The results show that students in the capital area have a significantly higher level of global skills (53.4 points) compared with students in provincial areas (45.1 points).
In terms of majors, the average score of students majoring in natural sciences and engineering was 46.7 points, which is lower than the 47.4 point average recorded by students majoring in humanities and social sciences.
In terms of the average score of each educational year, students are ranked in the order of seniors(52.9 points), juniors(51.0 points), sophomores(47.5 points), and freshmen(45.1 points), indicating that higher the educational year, higher the level of global skills.
There were differences in global skills level depending on the level of exposure to the global environment. The global skills score of the top 25% of students in terms of exposure to the global environment was 50.3 points, whereas that of the bottom 25% was 44.0 points, showing a significant difference.
In order to enhance global skills of college students, it is necessary to help them to expand their interest in the global environment and provide them with relevant experience.