2011 About Korea University

KU History
KU history has maintained the pride of the Korean people

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Inside KUs Icon

An icon, the first step towards Global KU

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KU Leadership
Leadership keeps KU in the spotlight

Made in KU
KU impacts the world

Campus Facilities
Exceptional campus facilities

Global KU
A cradle of global leaders

Campus Life
Six Must-Dos for KU students

College & Graduate Schools

Colleges, the heart of KU

KU Facts
Statistics

KU Campus
Campus information

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KU History
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KU History has maintained the pride of the Korean people

KU was founded in 1905, when the Korean Peninsula was first being occupied by Japan, under the belief Education Saves the Nation. Having devoted itself to the realization of causes such as freedom, justice and truth with every twist of Korean history, KUs history is the struggling of the Korean people. Playing a pivotal role in national development and democratization, KU now stands as the most trusted and admired private university in Korea.

1905
Founded as Bosung College, the first institute of higher education in Korea
Yong-ik Lee, also known as Chungsukgong, Treasurer of the Royal Household of the Korean Empire, established Bosung College, the predecessor of Korea University, with the belief Education Saves the Nation.

1946
Korea University, an overarching name
Permission granted on August 15 to establish a university. Name changed to Korea University.

1960

Global KU: Now towards the New Millennium

From National Spirit to Global Hope KU now intends to become a portal to the wider world. KU has been fulfilling its role as a leading university in Korea through ceaseless reform and innovation. With scholars boasting worldclass research capacity, talented students and state-of-theart campus facilities, it is now poised to enter the ranks of the worlds top universities.

Sparking the April 19 Revolution.

About 3,000 KU students marched in protest against the injustices of the autocratic dictatorial regime, creating the vanguard of the April 19 Revolution.

1980
Sejong Campus, a branch of Korea University, established.
Permission granted in January to establish Seochang Campus in order to nurture intellectuals in the heart of the country. Seochang Campus renamed Sejong Campus.

2000
Building a foundation to enter the worlds top 100 universities.
Ranked 14th in the Asias Best Universities 2000 competition by Asiaweek. Ranked best for law education in the country by the Korean Council for University Education. Awarded Excellent Quality certification in architectural engineering.

2005
Celebrating its 100th anniversary, announced the determination to grow from National KU to Global KU.
Announcing KU Global Vision in 2004, celebrated 100th anniversary in 2005. Ranked 150th in The Times World University Rankings in 2006

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Towards Global KUs new millennium.
Leaping from national KUs 100-year history towards Global KUs new millennium.

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Inside KUs Icon

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A Global Symbol, the First Step Towards a Global KU

The icon symbolizes KUs global vision to enter the ranks of worlds top universities based on its century-old history and tradition.

KUs School Song

KUs school song, heard at nine every morning resounding from the clock tower of the College of Liberal Arts building, was announced to celebrate KUs 50th anniversary in May 1955. The lyrics were written by Ji-Hoon Cho, a member of the famous coterie of poets called the Blue-Green Party and a KU professor at that time. The poet was also well known for the poem Seungmu (Buddhist Dance) in which every line contained liberty, justice and truth, the three words representing KUs spirit. The music was written by Isang Yun, a promising young composer at that time.

Shield, Education Saves the Nation

The shield symbolizes founder Yong-Ik Lees belief that Education Saves the Nation, which lead to the establishment of KU.

Lyrics by Cho Ji-hoon Music by Yun Isang

Crimson, the passion of youth

Crimson symbolizes vitality and passion, embodying KUs academic traditions and nature.

Tiger, a roar that shakes the Earth.

As a symbol of both Korea and KU, the tiger represents KUs courage, determination, swiftness and dignity.

1905, beginning of National KU

1905, the year of KUs establishment, demonstrates KUs 105 year tradition and depth of academic research.

Liberty, Justice, Truth, what makes KU people true KU people

School Motto
The school motto announced in celebration of KUs 50th anniversary represents the realization of human freedom (LIBERTAS), the pursuit of justice (JUSTITIA) in society and an overflowing passion for the search for truth (VERITAS). Intellectuals in action with passionate hearts, not numb and engrossed in texts, are KUs everlasting value; this ideal is what makes KU people true KU people. 1. Gaze at the edifice standing tall at the foot of Bukak Mountain. See the light spreading to the hills of Anam. The stone tower is built tall with the spirit and devotion of the people. This is the hall of liberty, justice and truth. 2. Waves of hearts longing for liberty. Conviction for justice. Burning devotion. Honoring the wishes, the ideal rises high. This is the light of liberty, justice and truth. 3. The quiet woods are the cradle of our dreams. The wide fields are the root of our power. The spirit held tight both by those entering and moving onward. This is the road of liberty, justice and truth. Korea University, Korea University, hometown of my heart. Korea University, Korea University, shine forever.

KU Tree
The Korean pine which represents fidelity and integrity, perfectly expresses KUs strong will to serve as a cradle for talent.

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Leadership Keeps KU in the Spotlight

Presidents
1st President
Sang-Yun HYUN 1946. 8 - 1950. 10

Tiger Statue, KUs Symbol

Poet Ji-Hoon Chos Tiger Statue Epitaph is inscribed, asking KU people to take their rightful place the world.

