Ingyu Oh

studies, innovation, and cultural industries, currently shaping

academic discourse at Kansai Gaidai University while actively advancing Hallyu

research. Jki-Profile-light Link Professor Ingyu Oh is a professor at Kansai Gaidai University in Osaka, Japan, where he teaches Business Management and Korean & Japanese Cultural Industries. Since joining the university in 2018, he has built an impressive

academic portfolio, having previously held

teaching positions at renowned institutions such as: Korea University Solbridge School of Business Bristol Business School Middle East Technical University UC Berkeley Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University University of Waikato University of Oregon His

research interests cover a wide range of fields, including: Organizational studies Innovation International business Political economy Political sociology Business history Cultural studies In addition to

teaching and

research, Professor Oh actively contributes to

academic publishing. He serves in several influential roles: President of the World Association for Hallyu Studies Editor of Culture and Empathy: An International Journal of Sociology, Psychology, and Cultural Studies Associate Editor of the Asia Pacific Business Review He has authored numerous books, monographs, and journal articles. Currently, he is involved in various projects related to Hallyu (the Korean Wave) and is working on a forthcoming book that examines the role of culture in international relations in East Asia.