Strategies for the Regional Development of Jeollanam-do through Marine Specialization: Developing Human Capital and International Student Policies

This proposes strategies for the regional development of Jeollanam-do through marine specialization. Jeollanam-do boasts an abundance of islands and marine resources, with agriculture and fisheries being the primary industries. However, rapid population decline and urbanization threaten the sustainability of its development. By analyzing the 5th National Comprehensive Territorial Plan and Jeollanam-do's 4th Comprehensive Plan, this research derives sustainable development strategies to leverage the region's unique resources. Emphasizing the pivotal role of local universities such as Mokpo National University, it discusses how revitalization of island- and marine-centered industries and tourism can be achieved through regional talent cultivation and development. It further highlights the necessity of fostering talent, enhancing research and development capabilities, attracting domestic and international students, expanding cooperation between local universities and industries, and utilizing historical and cultural resources. In conclusion, it is anticipated that marine specialization strategies reflecting Jeollanam-do's unique characteristics will contribute to balanced regional development and sustainability.

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Journal of Marine and Island Cultures
Published
2024-12-30
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https://doi.org/10.21463/jmic.2024.13.3.11
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Educational Systems and Policies
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Strategies for the Regional Development of Jeollanam-do through Marine Specialization: Developing Human Capital and International Student Policies

Jae‐Eun Kim
Journal of Marine and Island Cultures
Educational Systems and Policies
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Strategies for the Regional Development of Jeollanam-do through Marine Specialization: Developing Human Capital and International Student Policies

Jae‐Eun Kim
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Abstract

This proposes strategies for the regional development of Jeollanam-do through marine specialization. Jeollanam-do boasts an abundance of islands and marine resources, with agriculture and fisheries being the primary industries. However, rapid population decline and urbanization threaten the sustainability of its development. By analyzing the 5th National Comprehensive Territorial Plan and Jeollanam-do's 4th Comprehensive Plan, this research derives sustainable development strategies to leverage the region's unique resources. Emphasizing the pivotal role of local universities such as Mokpo National University, it discusses how revitalization of island- and marine-centered industries and tourism can be achieved through regional talent cultivation and development. It further highlights the necessity of fostering talent, enhancing research and development capabilities, attracting domestic and international students, expanding cooperation between local universities and industries, and utilizing historical and cultural resources. In conclusion, it is anticipated that marine specialization strategies reflecting Jeollanam-do's unique characteristics will contribute to balanced regional development and sustainability.

Journal of Marine and Island CulturesVol. 13(3)
Mokpo National University (KR)
National Research Foundation, Ministry of Education, National Research Foundation of Korea
Openalex Percentile: Top 60%
Educational Systems and Policies
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