Korea Cyber University Concludes Successful Mentoring Program, Plans for Second Half

Korea Cyber University has successfully completed its "2026 First Half Mentoring Program," an initiative designed to foster a supportive learning environment for its students. The program, organized by the university's Teaching and Learning Innovation Center, paired 56 senior students with 217 new students. Mentors provided guidance on adapting to university life, shared effective online learning methods, and helped build professional networks between senior and junior students. Participants engaged in various activities, including university orientation, social gatherings, assignment and exam preparation, major and career exploration, and study strategy sharing. The university recognized participants by awarding credits and presented a "Mentoring Volunteer Scholarship" to outstanding mentors. Students reported that the program was highly beneficial, especially in navigating the online learning landscape. The center plans to open recruitment for the "2026 Second Half Mentoring Program" in July and August, continuing its commitment to student support and academic success.

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The experience and advice from senior students were a great help in university life conducted online.