Ilman Choe

Humanities Fair Infrastructure Humanities Visiting <Hanyang Infrastructure from Joseon Dynasty to the Enlightenment Period>

Infrastructure Humanities Visiting <Hanyang Infrastructure from Joseon Dynasty to the Enlightenment Period>

1st Session: September 19 (Fri) 10:00–12:00 Commercial Infrastructure of Joseon: Sijeon (licensed markets)
2nd Session: September 26 (Fri) 10:00–12:00 Opening the Streams of Hanyang Fortress: Gaecheon (brook)
3rd Session: October 17 (Fri) 10:00–12:00 — The First Western-Style Park in the City Center: Tapgol Park
4th Session: October 24 (Fri) 10:00–12:00 — Modern Medical Infrastructure: Daehan Hospital

The Infrastructure Humanities Visiting <Hanyang Infrastructure from Joseon Dynasty to the Enlightenment Period>, hosted by the Mobility Humanities Education Center, will be held over four sessions. We look forward to your interest and participation.

Registration is available from September 1 (Mon) to September 5 (Fri) via the QR code at the top of the poster.

2025 Global Mobility Humanities Conference

The Academy of Mobility Humanities will host the 2025 Global Mobility Humanities Conference (2025 GMHC: entr’act) on December 5–6, 2025 at Konkuk University, Seoul Campus.

Marking its 6th conference this year, the 2025 GMHC will be held under the theme:
“Mobility Infrastructures of Humans, Non-humans, and More-than-humans.”

For more details, please visit our website: https://www.mobilityhumanities.net/

We look forward to your participation and interest.

Co-Hosting the 2025 Global Mobility Conference

The Academy of Mobility Humanities will co-host the 2025 Global Mobility Conference, held in collaboration with the Korea Transportation Safety Authority Mobility Support Center, Samsung Fire & Marine Insurance, and the Korean Transport Society, on September 9–10 at the Westin Chosun Hotel in Seoul.

The Global Mobility Conference has been held annually since 2023 to showcase South Korea’s innovative achievements and vision in advanced mobility to the world. This year marks the first time the conference, previously focused on technology and industry, will include formal sessions on humanities, addressing human experiences and cultural contexts. The Academy of Mobility Humanities at Konkuk University has been involved in planning these sessions from the very beginning.

Under the theme “Shaping the Future Together: New Possibilities Through Innovation,” this year’s conference will bring together global companies, government agencies, and academic experts to discuss ways to reduce mobility gaps across countries, regions, and generations, and to create a future mobility environment accessible to all.

Several researchers from the Academy of Mobility Humanities will participate in the conference. On September 9, Professor Mimi Sheller, a distinguished advisor, will deliver the keynote speech. On September 10, the session “Humanities & Mobility” will feature presentations by Professor Peter Adey, HK Professor Taehee Kim, and HK Research Professor Donghyun Koo. This session will analyze mobility issues from a humanities perspective and propose ways to maintain human-centered values and socio-cultural responsibilities amidst rapid technological innovation.

The 2025 Global Mobility Conference is open to anyone via pre-registration. Those wishing to attend can register through the conference website below:
・Conference Website: https://mobility.or.kr/

We look forward to your active interest and participation.

Recruitment of Citizen-Researchers for the HK Infrastructure Living Lab

Program Overview
Based on the experiences of citizens who make use of infrastructure, citizen-researchers identify social issues and develop solutions in collaboration with experts.

Topics

  • Topic 1: Safe Mobility Infrastructure Project at Konkuk University
  • Topic 2: Infrastructure Project for Supporting International Students’ Adaptation to Korea
  • Topic 3: Bicycle Infrastructure Improvement Project

Timeline
1. Education

  • Orientation and Guest Lectuers on Living Lab
  • Schedule: September 2025 (2 biweekly meetings)

2. Activities

  • Discussions on how everyday issues faced by citizens are connected to infrastructure
  • Engagement in citizen-led research for practical solutions, aiming at making policy recommendations through collaboration with MOU partner organizations
  • Schedule: October – November 2025 (4 biweekly meetings)

3. Project Presentation

  • HK Infrastructure Living Lab Results Presentation
  • Scheduled: End of November 2025

  • A certificate of completion will be awarded to participants who attend at least 5 out of the total 7 sessions.

Application Period
July 28 (Mon) – August 10 (Sun), 2025

Eligibility
Open to everyone (individual and group applications are both accepted)

Recruitment number
00 for each topic

How to Apply
Submit via email: mobilityedu@konkuk.ac.kr
Required documents:
1. Application Form
2. Consent Form for Collection and Use of Personal Information

Inquiries
Mobility Humanities Education Center, Academy of Mobility Humanities, Konkuk University
📞 02-455-3767