Kyuwon Kang is an Associate Professor of Graduate School of International Studies of Korea University. Prior to working for Korea University, she has worked as a researcher at Korea International Cooperation Agency, and a research assistant at the Japan International Cooperation Agency – Research Institute. She is interested in researching about international educational development. She is engaged in research about the impact of capacity building programs, effectiveness of global citizenship education, regionalization of higher education in Asia. She holds a B.A. from Cornell University, New York, and a M.A. and Ph.D. from Waseda University, Tokyo.
2011 PhD in International Studies, Waseda University, Japan
2008 MA in International Relations, Waseda Univeristy, Japan
2006 BA in Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell University, United States
2023-present Associate Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University
2019-present Manager, Global Research Institute, Korea University
2019-2023 Assistant Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University
2014-2019 Research Professor, Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University
2011-2014 Research Fellow, ODA Education Center, Korea International Cooperation Agency
2008-2011 Research Assistant, Research Institute, Japan International Cooperation Agency
Impact of educational aids (capacity building programs); global citizenship education; Asian regionalization of higher education
Undergraduate (Global Korean Studies, Korea University)
International Development and Cooperation
Graduate (Graduate School of International Studies, Korea University)
Educational Development in Developing Countries and International Cooperation and Human Rights
International Development Program and Projects
Academic Communication Skills I