South Korean Ambassador Cho Hyun made the announcement while delivering a lecture on "Synergy between India and South Korea: Opportunities for Indian students" at the university today.
"A certificate course under the CBCS (Choice-Based Credit System) programme will be offered that will help students in getting jobs in South Korean companies operating in India," Jamia said in an official statement.
The Ambassador said that the Korean language course will prove advantageous to Jamia students and help them in getting jobs in approximately 500 South Korean companies based in India.
Vice Chancellor, Talat Ahmad said that the move will not only enhance job opportunities for the university students but also go a long way in cementing India-South Korea ties.
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