Stuvisor Enters SAW International Student

Promotion Workshop in September 2025

Stuvisor SAW KOREA Participants in the Promotion Workshop for Attracting International Students in September 2025 (Consulting firm specializing in foreign students from 13 countries and participating in 12 major domestic universities, officially sponsored by Sejong University One Stop Center)

A workshop to promote the attraction of international students in September 2025, officially sponsored by Sejong University's One-Stop Center (Jong-hwa Eom, President ), was successfully completed at Sejong University's Daeyang Hall AI Center on February 20, 2025, according to Stuvisor (Giljun Yang, Ocean Yang, CEO). The workshop provided important information related to attracting global international students and provided an opportunity to further strengthen the international education competitiveness of Korean universities.

The international history of stewards and their role

Beginning with the "K Conference" in 2011, which involved companies specializing in attracting international students from more than 30 countries and major Korean universities at the Shilla Hotel in Seoul, Stuvisor has played an important role in attracting, managing, and supporting foreign students in Asia and Europe. It has been reorganized under the name of "Student Advisor" through COVID-19, and has been influencing the international education market by providing solutions related to attracting international students, internationalizing educational institutions, admission, and employment in various countries.

Cooperation with the Korea International Educators Association (KAIE) and Sejong University

Stuvisor is a associate member of the Korea International Educators Association (KAIE, Chairman Kim Ho-in, Kyung Hee University) and hosts seminars, workshops, and fairs on a multinational scale in attracting foreign students and related fields. In particular, it supports the government's policy of attracting 300,000 international students and provides practical business solutions in cooperation with universities' international, foreign, and international education centers. After COVID-19, a number of universities, including Sejong University, Hanyang University's Erica, Sungshin Women's University, and Yeungnam University, participated in the SAW workshop, which resumed in September last year along with the One-Stop Center, and attracted many international students through B2B meetings with professional overseas perm.

Key achievements of the 2025 SAW KOREA Workshop

The workshop to attract foreign students for admission in September 2025 was held with major domestic universities such as Gachon University, Konkuk University, Kyunghee University, Dongguk University, Deokseong Women's University, Yeungnam University, Ajou University, Woosong University, Sogang University, Sungkyunkwan University, Sejong University, and Hanyang University participating. In addition, it played an important role in expanding opportunities to attract international students by discussing various study abroad opportunities such as Korean language courses, bachelor's, master's, doctoral courses, vacation camps, and visiting student programs in cooperation with international companies from 13 countries.

SAW World Tour Project and Changes in Global Study Market

The SAW (Steviser Agency Workshop) World Tour project is a B2B workshop specializing in attracting international students in 46 countries around the world, and professional study abroad farms (SPANs) and stewards' partner educational institutions (SPINs) collaborate to promote global student attraction. Through this, educational institutions are expanding their international education networks and providing better opportunities for international students to study abroad.

Future cooperation plan between Stuvisor and Sejong University One Stop Center

The Ministry of Education announced that it will attract 300,000 foreign students by 2027 to make Korea one of the world's top 10 study-abroading powerhouses. To realize this concretely with universities, Stuvisor will hold a workshop to promote the attraction of SAW B2B students in February and August every year, and a college (graduate) admission information fair in May and November, along with Sejong University. Following February, more than 50 companies specializing in studying abroad are expected to participate in more than 20 universities and in more than 15 countries on Aug. 21.

"The core goal is to establish a proven and reliable B2B education market in order to realize the Ministry of Education's project to attract 300,000 international students and the goal of attracting foreign students from domestic universities," said Han Jeong-hoon, head of Sejong University's One-Stop Center. "In order to achieve Sejong University's goal of attracting 6,000 foreign students, we are inviting companies specializing in global foreign student attraction and major universities and educational institutions in Korea to conduct a SAW workshop to promote the attraction of foreign students from B2B with our stewards," he said. "Through this, we intend to continue to attract outstanding foreign students from multinational countries to Sejong University, expanding the global education network and strengthening Sejong University's international status." "We plan to actively engage Sejong University to attract better foreign students in the international education environment in the future," said Han. "This workshop will be of great help."

Introducing the CEO of Stuvisor Yang Gil-june

Since starting international education consulting for international students in London, England in 2002, Stuvisor Yang has served as the director/vice-chairman of the World Study Association (FELCA, UK), the director/vice-chairman/chairman of the Korea Study Association (KOSA), and has planned various international education programs with educational institutions in more than 50 countries and contributed to attracting foreign students.

"Korean universities are actively attracting global students in line with the government's policy to attract international students, and foreign students from each country are receiving admission information and related service consulting from our universities at professional study abroad consulting firms," CEO Yang Gil-joon said. "Stuvisor provides a variety of solutions to overseas professional study consulting firms, including introduction of our university educational institutions and programs, admission support, document preparation and inspection, employment and start-ups." "Stuvisor is focusing all its capabilities on systematizing the global B2B network and training system and promoting foreign students to attract excellent multinational students," he added.

Additional information on Stuvisor's SAW International Student Attractions B2B Workshop and SUEF International Student College (graduate) Admissions Pairs is available on Stuvisor's official website.

Source : E-donga

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