The adage "Universities are disappearing in the order in which cherry blossoms bloom" may seem cliché, but the crisis facing universities is indeed ongoing. In an era where universities are 'consumed', radical innovation in academia is an urgent task that can no longer be delayed for the sustainability of educational capabilities. In this regard, we (Korea University Alumni News) met Mr. KIM Kyuseok (Mick), who is actively involved in university education administration and believes that "universities must change rapidly and boldly to survive in accordance with global standards." Q) What led you to work as a university staff member? I have been walking the path of a university staff member for 12 years, largely influenced by my senior who worked as a staff member at Korea University (KU) when I was a student. After taking my first steps as an educational administrator at the International Office of Sungkyunkwan University, I am currently working as an admis...
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