10th, 11th President

Joon-Bum LEE 1985. 3 - 1989. 7

2~4th President
Jin-Oh YOU 1952.9 - 1965.10

12th President
Hee-Jip KIM 1990.6 - 1994.6

5th President
Jong-Woo LEE 1965.10 - 1970. 9

13th President
Il-Sik HONG 1994. 6 - 1998. 6

6th President
Sang-Hyeop KIM 1970.10 - 1975. 4

14th President
Jeong-Bae KIM 1998. 6 - 2002. 6

7th President
Rhak-Hoon CHA 1975. 6 - 1977. 6

15th President
Yoon-Dae EUH 2003. 6 - 2006.12

8th President
Sang-Hyeop KIM 1977. 8 - 1982. 6

16th President
Phil Sang LEE 2006.12 - 2007. 2

9th President
Jun-Yeop KIM 1982. 7 - 1985. 2

17th President
Ki-Su LEE 2008. 2 - 2011. 2

18th President
Byoung-Chul KIM 2011. 3 ~

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Made in KU
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KU impacts the World, Worlds Firsts and Worlds Bests Will Continue
Published an Earth Science paper in the journal Science for the first time as a Korean. Listed in American Biographical Institute (ABI). Won a prize in the Marketing World Cup. KU was ranked 150th among the top 200 universities in the world as selected by The Times of the UK, the highest ranking ever for a private Korean university (2006). KU was ranked first in Korea in the Joongang Dailys college evaluations in the categories of social advancement, leadership and organizational behavior.

The Value of Made in KU Will Continue

Joined with 14 international universities in the conferment of a Joint Doctorate, a first in Korea
After joining Universitas 21, an international network of leading international universities, in 2004 as the first Korean university, KU hosted the 2009 Universitas 21 Symposium & Annual General Meeting and agreed to establish The worlds 14 universities joint doctorate program. (Universities joining were The University of Auckland (New Zealand), The University of Virginia (United States of America), The University of Dublin (Republic of Ireland), University of Delhi (Republic of India), Hong Kong University (Hong Kong), The University of Nottingham, The University of Birmingham, The University of Edinburgh, The University of Glasgow (England), University of Melbourne, University of Queensland (Australia), University of British Colombia, McGill University (Canada). It was unprecedented for 14 global universities to confer joint doctorates, and KU was the first in Korea to join this program.)

Korea University Great Korean Dictionary was Published, a First for a Korean University
Celebrating 2009 Hangeul Proclamation Day, Korea University Institute of Korean Culture published the Korea University Great Korean Dictionary which benchmarked the Oxford English Dictionary. The dictionary, an outcome of a 17-year effort, listed more than 390,000 word entries. It was the first dictionary published independently by a university institute. Reflecting words used in real life, the dictionary included 40,000 new words, such as Kkotminam (pretty boy), B-boy, and avatar, which had gone unlisted in existing Korean dictionaries.

Korea Techno Complex, the First Industry-Science-Research Collaboration Complex in Korea

Korea Techno Complex was established as the first of its kind in Korea in 1996. It is among the win-win efforts to attract industry and research centers to campus and create a practical cooperation system center for an exchange between field knowledge, the academic approach and talented research personnel. By doing so, KU was able to improve its engineering education and the industry was able to maximize the efficiency of industrial research development.

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Campus Facilities
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Exceptional campus facilities Delivering the hopes and vision of KUs

What is as important as attracting potential is supporting it with the best possible campus facilities. At KU, the talent who will lead the future of Korea and the world are nurtured in an ideal educational environment.

Main Library
Opened in 1978, the Main Library contains about 800,000 works--the largest collection in any private university library in Korea. This beautiful 14,546 stone structure was completely remodeled in 2004. Equipped with such state-ofthe-art facilities as search functions for each room, reference information rooms, and Web-based learning corners, it serves as a proud heart for KU intellectuals by supporting students academic research activities.

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LG-POSCO Hall
This cutting-edge building was completed on a 14,122m site with KRW 25 billion in funds donated by corporations and alumni. Incorporating the best features of similar facilities at Harvard, Stanford, and the University of California, Berkeley, it is one of the worlds premier Business Administration complexes.

Humanities Building
Completed in 2010 on a site of 12,667m with seven stories above and one below ground, this building is dedicated to global education and research. Both the inside and outside of the building are well equipped with convenient facilities for the disabled, such electronic desks.

Centennial Memorial Hall

Completed in commemoration of KUs centennial, this multiplex unites the past and the future by housing both a digital library and a number of national treasure-level cultural properties.

Hana Square
This gigantic structure of 28,099 stretching from east to west in front of the Science Library includes one story above ground and three below. Appearing like a ship floating on the ocean, the structure boasts grand beauty with a charming and practical design. Winner of the Award of Excellence in the 25th Seoul Architectural Work Award, it now stands as a proud landmark of KU.

Haesong Law Library

Opened in 2007, the Haesong Law Library boasts the largest collection of any Korean law facility. Awarded the grand prize in the 2007 Korean Architectural Culture competition in recognition of its cutting-edge functions, unity of composition, and materials, the building is a stirring symbol of KUs highly-regarded law school.

CJ-International House
This hotel-type residential facility is designed to serve the growing numbers of visiting scholars, foreign professors and exchange students. Equipped with study rooms, cafeteria, lounges, conference rooms, a fitness center, and the YBM Lounge, it can accommodate 326 residents--68 instructors and 258 students.

Centennial Digital Library

Being the worlds finest both in terms of facilities and size, this high-tech information center plays a pivotal role in maintaining electronic library services.

Hwajeong Tiger Dome

Completed in 2006 on a 18,182 site, this multi-purpose sports complex with three stories above ground and three below helps students and faculty members maintain good health.

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Global KU
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The Cradle of Global Leaders

At KU, which has joined hands with 744 universities and institutes in 78 countries, world renowned scholars offer lectures and the largest international summer campus in Korea is held. Students benefit from an exchange program in Paris and internships at the UN and on Wall Street This is KU and KU is in the wider world.

