I was able to grow in many ways by participating in the internship program at EAI for a month. First, I learned a new task facing Korean politics by writing five conference transcriptions, including the 'President's Success Conditions' program hosted by EAI. Based on the theoretical content I learned at school, I could see how real politics works. I especially recommend the EAI internship program to students majoring in political science who want to apply what they have learned to reality.

I also investigated the changes in trade trends after the historical conflict between Korea and Japan, and learned how to look at various indicators related to one topic and find out the implications. I learned that it is important to look at changes in various indicators such as import and export sizes, changes in trade balance, and changes in FDI trends between the two countries, and to develop when conducting research.

I also enjoyed the process of running EAI Instagram and communicating with my team members. We put our heads together and came up with ideas to make EAI more familiar to people. I was able to catch up with the latest international issues while preparing posting on Instagram.

In addition, I was able to access various reports that EAI deals with while conducting internship programs. As a student majoring in political science and international relations, it was a good opportunity to study my major steadily even during vacation. I hope that the scope of my school class will also be wider. I think the EAI internship program is a good opportunity to grow further for all students who are interested in overall international issues, including Korean politics and international politics. Thank you.