1 ABRUEM Delegation VisitWelcome! SINCE 1398 ABRUEM Delegation Visit 18 June 2013
2 ABRUEM Visit 18 June 2013 Time Schedule 10:00 Welcoming RemarksSKKU Introduction Video/ SKKU Presentation: 11:00 Photo Session at Samsung Library 11:05 Samsung Library Tour 11:30 SAINT Tour 12:00 Luncheon 15:00 Tour of LG Electronics 17:30 Tour of Old Sungkyunkwan 18:00 Dinner Reception
3 Choi Jae Boong Ph.D. PRESENTATION Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)VICE PRESIDENT OF UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRY COLLABORATION Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU)
4 Overview - Collaboration
5 1398 FOUNDED
6 The Royal Academy of the Joseon Dynasty成均館 Sungkyunkwan The Royal Academy of the Joseon Dynasty
7
8 2013 Ranked 23rd in Asia by Times Higher Education
9 Students UNDERGRADUATE 19,290 GRADUATE 7,063 INTERNATIONAL 13.3%
10 Faculty FULL-TIME 1,383 INTERNATIONAL 8.5% As of 1 April 2013
11 Resources Resources BUDGET $745m US Dollars BUILDING AREA 500,744 m2
12 Global Rankings 21st 179th 51st QS WORLD QS ASIA FINANCIAL TIMESGLOBAL MBA 21st 179th 51st
13 Campuses HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES Seoul NATURAL SCIENCES Suwon
14 Seoul HUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES ACADEMIC PROGRAMSCollege of Confucian Studies & Eastern Philosophy College of Liberal Arts College of Law College of Social Sciences College of Economics School of Business College of Education School of Art
15 Suwon ACADEMIC PROGRAMS NATURAL SCIENCES College of ScienceCollege of Information & Communication Engineering College of Engineering School of Pharmacy College of Biotechnology and Bioengineering College of Sport Science School of Medicine NATURAL SCIENCES
16 Overview - Collaboration
17 R&D to R&BD P0 P1 P2 P2 Stage gate Search Research DevelopmentThe Role of R&D Oriented University (R&D) The Role of University- Industry Collaborative University (R&BD) Search Research Development Technology Transfer Discovering future technology and new research themes Verification of Technical Feasibility & Targeted Applications Completion of Goal Application Technology Transfer to Business Sector Contribution to Management Theme Discovery Commercialization P0 Evaluation/Selection of theme P1 Feasibility Study P2 P2 Advanced Development Advanced Development [Project Management Steps] Stage gate
18 Verification on CommercializingSKKU R&BD Strategy SKKU R&BD Strategy R&D R&BD Joint Research Joint Research Venture Foundation Patent Verification on Commercializing Patent R&D Technology Transfer (Commercialization) Technology Holding Company Switching intellectual property rights and R&D projects to R&BD worth commercializing Expansion of technology transfer resulting from strong technology commercialization capacity Establishing technology holding companies through strengthening Business Marketing Establishment of Technology holding companies in 2012 and affiliated companies Joint R&D of excellent research outcomes for industry Technology transfer and sharing with companies based on intellectual property rights Current R&D focus on developing source technology for the government and R&D based on industry demand
19 $217m $44m Research Funding (2012) $160,000 TOTAL US DollarsPRIVATE SECTOR $44m US Dollars PER PROFESSOR $160,000 US Dollars
20 Research Competence 3,557 502 (2012) PATENTS SCI PUBLICATIONSTHIRD IN KOREA THIRD IN KOREA
21 SCI Publications
22 110 Strategic Alliance with Samsung SAMSUNG:Support New Research in Emerging Fields SKKU: Propose Basic Research for New Growth Engines 110 research projects in 2012 JOINT RESEARCH 110 PROJECTS
23 Key Joint Research Projects(110 projects in 2012) Partner Project Field Participating Department SAMSUNG Electronics Development New Interaction model of TV products and UX Concept Interaction Science SAMSUNG Electro-mechanics BaTiO3 & SrTiO3-Bi3Ti4O12-MgO Nano-powder combination and evaluation on ceramics characteristics Advanced Material Engineering SAMSUNG Cheil Industries Control of PPE atom structure and development of manufacturing process technology Chemical Engineering SAMSUNG Advanced Institute of Technology Extremely low temperature SPM joint manufacture Sungkyunkwan Advanced Institute of Nano Technology SAMSUNG Display TDM(Temporal Division Method) Research Electrical Engineering