Global KU Campus Around the World

Under the VSPs (Visiting Student Program) signed with prestigious universities around the world, KU sends a large portion of its students to universities abroad. For this purpose, KU has been developing the Global KU Campus to provide dormitories for KU students studying abroad and help them study in the best possible environment and adapt to local conditions. The Global KU Campus is now in operation at the University of British Colombia in Canada, Royal Holloway University of London in England and Ren Min University in China. International exchanges are also highly active with such universities as Kings College London in England, Griffith University in Australia, University of California, Davis, and University of Pennsylvania, where KU operates its overseas campuses.

Current Status of Global KU Campus

University UBC Dormitory Name
KU-UBC House

No. of Students Accommodated

200 96 100

Date of Establishment
Completed on October 30, 2002 Completed on April 26, 2002 Completed on September 9, 2009

KU-Sang il Lee Hall RHUL Ren Min University Korea University Hall

Current Status of Students Sent to Global KU Campus

Institude Canada USA United Kingdom Aus University of British Columbia UC-Davis University of Pennsylvania Royal Holloway University of London Kings College London Griffith University Students 100 100 20 35 15 100

The Best Student Exchange Programs (SEP) and Visiting Student Programs (VSP)
Led by the years of experience of KUs Office of International Affairs and the warm guidance of the many who have finished the programs, KUs SEPs and VSPs serve as ideal student exchange programs to offer students invaluable opportunities to build a global point of view.

Student Numbers Participating in Outgoing SEP/VSP

SEP 2008 First Semester Second Semester
Total

VSP 202 People 260 People 462 People 255 People 172 People 427 People 185 People 85 People 270 People

2009

First Semester Second Semester

Total

294 People 353 People 647 People 362 People 416 People 778 People 365 People 383 People 748 People

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First Semester Second Semester

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KU Heads Towards the World, The World Heads Towards KU

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ISEP with 292 Prestigious Schools Worldwide

ISEP (International Student Exchange Program) includes 292 member institutions in 44 countries throughout the world. KU is one of the select number of member universities in Korea to join the program. Every year KU students taking part in ISEPs various exchange and study abroad programs gain invaluable experiences together with 21,000 students from other member institutions throughout the world.

Overseas Internships Open Only to KU Students

KUs specialized overseas internship program sends a number of talented interns not only to international organizations such as the UN and UNESCO, but also to renowned global corporations like UBS, Merrill Lynch, Tiger Fund, GE, and Bloomberg in New York, Paris and the third world. The number of corporations and institutions affiliated with this program is growing every year.

Foreign Language 7+1 Program

KU has also adopted the 7+1 system, which makes it a prerequisite for students majoring in foreign languages to study for, out of a total eight semesters, at least one semester overseas in a country where their target languages are spoken as a mother tongue,. This special program offers students the opportunity not only to polish their language skills to a native speaker level but also to learn the culture and broaden their full spectrum of understanding as they develop expertise in the foreign languages and literature which are considered a must in this globalized world.

International Summer Campus

KUs International Summer Campus offers over 100 challenging courses taught by distinguished faculty from prestigious universities around the world as well as Korean culture workshops, field trips, and a special lecture conducted by noted experts. Students participating in the International Summer Campus attend top lectures by internationally-renowned scholars and exchanges with international students from all over the world.

Taking Language Courses on Campus Lectures Taught in English

All KU students are required to take a minimum of five classes related to foreign languages. Moreover, a growing number of lectures are presented in English, surpassing 60% of the total by 2015. More than 100 international faculty members have been recently recruited after a thorough screening process to guarantee quality lectures. KU students are now educated in a global environment perfect to prepare them for the global stage.

KUBA (Korea University Buddy Assistant), a One-on-One Buddy Program Between International and KU Students
KUBA (Korea University Buddy Assistant) is an one-on-one partnering program between local KU students and international students studying at KU. Through KUBA, international students get help with their new lives in Korea both on and off of campus, such as classes, trips and international festivals. KU students get to develop friendship with their international schoolmates.

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Campus Life
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Filled with Crimson Passion and the Energy of Youth

Experience the joys of sharing and service through KUSSO (Korea University Social Service Organization). Develop friendship through competition at the Ko-Yon-Jeon (Korea-Yonsei Games). Make memories and enjoy the excitement of student club activities at the Great Granite Tower (Seoktap Daedong) Festival. Communicate and nurture a burning passion and lofty dreams. These are proud KU Tigers.

Annual Ko-Yon-Jeon (Korea-Yonsei Games), Competition and Friendship that Lead Korea
Each fall, Jamsil Stadium comes alive with the competition and friendship between longstanding rivals Korea University and Yonsei University. The origin of the Games dates back to the Japanese colonial period when the two rivals Bosung College and Yonhi College began holding sporting events that helped many Korean people endure the hardships of colonial rule. Over the past 80 years, Ko-Yon-Jeon has radiated the burning passion of youth, having become a festival of not simply two universities, but also the whole country. Today, together with the five matches of football (soccer), baseball, basketball, ice hockey, and rugby, the Games have developed into a variety of celebrations such as joint academic and broadcasting events and exchanges among departments and clubs. Ko-Yon-Jeon and the two prestigious rival universities will continue in everlasting friendship. Over the past 80 years, since the period of Japanese colonial rule, KoYon-Jeon has radiated the burning passion youth, having become a festival of not only two universities, but also the whole country.

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290 Thousand Tigers Burning with Passion

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Great Granite Tower Festival, Festival of Resurgent Youth

The Great Granite Tower Festival (Suktap Daedong Festival) in May is KUs premier festival, inviting not only the wider KU family but also the local community. The festival fills the entire campus with the energy of youth. During the festival a variety of events are held and the intellectual spirit and romance of the campus are felt everywhere. The cheering festival Ipselenti, the most passionate and popular event, academic seminars of sharp analysis and discussion, joint broadcasting events with Yonsei University and street festivals on Chamsari Street go on all week.

