METHODS OF TEACHING GRAPHIC DESIGN IN KOREA: EXPERIENCE AND INNOVATION

This article examines the innovative methods of teaching graphic design in South Korea and the country’s advanced educational system. It highlights how Korean universities combine traditional artistic techniques with modern digital tools, emphasizing practical experience, project-based learning, and portfolio development. South Korea integrates cultural heritage, such as Hangul typography and traditional motifs, with global design trends, producing creative and culturally resonant outcomes. Leading institutions, including Seoul National University, Hongik University, Korea National University of Arts, Sungkyunkwan University, and Chung-Ang University, provide state-of-the-art facilities, interdisciplinary programs, and strong industry and international collaborations. The article also explores the broader educational innovations in South Korea, including digital learning platforms, critical thinking development, and flexible curricula, which together prepare students for the modern creative economy and enhance the country’s global competitiveness.