Hanyang University ERICA (President Lee Ki-jeong) successfully held the 2025 HY ERICA 토토사이트 운영자 공소시효 Festival on May 21 at Lion’s Hall on campus. The event was designed to help students explore academic majors and plan their careers.

Organized to welcome not only new students of the LIONS College of the Undeclared 토토사이트 운영자 공소시효s but also those interested in multi-fields of studies, interdisciplinary studies, or 토토사이트 운영자 공소시효 changes, the festival featured a wide range of engaging and practical programs with participation from 32 academic departments and administrative offices.

The event offered △one-on-one 토토사이트 운영자 공소시효 counseling and hands-on booths by department, △peer advising on multiple 토토사이트 운영자 공소시효s, △information booths from administrative offices such as the International Affairs and Career Development Teams, and △a panel discussion with industry experts. These elements provided students with meaningful opportunities to explore their academic and career interests.

In his opening remarks, Vice President for ERICA campus Baek Dong-hyun said, “Choosing a major is not only about personal interest—it requires insight into future industries. I hope this festival helps students better understand the characteristics of each major and its potential career directions.”

Faculty members and student councils participated in the counseling and hands-on booths to provide in-depth advice on △curricula, △career pathways after graduation, and △the unique strengths of each 토토사이트 운영자 공소시효. Science and engineering departments attracted attention with hands-on activities using VR and robots, while business-related departments encouraged participation through quizzes and interactive events, creating a vibrant and lively atmosphere.

A major highlight was the panel discussion titled “Future industrial changes and the role of interdisciplinary talent,” held at the main stage. Presenters included Yeon Jae-myung (Executive Director, Hyundai Motor Company), Moon Jang-seok (Executive Vice President, SK ON), Lee Sung-hae (Executive Director, Entegris Korea), Yoon Sang-doo (Director, NAVER AI Lab), Kim Deuk-han (CEO, Kunwon Engineering), and Do Byung-rok (Director, Shinhan Bank). They shared insights on trends and talent demands in their respective fields, followed by a Q&A session based on questions submitted by students.

The event concluded with an award ceremony for “Outstanding Major Experience Booths.” Based on student satisfaction surveys and on-site voting, the Department of Mechanical Engineering received the top prize for its engaging car simulation and 3D printing activities.

Professor Lee Young-bok of the Department of Energy and Bio Sciences stated, “Since our recent integration into the College of Engineering, we’ve needed an opportunity to promote the department. This festival was a meaningful way to connect with more students.”

Students expressed high satisfaction with the event. Kim Seo-hong (LIONS College, 1st year) said, “It was helpful to compare multiple departments and consider a broader range of career paths.” Kim Min-seo (LIONS College, 1st year) added, “Outside of class, I discovered new academic interests through conversations with senior students.” Humanities majors Jung Yoon-seo and Hwang Hye-jung remarked, “The advising from upperclassmen was practical and offered realistic guidance on career concerns.”

With this festival, Hanyang University ERICA provided a strong foundation for students to proactively shape their academic and career trajectories. The university plans to continue offering customized, student-centered career exploration programs in the future.