Hanyang University has been designated as an operating institution for the ‘2025 AI-Related Industry Human Resource Cultivation Bootcamp’ initiative from the Ministry of Education. This program provides short-term, intensive training courses jointly offered by universities and corporate partners to undergraduate students. It has demonstrated significant progress in sectors including semiconductors, secondary batteries, displays, biotechnology, and aerospace. In the current fiscal year, the government allocated additional supplementary funds to support AI-related bootcamp programs. Among 32 applicant universities, three were selected which includes Hanyang University. 

As a result of this selection, Hanyang University will receive approximately 1.425 billion KRW annually for five years, totaling 7.1 billion KRW in educational support. The fund will be utilized to recruit full-time faculty members and expand training infrastructure with practical lab facilities.
Furthermore, Hanyang University will collaborate with prominent corporations such as 청소년 토토사이트 추천ndai NGB, Saltlux, and Switch to develop tiered, intensive training curricula. The corporations will actively participate in the developing process regarding job role analysis, expanded field training opportunities, and the design and delivery of academic courses. Students will thereby gain substantial practical experience and, upon completion, will receive micro-degree certifications that enhance their employment prospects.

Through this initiative, Hanyang University aims to foster work-ready students in the field of AI and fortify university-industry partnerships, thereby contributing to the advancement of future high-tech industries.

Notably, Hanyang University was previously selected last year for this initiative in other fields. The Seoul campus was chosen for semiconductor-related training, while the ERICA campus was selected for semiconductor and display fields, receiving approximately 4.5 billion KRW per annum, amounting to 22.5 billion KRW over five years. Both campuses continue to operate intensive, industry-collaborative short-term programs, playing a pivotal role in nurturing talent for the country's core industrial sectors.