South Korean universities are expanding company-linked AI and semiconductor programs with Samsung and SK Hynix, including some tracks that guarantee jobs or improve hiring odds for students.

Sep 15, 2026 - 20:05

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South Korean universities are expanding company-linked AI and semiconductor programs with Samsung and SK Hynix, including some tracks that guarantee jobs or improve hiring odds for students.

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