Club activities to support dreams, love and romance

Student club activities are often considered the gem of campus life. Joining others who share similar hobbies, interests and talents and growing together are an essential pleasure in KU life. Including the 80 clubs on the Anam campus focused on social sciences, exhibition and creative art, language studies, sports and a further 18 at the Aegineung (Science Campus) covering science and technology, literary art and general studies, there are over 100 clubs on the Anam and Sejong Campuses.

KUSSO (Korea University Social Service Organization), Living the True Value of Sharing
Since its launch on December 23, 2008, KUSSO has been working vigorously to practice noblesse oblige under the motto of Intellectuals to take action, leaders to think, a university to serve the society. In order to fulfill the responsibilities of true intellectuals required by our times, it strives to make greater efforts to serve not only Korea but also all humankind everywhere in the world.

KU Paper, KTN, KUBS, Driving Force of the 21st Century Media

The KU Paper, the first university newspaper launched in 1947, is delivered to KU students every Monday and features on- and off-campus news analyzed with sharp perceptiveness. KUBS, launched in 1961, is the on-campus broadcasting system representing the students voices. It runs regular audio and internet broadcasting. Opened in 1997 as the first campus TV station, KTN broadcasts news and more for 24 hours a day through an on-campus CATV network and the Internet.

Student Ambassador Yeoul, Pride Surpassing the Face of KU

Yeoul, KUs student ambassador team, was launched in 1998 to help spread the word about KU. Yeoul, meaning Let KU flow, expresses the pride of student ambassadors. Serving as the face of KU through their love for and pride in the school, Yeoul not only serves visitors on campus but also goes off campus to run a variety of PR programs.

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Colleges, the Source of KUs Power to Change the Future

There can be creation, integration, divisions or changes in the names of recruiting units in accord-

ance with adjustments to the academic organization. For admission-related information, please be sure to check with the homepage of the Korea University Admission Office (oku.korea.ac.kr).

Anam Campus
College
College of Law Korea University Business School College of Liberal Arts

Majors
Law Business Administration Korean Language and Literature Philosophy Korean History History Psychology Sociology Classical Chinese English Language and Literature German Language and Literature French Language and Literature Chinese Language and Literature Russian Language and Literature Japanese Language and Literature Spanish Language and Literature Linguistics

College
College of Education

Majors
Education Physical Education Home Economics Education Mathematics Education Korean Language Education English Language Education Geography Education History Education Computer Education

College of Nursing College of Information & Communication College of Health Science

Nursing Computer and Communications Engineering

Biomedical Science Radiologic Science Physical Therapy Dental Laboratory Science and Engineering Food and Nutrition Environmental Health Biomedical Engineering Healthcare Management

College of Life Sciences & Biotechnology

Life Sciences Biotechnology Food Bioscience and Technology Environmental Science and Ecological Engineering Food and Resource Economics School of Art & Design Division of International Studies School of Journalism & Mass Communication School of Interdisciplinary Studies

School of Art & Design International Studies Mass communications School of Interdisciplinary Studies

College of Political Science and Economics

Political Science and International Relations Economics Statistics Public Administration

College of Science

Mathematics Physics Chemistry Earth and Environmental Sciences

College of Engineering

Materials Science and Engineering Chemical Engineering and Biological Engineering Civil, Environmental and Architectural Engineering Architecture Mechanical Engineering Information Management Engineering Electrical Engineering

College of Medicine

Medical Program

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Sejong Campus
College
College of Humanities

Majors
Department of Korean Language and Literature Department of English Language and Literature Department of German Culture and Information Department of Sociology Department of Archaeology and Art History Department of North Korea Studies Department of Media Creative Writing Division of Chinese Studies

College of Science and Technology

Department of Information & Mathematics Department of Informational Statistics Department of Bioinformatics Department of Food & Biotechnology Department of Display and Semiconductor Physics Department of Advanced Material Chemistry Department of Control and Instrumentation Engineering Department of Computer and Information Science Department of Electronics and Information Engineering Department of Environmental Systems Engineering

School of Sports and Leisure Studies College of Business and Economics

School of Sports and Leisure Studies Department of Economics Department of Management Infomation Stystems School of Business Administration

School of Public Administration

School of Public Administration

Graduate School
Anam Campus
Graduate School Graduate School of International Studies Graduate School of Information Security Graduate School of Business Administration Green School Graduate School of Convergence IT Graduate School of management of technology Graduate School of Education Graduate School of Life & Environmental Sciences Graduate School of Policy Studies Graduate School of Engineering & Technology Graduate School of Journalism & Mass Communication Graduate School of Labor Studies Graduate School of Legal Studies Graduate School of Computer & Information Technology School of Low Graduate School of Public Health Graduate School of Clinical Dentistry Korea University School of Medicine

Sejong Campus
Graduate School of Humanities & Information Graduate School of Management & Information Graduate School of Public Administration Graduate School of Bio-Medical Sciences

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Campus and Medical Center

Name Anam Campus Sejong Campus Korea University Medical Center Address
Korean University, Anam-dong Seongbuk-gu, Seoul, Korea 136-701 208 Seochang-ri, Jochiwon-eup, Yeongi-gun, Chungcheongnam-do, Korea Anam Hospital : Anam-dong 5-Ga, Seongbuk-gu, Seoul 136-705, Korea Guro Hospital : 97, Gurodong-Gil, Guro-gu, Seoul 152-703, Korea Ansan Hospital : Gojan 1-dong, Danwon-gu, Ansansi, Gyeonggi-do, 425-707, Korea

