"I'm leaving graduate school because I can't stand the pressure of my professor."

Last month, a graduate student at Sungkyunkwan University decided to leave graduate school, abandoning his dream of becoming a professor and researcher. It is because of the 'knotty' of the professor. Professor Lee appointed a senior researcher to manage the bank accounts of the researchers and graduate students. Afterwards, the school had to deposit a certain amount of research money into its account. One graduate student was robbed of 80 million won for five years. Another graduate student also deposited 3 million won into the professor's account. The professor ordered graduate students to find money in cash and deposit it into their account, eliminating evidence. All 10 graduate students who were under instruction by Professor Lee were extorted from research funds. 

Four of them quit graduate school because they couldn't stand the professor's 안전놀이터 "stuff." Lee even threatened to file an administrative lawsuit if he did not send the remaining research money to him through his graduate school senior.

The extortion of research money was a 'traditional' that has been handed down to graduate students. Graduate students who are going to study abroad after graduating from graduate school also had to pay for their research remaining in their bank accounts.

Graduate students were also responsible for childcare and education of professors and children. I ordered the kindergarten and the House of Commons to do my drawing diary and reading homework. He did volunteer work for his children who became university students. When his child was preparing for graduate school, he was also involved in research on his thesis for entering graduate school. He also made a self-introduction letter and portfolio. 

Graduate students had to endure and tolerate studying for more than 10 years if they hated the professor who evaluated their thesis.

In the same month, Ek filed a petition with the Anti-Corruption and Civil Rights Commission and the Ministry of Education, and visited the office in 119 Occupational cervix 119 was launched in November 2017. Around 150 labor experts, laborers and lawyers are working here for free. Over the past year, there have been a total of 22,810 reports a day that have been sent through open KakaoTalk, e-mail, and band.

The Korea Employers' Association and the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) have created 'University Students 119' to share cases where graduate students were unfairly beaten by professors and to protect their rights. If a graduate student who is a member of a Naver band leaves personal information, he or she will check if he or she is a professor or a university employee. If a graduate student is confirmed, he or she can officially sign up and report on his or her quality.

According to a survey conducted in September 2017 by Rep. Lee Cheol-hee of the main opposition Minjoo Party of Korea and the Korean Graduate School Student Labor Union on strengthening the rights of graduate school researchers, 74.1 percent (197) said that graduate schools have an aptitude. Thirty-nine percent of the respondents cited the superior status of professors and human rights issues as the most urgent items to improve. 62.4 percent of the respondents (123) answered that it was difficult to change their career path.

"The most serious problem is the widespread abuse of professors, sexual violence, seizure of research rights and exploitation of labor at universities that should be the most intelligent," said the office`s office-campus 119 said. "We plan to conduct legal counseling while promoting democracy in graduate school communities."