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JNU has initiated activities aimed at improving and developing laws and systems through comprehensive research on special autonomy in the local context.

JNU Law and Policy Research Center held a signboard ceremony in the high-tech campus on Sept. 11.

Key attendees included: JNU President Kim El-hwan, Vice President of educaton Kang Hee-kyung, Vice President of Knowledge & Industry- Academia Kang Cheol-woong, Director of Student Career Employment Center Hyun Mi-yeul, Dirctor of Promotion Project Group Kang Tae-young, Korea Legal Research Institute Director Han Young-soo and employees of related organizations.

The JNU Law & Policy Research Center was established to lead the improvement and development of laws and systems in the Jeju Special Self-Governing Province through comprehensive research on special autonomy, in collaboration with the Korea Legal Research Institute and local authorities.

The center was officially established at JNU on July 31, following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between JNU and the Korea Institute of Law on June 11. As part of this agreement, JNU has introduced legal and legislative policy-related courses. The center also aims to enhance cooperation between the two institutions regarding the joint operation of the law research center and the exchange of academic information.

JNU and the center plan to conduct research on laws and policies related to decentralization and balanced development, with a particular focus on the Jeju Special Law. They aim to establish systematic and uniform law and policy research on Jeju Island through the joint development of research projects with partner organizations, including the Korea Institute of Law.