No. of Colleges & Graduate Schools

Tel. Gross Area Colleges College No. Graduate Graduate Schools Students Doctorate Integrated Masters Total Masters and Doctorate
377 3,112 7 20 44 24 267 164 588 1,109 170 296 179 173 139 216 163 113 70 105 221 22 4 1,431 123 2 403 13 9 7,123 338 124 113 136 92 123 1,554 13 416 803 7,926 4,852 7 287 232 588 1,109 170 296 179 173 139 216 163 113 70 105 221 22 15 8,957 474 124 113 136 92 939 9,896

02-3290-1114 569,901 041-860-1114 102,331 1577-0083 64,782

College of Law Korea University Business School College of Liberal Arts College of Life Sciences & Biotechnology College of Political Science and Economics College of Science College of Engineering College of Medicine College of Education College of Nursing

665 1,791

Graduate School (Anam) Graduate School of Business Administration Graduate School of International Studies Graduate School of Information Security KUBS MBA Graduate School of Education Graduate School of Life & Environmental Sciences

1,363

02-2626-1114 75,535 1577-7516 59,403

3,466 1,896 1,842

No. of Colleges, Schools, Graduate Schools and Research Centers

Campus Anam Sejong Hospital Total Colleges
10 4 2 16 6

Schools
4 2

Graduate Schools
16 4 3 23

Research Centers
80 10 30 120

729 3,532 481 1,785 225 459 165 241 381 1,088 113 18,859 1,719 3,074 1,425 322 6,540 25,399

Graduate School of Policy Studies Graduate School of Engineering & Technology Graduate School of Journalism & Mass Communication Graduate School of Labor Studies Graduate School of Legal Studies Graduate School of Computer & Information Technology Graduate School of Public Health Graduate School of Clinical Dentistry Korea University School of Medicine School of Low Graduate School of Convergence IT Green School Anam Total Graduate School (Sejong) Graduate School of Management & Information Graduate School of Humanities & Information Graduate School of Public Administration Graduate School of Public Administration Sejong Total Total

(As of March 31, 2011)

No. of Administrative Offices and Institutes

Administrative Offices Campus Office Anam Sejong Hospital Total
11 4 2 17

Auxiliary/Auxiliary Education /Other Institutes Institute

26 6 5 9 4 36

College of Information & Communication School of Art & Design Division of International Studies School of Journalism & Mass Communication College of Health Science School of Interdisciplinary Studies

Division, Team
28 12 13 53

Office, Department, Institute

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Office, Bureau, Team

22 6 3 31

KU People (Based on the recent data)

KU People No. Students
35,295

Full-time Professors
4,390

Staff
534

Alumni
250,284

Anam Total College of Humanities College of Science and Technology School of Sports and Leisure Studies School of Public Administration Sejong Total Total

Enrolled Students (As of October 2010)

Campus Anam Sejong Total Colleges
18,859 6,540 25,399

Graduate Schools
Doctorate Integrated Masters and Doctorate Masters Subtotal

Total
27,816 7,479 35,295

1,431 123 1,554

403 13 416

7,123 803 7,926

8,957 939 9,896

Counts for Graduate School of Education include seasonal program students and
counts for Business School exclude joint degree students

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Students per Full-time Faculty Ratio by Year(Anam Campus)

Year No. of Students College Full-time Total Pro- Asso- AsIn- Total fes- ciate sistant strucsors Pro- Pro- tors fes- fessors sors
307 38 345 189 38 227 45 29 74 2,447 356 2,803

Faculty (As of 2010)

Year Cam- Facpus ulty Part-time Ad- Visit- Lec- Others junct ing turers Pro- Profes- fessors sors
81 12 93 312 1,071 12 294 983 38

Graduate

Total(A)

4-year Enrolled 4-year Enrolled 4-year Enrolled sum of sum of sum of max. max. max. student student student No. per No. per No. per year year year
2008 2009 2010 16,019 19,454 13,808 13,486 15,826 19,748 14,090 13,549 15,512 20,011 14,192 13,742 29,827 29,916 29,704 32,940 33,297 33,753

Fulltime Faculty (B)

Students per Full-time Faculty Ratio (A/B) 4-year Enrolled sum of max. student No. per year
23.8 22.4 22 26.3 25 25

2010

Anam 3,798 1,351 810 Sejong 592

236 131

1,254 1,333 1,351

Total 4,390 1,587 941

324 1,365 1,021

Faculty by Year
Year Cam- Total pus Total College Full-time Pro- AsAsIn- Total fes- sociate sistant strucsors Pro- Pro- tors fes- fessors sors
282 36 287 38 197 39 178 38 52 28 45 29 2,334 311 1,912 334

Students per Full-time Faculty Ratio by Year(Sejong Campus)

Year Part-time Ad- Visit- Lec- Others junct ing turers Pro- Profes- fessors sors
53 11 71 11 265 1,105 19 304 12 244 968 276 911 37 569 35 2008 2009 2010

No. of Students College Graduate Total(A)

4-year Enrolled 4-year Enrolled 4-year Enrolled sum of sum of sum of max. max. max. student student student No. per No. per No. per year year year
5,980 5,980 5,980 6,672 6,930 6,994 816 1,124 1,478 607 858 1,145 6,796 7,104 7,458 7,279 7,788 8,139

Fulltime Faculty (B)

Students per Full-time Faculty Ratio (A/B) 4-year Enrolled sum of max. student No. per year
32.2 30.4 31.6 34.5 33.3 34.5

2009 Anam 3,581 1,247 716

211 234 236

Sejong 543

232

129

2010 Anam 3,153 1,241 731

Sejong 566 Year Cam- Total pus

232

127

Graduate School Full-time Total Pro- AsAsIn- Total fes- sociate sistant strucsors Pro- Pro- tors fes- fessors sors
56 2 79 4 23 0 20 0 7 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 70 42 535 22

