Archive · 26 Oct 2025
India and Korea Forge Educational and Media Partnerships
India and South Korea are becoming friends in education and media!
Experts from Indian schools visited South Korea to make these plans.
They agreed to share teachers and students, create new research centers, and teach each other new skills.
They will also create joint programs to help students learn about each other's countries and cultures.
The goal is to learn from each other and work together on movies and research projects.
This is a step to increase educational exchange and collaboration between the two countries.
Delegations from IIMC and FTII visited Busan, Republic of Korea, to initiate partnerships.
The collaboration aims to strengthen India–Korea relations in media and education.
Plans include student and teacher exchange programs and an India–Korea Research Centre.
Agreements also cover joint teaching modules and industry-focused curriculum development.
The partnerships aim to promote cross-cultural learning and boost educational diplomacy.
- Who
- Delegations from IIMC and FTII, along with Korean institutions like BUFS, KOFIC, and KAFA.
- What
- Partnerships for academic exchanges, research, and capacity building in media and education.
- When
- During a recent visit to Busan, Republic of Korea.
- Where
- Busan, Republic of Korea.
- Why
- To strengthen India–Korea relations in media, education, and culture, and to boost India’s educational diplomacy.
- Key Institutions
- IIMC, FTII, BUFS, KOFIC, KAFA
- Main Event
- Delegations' visit to Busan, Republic of Korea
- Focus
- Academic exchanges, collaborative research, capacity building
- Key People
- Prof. Pramod Kumar, Prof. Mangal Dhawaj Negi, Prof. Soon-Cheul Lee
- Planned Actions
- MoUs, Research Centre, Joint Programs