From December 2020 to May 2021, the ‘A Study on the Implementation of Policy Proposals for Improving the Quality of Life for Graduate Students’, a planned research project for the second half of 2020 of the Diversity Council (Research Director, Prof. Seong Nim Han), was conducted. 

This study is to analyze whether the policy proposals are being carried out as a result of policy implementation. These policy proposals were grounded upon policy tasks, the summaries of surveys and political research held by various institutions on subjects such as educational environment, quality of university life, and human rights targeted at graduate students on campus since 2000. Through this study, the current conditions and how policy effects the quality of life of graduate students were analyzed along with the examination of where further support was needed in concerns to diversity.

This study aimed to compare and analyze the policies proposed on the research report, the policy status quo and the actual support provided to graduate students by examining previous studies targeting graduate students within the university. It also aimed to discuss the unresolved policy agendas, and the areas that were not prioritized as major policy tasks. The analysis was focused on the effectiveness of policies by comparing and analyzing the reality of the assistance policy and organizing past political studies according to the concern and analyzing the time sequence.