Part-time Ad- Visit- Lec- Others junct ing turers Pro- Profes- fessors sors
9 0 10 1 5 0 8 0 0 42 103 18 0 42 103 18

International Faculty by Year

Year Total Total Anam ProAsAsInTotal fes- sociate sistant strucsors Profes- Pro- tors sors fessors
15 26 30 16 19 14 18 19 18 37 45 41 22 23 29

Sejong Professors Asso- AsInciate sistant strucPro- Pro- tors fesfessors sors
1 1 2 1 1 1 18 18 21

2009 Anam

156 44 645 26

86 2 110 4

Sejong
2010 Anam

2008 2009 2010

108 132 132

86 109 103

2 3 5

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Staff
Year Total Anam Sejong Gen- Spe- Spe- Tech- Con- Sub- Gen- Spe- Spe- Tech- Con- Suberal cial- cial nical tract total eral cial- cial nical tract total ized Servized Service ice
2008 507 2009 519 2010 534 199 209 198 96 93 92 3 1 0 67 65 62 29 24 37 394 392 389 43 42 43 23 23 23 1 1 2 18 18 17 28 43 60 113 127 145

Degrees Conferred (For 12 months until February 25, 2011)

Second-half 2009 (Aug. 25, 210) First-half 2010 (Feb. 25, 2011) Total

Bach- Mas- Doc- Total Bach- Mas- Doc- Total Bach- Mas- Doc- Total elors ters torates elors ters torates elors ters torates Anam
926 1,228 527 79 0 2,411 3,349 1,062 305 492 1,079 81 0 4,716 4,275 2,290 562 460 1,492 160 0 7,127 1,652

Sejong 413

Total 1,339 1,307 257 2,903 4,428 1,143 305 5,876 5,767 2,450 562 8,779

International Students (As of April 2010) Alumni ( As of December 31, 2010)

College & Graduate School College of Law Korea University Business School College of Liberal Arts College of Life Sciences & Biotechnology College of Political Science and Economics College of Science College of Engineering College of Medicine College of Education College of Nursing College of Health Science College of Business and Economics College of Humanities College ofScience & Technology (Sejong) Division of International Studies School of Art & Design School of Journalism & Mass Communication College of Information & Communication Graduate School Total Total
15,050 17,971 28,387 16,396 16,892 7,578 23,373 7,059 12,886 3,757 16,348 7,479 5,718 10,132 87 193 144 1,573 58,271 250,284

Semester

Regular

Exchange & Visiting

Other

Total

Un- Grad- Joint Total InternaKU Total Others Students Total der- uate Detional Students (e.g. in gradStudents stu- Korean gree uate dents Lanin ISC) guage Course (As of *)
512 21 806 289 624 913 0 678 678 1,773 2,042 2,096 705 2,096

First Semester 273 2009 Second Semester 293 2009 First Semester 348 2010

555

21

869

409

617

1,026 1,224

818

631

22 1,001

390

557

947

705

Number of Universities with which KU has agreement: 571 universities in 71 countries (As of April 2010)

Overview of Undergraduate Courses (with credits recognized)

Seme- Camster pus General Major

(As of September 1, 2010)

Total

Teacher Education

No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of No. of Total No. of Courses Students Courses Students Courses Students No. of Students Enrolled Enrolled Enrolled Courses Enrolled
53,727 26,776 81,152 46,848 25,024 71,872 1,625 554 2,176 1.649 554 2,203 72,333 20,123 93,643 66,857 18,151 85,008 53 18 71 44 17 61 1,680 278 1,964 1,386 307 1,693 3,056 1,180 4,236 2,950 1,180 4,130 127,740 47,177 174,917 115,091 43,482 158,573

Anam 1,378 First Semester Sejong 608 2010 Total 1,986 Anam 1,257 Second Semester Sejong 609 2009 Total 1,866

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Scholarship Overview (2009)

Year Campus Scholarship from Other Sources No. of Beneficiaries 2008 Anam Sejong 2009 Anam Sejong
3,993 455 4,987 1,163

Scholarship from KU Sources No. of Beneficiaries won

Total No. of Beneficiaries won

Amount per Person

won

13,148,623 16,436 21,738,891 20,429 34,887,514 1,833.50 1,254,758 5,371 6,832,163 5,826 8,086,921 1,243.40

14,672,028 12,684 24,253,175 17,671 38,925,203 2,039.00 2,310,378 5,430 7,277,820 6,593 9,588,198 1,436.60

University Graduates Pursuing Further Learning

Year Cam- No. of pus Graduates Total (A) (B) Rate of Graduates Pursing Local International Further Learning(%) Profes- Univer- Gradu- Profes- Univer- Gradu(B/A)100 sional sities ate sional sities ate Schools Schools
2 0 1 1 0 0 8 8 10 2 6 0 713 168 880 138 925 165 0 1 0 1 0 0 4 6 1 1 1 0 56 13 79 9 15 0 18.1 14.8 23.5 11.5 23.6 13.4

Graduates Pursuing Further Learning

2008 Anam

4,333 1,328 4,127 1,325 4,013 1,235

783 196 971 152 947 165

Sejong
2009 Anam

Sejong
2010 Anam

Sejong

Graduates in Employment
2010 No. of Em- Purs- Mili- Unable Inter- Em- Other Uni- Rate of GraduGradu- ployed ing tary to Be na- ployed den- ates Employed ates with Fur- Serv- Em- tional without tified with National Nather ice ployed StuNaHealth Insur(A) tional Learn- (D) ance(%) (E) dents tional Health ing (F) Health [C/{AInsurInsur(B) (B+D+E+F+G) ance ance }]100 Anam 4,013 Sejong 1,235
1,925 517 947 165 13 2 0 1 69 1 6 5 929 514 124 30 64.6 48.7

