AI and Technology

Cheju Halla University Is Ready for Takeoff in Aerospace Talent

A joint industry, academia, and government workshop on the 28th. With Jeju's aerospace companies, the programme is training people who solve regional problems using real satellite data.

  • 28 Nov 2025, completed
  • Industry, academia, government
Aerospace AI convergence major curriculum workshop

Workshop Details

Date
28 November 2025
Venue
Ramada Jeju Hamdeok Hotel
Format
Joint industry, academia, and government workshop

Past Theory, into Real Data

  • Satellite data preprocessingDeveloping a preprocessing course so the curriculum produces something usable in the field straight away.
  • On-board AIA practice-first programme that includes the AI carried on the satellite itself.
  • Data safe zonesDesignating safe zones so satellite data that security concerns had put out of reach can be used for teaching.

Hallim Technical (hardware), CHU (software and AI), companies (data)

Hallim Technical High School
Hardware teaching, including drone and airframe construction
Cheju Halla University
Software teaching, including AI and data analysis
Companies
Real satellite data and working technology

Key Outcomes

  1. Industry, academia, and government met to work out how to train the people the aerospace ecosystem needs
  2. Agreement to move from theory-led teaching to work with real satellite data and AI
  3. A convergence model spanning hardware and software, with a roadmap behind it
  4. A commitment to build a talent pipeline running from high school through university
  5. A route to better access to satellite data for teaching, through designated safe zones

Vision

Local government and companies committed to building a talent pipeline from high school to university, so that young people in Jeju can be trained here, hired by aerospace companies here, and stay.