Sekyeong University Hotel Culinary Arts Department Wins Best Award and Gold Medal at World Food Championship… New Underground Study Space Also Opens
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Sekyeong University's Department of Hotel Culinary Arts announced that it won the Best Award and a Gold Medal at the "2026 KOREA World Food Championship." This competition is a representative contest in the domestic culinary field, where students compete with the cooking skills they have learned. With this award, the abilities of the Hotel Culinary Arts students have once again been recognized.
The school explained that several students received various awards in this competition. The Hotel Culinary Arts Department runs practice-centered classes, so students can gain plenty of experience in preparing dishes themselves and being evaluated. The school said it plans to continue steadily improving these practical training environments.
Meanwhile, Sekyeong University has also newly created spaces where students can study. On the first basement floor, various study spaces have been set up, including study rooms, a collaboration space, and a research zone. These spaces were funded by the university's educational budget and donations from alumni.
In particular, this study space will be operated so that it can be used 24 hours a day. Students can now complete assignments or carry out team projects without being restricted by time. A school official explained that the purpose is to create an environment where students can study comfortably.
This news is meaningful in that Sekyeong University students have gained both good achievements and a new learning environment at the same time. For more details, you can check with the school's contact office.
Sources: 한국대학신문
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