Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies is set to hold an English department colloquium on March 7, aimed at examining the present state of English education and exploring its future directions in the context of rapid technological advancements. This event, taking place in the university's cyber auditorium at 11 AM, invites English education experts including Dr. Lee Bo-young, interpreter Park Ji-won, and professor Jeon Jae-ho from Korea National University of Education to engage in discussions surrounding technology and human-centered educational values.

The colloquium will feature multiple sessions, beginning with Dr. Lee Bo-young addressing the topic 'What Should English Educators Choose - Technology, Practice, and Humanity.' She seeks to provide insights into the philosophies and standards that educators should adopt in the era of digital transformation. The afternoon session will see Park Ji-won, renowned for being the youngest successful candidate of the judicial examination, speak on 'Effective English Study Methods.' Drawing from his experiences in interpreting and law, he will share practical strategies that learners can apply directly to their studies. The final session will be led by Professor Jeon Jae-ho, who will present on 'Should English Education Follow AI or Utilize It?' focusing on specific directions for educational use of AI in English teaching.

Open to anyone interested in English education and learning, participants are encouraged to register online. Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies is noted for having the most students among domestic cyber universities, offering specialized majors such as practical/business English, TESOL, English interpretation and translation, aviation tourism English, and AI & English. The university also provides unique extracurricular programs including video lectures, one-on-one telephone English lessons, and summer overseas language training, allowing students to immerse in both language and culture.