24 Collaborative Academic ProgramsWith Samsung (IT) Faculty Department Degree Capacity Fund Start Partner College of Information & Communication Engineering Semiconductor Systems Engineering Bachelor of Engineering 80 $3.5m 2007 Samsung Electronics Semiconductor and Display Engineering Masters Doctorate 100 $0.7m Department of Embedded Software 30 $0.1m 2008 Department of IT Convergence 67 $0.8m Department of Mobile Communication and Power Electronics 10 $0.3m 2006 Samsung Electro-mechanics Digital Media and Communication Department 50 2010
25 SKKU Advanced Institute of Nanotechnology (SAINT)Strategic Alliance with Samsung SKKU Advanced Institute of Nanotechnology (SAINT) Established: 2005 Multidisciplinary: Nano Physics Nano Chemistry Nano Devices Nano Mechatronics Nano Materials (Graphene) Key Indicators: World #1 University in Graphene Patents NANO Journal (SCI ranked) 40 faculty (20% international) All English-taught Master & Ph.D. #1 in Graphene Patents according to Cambdidge IT
26 Strategic Alliance with SamsungDept. of Global Construction Engineering Established : 2009 Partner : Samsung C&T Samsung Heavy Industries Degree : Masters Curriculum : Building Construction, Construction & Management, Eco-friendly engineering structure, Geo-engineering, Building & Infrastructure facilities, Fluid mechanics, Power engineering, Electric Circuit Goal : Contributing to future construction industry and national competency by educating creative students with global minds
27 Strategic Alliance with SamsungSAIHST (Samsung Advanced Institute for Health Sciences and Technology) Established : 2011 Partner: Samsung Medical Center Research Area: Molecular Medicine, Regenerative Medicine, Bio Pharmaceutics, Neuroscience, Molecular Imaging, Biomedical Informatics, Biomedical Engineering/Technology Degree : Health Sciences and Technology(Master / Ph.D) Mission : Educating leading researchers in health science and medical technology through interdisciplinary system covering medicine, pharmacy, biology and engineering
28 Strategic Alliance with SamsungSchool of Medicine Established: 1997 Partner: Samsung Medical Center Curriculum: 2 Year Interdisciplinary Pre-Medicine 4 Year Medical Degree Problem-Based Learning (PBL) Admission: Top 0.1% of High School Graduates with Scholarship and Stipend Research: Top Research Hospital in Korea Top Research Hospital in Korea according to SCImago (Spain)
29 Diversified Collaboration Partners Diversified Collaboration PartnersSKKU Germany BASF Paju Industiral Complex Venture Company Hidden Champion Venture Company Pangyo R&D Complex Pangyo R&D Complex Venture Company Gyeonggi TP Hidden Champion Hidden Champion Mobile app Enterprise Complex Hidden Champion LG Display Hidden Champion 9085 Hidden Champions in Gyeonggi Province Annual Industrial R&D Fund $44m US Dollars
30 Current Status of CCRF (2012)KOLAS Accreditation - 9 standards Asbestos Investigation Institution Odor Investigation Institution Designation as Certified Institution Supported 421 SCI Publications 34,699 analysis Research support 23,011 analysis Industry Collaboration Support KOLAS : Korea Laboratory Accreditation Scheme ilac : International Laboratory Accreditation Corporation MRA : Mutual Recognition Arrangement Council
31 Main Facilities in CCRF [ X-Ray Diffractometer ]XRD [ X-Ray Diffractometer ] Cs-TEM [ Cs-corrected Transmission Electron Microscope ] NMR 700MHz [ Nuclear Magnetic Resonance 700MHz ] 104 equipments (17.8 million USD) Analysis fee: 1.8 million USD Facility & Performance TOF-SIMS [ Time of Fligt Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometer ] FIB [ Focused Ion Beam ]
32 $2.3m Graphene Mass Production Technology Transfer RoyaltyOutcome - Patent Transfer: Source Technology for Mass Production of Graphene - Company: Graphene Square (Domestic Venture Company) Technology Development Patent Registration Target Research & Marketing Negotiation
