, jointly designed the curriculum for seven months, and selected students according to Harim group’s selection procedures for public recruitment, including human aptitude tests and interviews.

As a result, 22 students were selected for the 14 positions of Harim group, including IT, public facilities, production management, distribution center, and public relations, and they will join Harim group, including Harim Food, NS Home Shopping, Sunjin Pork, and Farmsco, in 2022 after finishing the course of industrial education.

The 22 students selected will complete a business-specific major education program jointly designed by Jeonju University-Harim group, as well as convergence courses focusing on problem solving, creative convergence, and entrepreneurship to meet the fourth industrial demand, and will perform field-specific exercises at Harim Group affiliates during the vacation.

Starting this year, Jeonju University and Harim Group announced that they will regularly select participating students to run the Harim-beSTAR educational curriculum every year and will continue to expand the industry and academic cooperative models that are linked to fostering and recruiting talented people.

Meanwhile, Jeonju University has established ‘Superstar College,’ a college composed of convergence majors, and is currently operating 15 convergence majors, including Harim industry and education convergence major, to cope with the demands required by society and industry since 2017.