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

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