Creative Commons Korea and KAIST Graduate School of Culture Technology entered into bilateral collaborative relationship by signing an MOU on June 24.

GSCT is established with the intent to emphasize inter-disciplinary studies among technology, arts, business and design. And its curriculum is well customized to educate prospective leaders with the knowledge and skills covering the fields of developing science and technology that will develop the culture industry in Korea.

As of now, KAIST GSCT is to open its various academic content and research materials created by the graduate school to the public under CC licenses, building an archive site designed for it. Additionally, both parties agree to work together in multifaceted directions including the followings:

• Holding a series of seminars on the subjects related to sharing creative work on a regular basis 
• Exchanging personnel in research projects and other activities 
• Opening CC Korea sessions within KIST GSCT educational programs like Youth CT Experience Center

By taking coming projects with KAIST GSCT as a momentum, Creative Commons Korea hopes to see other domestic academic entities come together in making academic content open to facilitate free flow of ideas and information to create greater values for the Korean society as a whole.

Sincerely, CC Korea would like to extend gratitude to KIST GSCT for the opportunity for this partnership.