Sakibul Hasan

Dhaka College Career Club, in collaboration with Hangul Korean Language and Visa Firm, organized a grand seminar titled “Study in South Korea 2026: Unlock Your Future.” The main objective of the event was to raise awareness among students about international higher education and highlight opportunities for education and career development in South Korea.

Held at the Dhaka College Auditorium, the seminar was attended by more than 300 students. The event featured detailed discussions on prestigious scholarship opportunities in South Korea, Korean language learning programs, and prospects for global employment.

International and local experts presented various aspects of South Korea’s visa policies, university structure, and higher education system.

In his speech, Kai Shim, CEO of Hangul Korean Language and Visa, described South Korea as a competitive and promising destination for higher education. He provided important guidance on language education, scholarships, and future career opportunities for students.

Additionally, Wonbae Bang, Associate Dean of Global Engineering and Technology at Korea University of Technology and Education, discussed engineering education, technological advancement, and modern technical curricula available for Bangladeshi students.

During the event, Professor A.K.M. Ilias, Principal of Dhaka College, encouraged students to learn third languages such as Korean, Japanese, and Chinese alongside English. He stated that students could unlock new opportunities by taking advantage of higher education and career prospects in East Asian countries.

Professor Abul Kashem Muhammad Jahurul Haque, advisor to the club, emphasized that international higher education can play an important role in contributing to research and scientific excellence and in establishing Bangladesh as a strong research hub in the future.

Khandakar Raihan, President of Dhaka College Career Club, shared the club’s future plans and international education initiatives and encouraged students to develop their academic capabilities on a global scale.

According to the organizers, this seminar has opened a new horizon for Bangladeshi students seeking higher education in South Korea and aiming to build international careers.