33 $2.3m Seawater Desalination Technology TransferOutcome Patent Transfer: Source Technology for reverse osmosis seawater desalination - Company: POSCO Constructions, WELCRON HANTEC - Royalty Payment: 2.22 million USD Tech. Development Patenting Beginning of negotiation 4 Large Corporation(Doosan, Woonjin, Lotte, POSCO) & 1 small comapny Discussion on establishment of subsidiary company and investment valuation : 1.7 million USD Failure of Transfer negotiation Establishing subsidiary company Re-start of transfer negotiation: POSCO constructions, 웰크론한텍 PILOT operation (Tech. Verification) Agreement on Technology Transfer Success Factor Negotiation on continuous technology transfer with the company Royalty Technology verification on the patent technology $2.3m
34 LINC(Leaders in Industry-University Cooperation)VISION : Sustainable human-centered Smart – Green Industry Ecosystem SKKU Technology Innovative Industry-University Cooperation Model Creative new industry development & HRD → Job & Business Creation Supporting innovative technology development & commercialization → Innovating small/medium/venture companies Improving Global Competence for small/medium business Promoting Creative New Industry Educating Creativity Converging Individuals Business & Job Creation Best University Highest Funding $5.1m SKKU LINC SMART IT, Design Management GREEN Energy, Eco Health System Reform Research Characterization Education Characterization Industry Resources Characterization
35 Example of SKKU LINC’s Contribution to Creative Economy EcosystemTraditional Subcontracting Ecosystem Creative Economic Ecosystem in Mobile Technology SKKU Industry Support SAMSUNG Galaxy Sub- contractor Sub- contractor Apple SAMSUNG Facebook twitter You tube Dragon Flight Cha Cha Cha NAVER YG SM Bigbang 2NE1 PSY Girl’s Generation Android iTunes Appstore kt Olleh SK Telecom LG U+ Google Ticket Monster Sub- contractor SKKU Business Incubator Coupang Sub- contractor Sub- contractor Anipang Kakao talk SKKU Business Incubator Sub- contractor Sub- contractor Sub- contractor SKKU Industry Support SKKU LINC aims to incubate companies which contributes to the creative economy ecosystem by educating creative and integrated researchers and supporting industries
36 Case: Developing Functional Smartphone AccessoriesSKKU Cooperation Open Innovation ▪ smardi team Supporting product design & sample production ▪ Business School Supporting marketing & distribution (Prof. Suke Kyu LEE) ▪ School of Art Planning App and creating user storyline by student project (Prof. Myun KIM) Recommendation on earphone jack market advance based on existing technology ▪ Linking smardi project team ▪ Linking School of Art (Capstone) Hysonic Co. Discussion with Gyeong-gi TP Possibility of developing consumer product based on existing technology AIC Professor Consultation Member of H Univ. Biz Incubation Center → Annual revenue of 44.5 million USD → Smartphone camera self-focusing actuator supplier Distribution Support ▪ Anymode ▪CJ O shopping Participation in 2013 Mobile World Congress Sales channel connection by AIC Professor Supported 125 business counseling
37 Thank You!
38 Lee Suke Kyu Ph.D. SCIENCE WITHOUT BORDERSVICE PRESIDENT OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) Good morning ladies and gentlemen, my name is S.K. Lee, I am the Vice President of International Affairs at 성균관 University (SKKU).
39 Today I would like to briefly speak about the Science without Borders at SKKU.
40 Present - Future I will start by explaining about the current status of the program.
41 Leading SwB into Korea SKKU was one of the pioneers of Science without Borders in Korea. On our Humanities and Social Sciences Campus in Seoul we hosted the official launch of Science without Borders Korea in the Fall of 2012. Here you see the Brazilian students posing for a group picture in front of 명륜당, SKKU’s first lecture hall which was built more than 600 years ago.