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State Designated Heritage at KU Museum

Type National Treasures No. 177 National Treasures No. 230 National Treasures No. 249 Name Buncheongsagiinhwamuntaeho (Buncheong placenta jar with stamped design) Honcheonsigye (Astronomical instrument and clock) Donggwoldo (Painting of a panoramic view for Changdeokgung and Changgyeonggung Palaces) Suseonjeondomokpan (Wood blocks to print map of Seoul) Draft Painting of the Western Palace Sayeongkimbyeonggiilgaot (Clothing of Kim Byeonggi and his family) Designated Date
1974.07.09 1985.03.03

1989.08.01

Treasures No. 853 Treasures No. 1534 Important Folklore Materials No. 6

1986.03.14 2007.12.31
1968.02.19

Important Folklore Materials No. 113 Godaebangmulgwansojanghongjinjonguibok (Clothing of Hong Jinjong) State Designated Archive No.1 State Designated Archive No. 2 Draft Constitution of Republic of Korea by Yu Jin-Oh Chief Civilian Minister Ahn Jae-Hongs Document under US Army Military Government in Korea

1980.04.01 2008.07.01 2008.07.01

State Designated Heritage at KU Museum

Type Archaeological materials Historical remains Folklore materials Ceramics Ceramic pieces Calligraphy and paintings Modern art works Traditional industrial equipment Pottery for everyday use Materials re lated to school history Others Total No. of Articles
49,618 7,989 6,661 1,369 25,059 850 1,778 2,780 1,931 2,098

Major Articles Earthenware, ironware, bone and shell made tools Remains of Yong-Hwan Min, remains of Gil-Jun You, scientific instruments, stationery, printing equipment Clothing, lamps, musical instruments, furniture Celedon, inlaid celadon, white celadon, blue & white porcelain, and other ceramics of Goryeo and Joseon Periods Ceramic pieces of Goryeo and Joseon Periods collected in pottery kiln sites across the country Paintings, documentary paintings, calligraphy Calligraphy, oriental paintings, western paintings, prints, sculpture, modern pottery Tools related to agriculture, livestock and weaving, wooden tools, earthen pots Ceramics Development, Doosan Glass, Hankook Chinaware, Haengnam Chinaware Publications, documents, records, photos, equipment, souvenirs, etc. Other reference materials Archaeological, historical and folklore materials, ancient paintings, modern paintings, and materials related to school history

295 100,428

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Library Holdings by Classification

Lib- Clas- Gen- Phi- Reli- So- Lan- Natu- Tech- Arts Lit- His- Anti- The- Othera- tory que ses ers rary sifi- eral loso- gion cial gua- ral nolture Boocaphy sci- ge sci- ogy enc- and tion encks es engies neering

Total
Number of Types Number of Books

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Domestic Foreign Total Domestic

244,180

174,513

101,880

359,468

904,343

64,812

44,362

28,876

28,912

11,975

67,377

44,831

88,058

3,539

1,028

Main Library/CDL

100,753

238,784

409,662

751,678

63,977 128,789

45,338 89,700

13,512 42,388

32,066 60,978

12,844

44,351 111,728

20,055

94,742 269,255

79,573 181,453

4,765

918

1,656,021

104,292

482,964

769,130

64,886

92,823

24,819

1,946

122,611

277,775

Libraries
Type New building Old building Main Library Main plaza Law Library East Asia Library CDL Science Library Medical Library Public Health Library Sejong Library Total Science Library Hana Square Area()
14,390 2,134 2,654 3,670 527 12,682 7,855 1,702 3,428 5,030 8,961 63,033

22,077

30,849

25,736

78,795

12,865

37,832

44,063

8,864

3,584

3,519

9,563

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No. of Seats
1,285 217 1,189 385 8 1,672 2,092 733 596 570 1,889 10,636

Science Library Medical Library Public Health Library

103,284

213,422

Foreign Total Domestic Foreign Total Domestic

12,508 34,585 1,778 245 2,023 2,477

76,149

85,438

6,440

5,014

7,874

460 9,324 2,474 393 2,867 4,436

154 3,738 668 42 710 1,775

302 3,821 437 125 562 1,941

698

463

74

129,020

154,944

208,049

491,197

10,261

38,295

51,937

37,289 6,551 1,328 7,879 11,583

17,879

102

13,367 24,187 37,554 20,756

37,298

53,943

1,808 7,075 8,883 3,682

1,042 60 1,102 2,913

9,965 540 10,505 15,536

2,625 165 2,790 4,786

9,608 785 10,393 23

3,620

0 0 0 0

37,357 40,977 595

22,719 60,017 45,089

72,302 126,245 70,503

Library Holdings
Library Type
Domestic Books Foreign Periodi- Docals mestic Foreign Materials in Chinese Characters Paper Total Microfilm Microfiche

Foreign

1,018

6,684

6,633

9,631

Main Library/CDL
657,349 503,274 155,820 142,463 104,292 92,823 1,656,021 1,945/172 34,693/20

Science Library
197,863 111,275 35,973 94,147 2 51,937 491,197 -

Medical Library
38,045 26,319 6,332 45,156 10,393 126,245 13/12 2,503 /1,189 112/37 1/1 2,629 /1,239

