Collaboration of an Undergraduate Program in a Start-up Project with the Marine Culture Center in Mokpo- ‘Development of Ocean Image Products’ Program
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The department of Clothing and Textiles established ‘Research on Marine Culture Products’ in their undergraduate program for keeping pace with specialized, local ocean-related projects, and began to research and develop marine culture products representing local features for tourism. The start-up project, named ‘Blue Life’, is a program focusing on the development of marine culture products, which are sold in a gift shop and at tourist sights. The purpose of the collaboration with the MCC is to develop ocean image products, promote them, and inspire future business for both students and the MCC in the future.