42 Rising Enrolment Starting with a pilot group of 5 students in the 2012 Spring Semester, enrolment of Science without Borders students at SKKU has been rapidly increasing. For the next semester, we are expecting a record number of 31 Brazilian students here at SKKU.
43 81% 6 18 Academic Excellence COURSES CREDITS GRADE AVERAGE AVERAGEThe academic performance of Brazilian students at SKKU has been very strong. On average, despite a heavy course load, the Science without Borders students manage to earn good grades. In fact, their academic performance is better than the performance of many Korean students. GRADE COURSES CREDITS 81% 6 18 AVERAGE AVERAGE AVERAGE
44 Beyond Expectations Academics Beyond 30% English Language courses100% PhD Faculty from global top 200 universities Collaboration with Industry Beyond English Enrichment Survival Korean Internships The success in terms of enrolment and academics is due to SKKU’s ability to go beyond expectations. In terms of academics, SKKU offers many courses in English. These courses are all taught by world class faculty. And students also benefit from SKKU professor’s extensive collaboration with industry. But SKKU wants to go beyond expectations. So we are now also offering an English Enrichment course and Survival Korean course to help students adjust to their academic and social life at SKKU. Furthermore, thanks to our professor’s strong contacts with industry, Science without Borders are also finding internships at some of Korea’s leading corporations such as 현대 Motors, 삼성, SK Energy and Posco.
45 Listening to and meeting SwB Students’ NeedsStudent Care Basics: Orientation & Counseling Excursions: Culture, Industry and Nature Joining the SKKU Family: Sports Festival & Global Food Festival Pro-Active Response to Solving Problems In addition to academics, SKKU also has an excellent student care system. We provide the basics such as an orientation and student counseling and throughout the semester there are excursions to cultural and natural sites and industry visits. To make sure Science without Borders students really become part of the SKKU Community we organize a Sports Festival and Global Food Festival in which Brazilian students actively participate. But in general, our philosophy to student care is to pro-actively respond to the problems students may have, and to listen to students’ needs. This simple approach has made SKKU the #1 university for Science without Borders students in Korea. Listening to and meeting SwB Students’ Needs
46 Present - Future However SKKU is working to further improve the Science without Borders experience. I will now discuss some of our new initiatives.
47 Pathways A Life-Changing Year at SKKU! International SemesterLanguage Training (English & Korean) First Semester Internship (Lab or Industry) First, we are working to develop pathways. Students can arrive in Korea in late June and join SKKU’s International Summer Semester with 1,600 students from Korea and around the world. They can then spend the month of august to improve their language skills before starting the first semester. The winter break in January and February can be used to do an internship at a lab at SKKU or at a local company, before starting the second semester. Through these pathways we aim to deliver a life-changing year at SKKU. Second Semester A Life-Changing Year at SKKU!
48 Certificate Program Customized Curriculum that meets SwB students’ needs English 100% Academic Mentorship to guide and encourage Connection to Industry or Lab for internship/research at SKKU, Samsung, etc. We are also working on creating a certificate program. Right now, we offer many courses in English, but not always as a coherent curriculum. The certificate programs would not only include a customized curriculum, taught 100% in English, but also academic mentorship for students. Through this mentorship we want to ensure a connection with industry and research as well, thus providing a well-rounded academic experience for every Science without Borders student at SKKU.
49 Ph.D. Mobility 4 4 to 24 6 to 24 SANDWICH PH.D. POST-DOC FULL PH.D.Finally there is the option of Ph.D. Mobility. It is possible to spend between 4 months and 4 years at SKKU while doing Ph.D. or post-doc research. We are now working to create a system that connects prospective Science without Borders students to SKKU faculty. In the coming years we hope to attract many excellent Brazilian graduate students to SKKU to conduct world class research. FULL PH.D. SANDWICH PH.D. POST-DOC 4 4 to 24 6 to 24 YEARS MONTHS JOINT SUPERVISION MONTHS
50 Thank You! Thank you very much for your attention. We very much look forward to receiving Science without Borders students from your university here at SKKU!