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Seoul launches 'Gudok Daehak' pilot with 10 universities, letting citizens choose and attend classes on campus
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- The Seoul Metropolitan Lifelong Education Institute is launching 'Gudok Daehak', a lifelong learning program where participants choose university courses, starting in July, and is recruiting students.
- The Seoul Metropolitan Government is partnering with 10 universities to offer 15 free courses from mid-July in university classrooms, with 20 to 50 students per course.
- Applications open July 1 on the Seoul Lifelong Learning Portal on a first-come, first-served basis, and anyone who is a Seoul citizen or lives in the Seoul area can apply.
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