Public Health Library

67,648 7,468 2,918 2,063 37 80,134 -

Sejong Library
296,915 61,777 32,499 20,641 48,882 460,714 -

Total

157

817

665

39

96

21

62

49

14

15,598

12,400

27,440

51,722

80,134

Total

1,257,820 710,113

1,784

2,037

2,934

4,835

1,260

2,634

4,475

4,700

37

Domestic

233,542 304,470

218,225

373,344

25,329

18,689

74,549

14,823

12,585

40,285

18,634

87,636

28,457

44,005

8,147

Publications

205

Sejong Library

104,294 204,072 2,814,311 1,945/172 34,693/20 34,166 /19,547

Foreign Total Domestic

17,227

19,028

15,565

54,889

87,370

5,597 30,926 116,473

2,213 20,902

4,871

2,653

9,514

4,589

4,877

723 8,870

513

273,114

460,714

21,287

33,046

48,882

19,694

97,150

31,613

55,850

91,776 367,712

718

1,679,908 1,134,403 2,814,311

220,580

325,482

147,311

185,757

782,691

Nonbook Publications

78,825

43,050

49,632

55,786

80,285

Recordings Visual materials (DVDs, films, etc) Software materials (CDs, disks) Others Subtotal

1,959/663 839/355 14,595 /8,949 3,792 /2,294

361/197 1,211/680 4,383/1,907 3,834 /2,150 354/268 2/1 4,551 /2,616 9,442 /4,965

3,539

5,476

Foreign

264,596

143,249

166,936

105,321

100,755

579,341 1,362,032

Total

82,484

48,443

14,440

37,460

27,803

85,074

18,315

39,527

1,849/579 282/162 155/122 55,196 /10,505 22/18 4,935 /2,829

948/522 3,545/1,568 273/99 11,874 /6,266 453/241 79,185 /23,455

108,088

198,957

127,268

199,035

104,294

232,385

204,072

632,308

387,516

430,803

Total

45,003

57,490

87,092

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KU Development Fund Overview

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

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Type
Contribution in KU Development Fund Real Estate & Goods Other Contribution Contribution in Research Development (KU Research and Business Foundation)

Amount

Amount

Amount

Amount

Amount

32,353,709,505 33,867,503,191 45,487,534,554 57,431,522,131 42,222,564,252 158,696,069 52,072,194,860 6,362,471,948 56,200,000 7,173,000,104 15,561,000 307,683,861 7,707,609,398 880,979,300 8,080,099,662 2,797,140,000 8,578,904,652

Electronic Content Holdings by Libraries

Type Electronic journals WEB DB eBOOK Theses Digital Contents Rare & valuable books Antiquarian books Periodicals Domestic Foreign Number
3,203 titles 51,286 titles 263 titles 68,981 books 55,847 titles 2,381 books (336,132 pages) 2,366 books (302 titles; 255,210 pages) 1,509 books (209,714 pages) 40 pieces (726 pages) 4,322 titles 26,878 pieces

7,545,633,597 1,520,894,665

Total

38,931,077,522 95,436,082,443 53,502,827,813 73,938,234,690 62,119,503,569

KU Development Fund Details

Purpose Name
KU Millennium Hall Fund KU Techno Park Fund Building for humanities study Build the research and education infrastructure for R&Ds in 7 sectors and new growth engines Grow into Core Medical Complex of Asia by building the medical center boasting worlds top standards from clinical research to medical treatment Build the core research complex for green technology and bio science in Sejong City Science Park, which is to be developed Attract worlds best faculty in order to become a worlds leading university Build family housing for foreign faculty, researchers and graduate students Build the network of research, education and policy in the field of energy, environment and resources Support education of media, nations new growth engine, and build the foundation for media schools further growth Build a school to nurture creative design talent Build the research and education infrastructure for College of Information and Communications Part of Business School project to join the ranks of worlds top 50 Build worlds leading political science cluster by gathering the Colleges research and education spaces together in an efficient way Help Law School grow and develop further Fulfill the long-held wishes of College of Nursing Realize the 40% target of scholarship against tuition and 60% target of scholarship beneficiaries against total number of students enrolled Help develop Academy of General Education Develop programs for community service, experience, language and cultural education Develop alumni reeducation (such as the second degree program in association with Institute for Continuing Education Build and develop distance education system and contents Build dormitory for undergraduate and graduate students

Details

Research Capability Development

Advanced Medical Center Fund Sejong City Science Park Fund Star Professors Fund Family Housing Fund Green School Fund Media Hall Fund Design School Fund College of Information and Communications Development Fund New Business School Hall Fund

General antiquarian books Old maps VODs Diplomatic documents of Great Han Empire Total

217,038

Academic Development

Dormitories
Campus Anam Name
University Dormitory A University Dormitory B University Dormitory D University Dormitory V Foreigners Residence CJ International House Frontier

No. of floors
6 6 6 4 5 7 9 5 5 10 9

Total area()
4,108 3,130 3,413 2,622 3,474 6,883 16,211 7,920 3,399 16,615.5 20,460

No. of rooms
114 103 85 32 66 115 475 191 59 307 499

No. of persons to be accommodated

336 306 251 96 99 323 943 575 236 905 956
Securing Foundation for Education and Research

College of Political Science & Economics New Building Fund New College of Law Building Fund College of Nursing Building Fund

College of Nursing Building Fund

Academy of General Education Building Fund Global Leadership Education Fund Institute for Alumni Lifelong Education Fund Mobile Education System Fund Mobile Education System Fund

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Type Dining Name Faculty & Staff Restaurant Faculty & Staff Restaurant Faculty & Staff Restaurant Student Cafeteria Student Cafeteria Location 1st Fl., International Studies Hall B1, Korean Studies Hall 1st Fl., Business School Main Hall Annex 1st Fl., Student Union Building 1st Fl., International Studies Hall B1, Alumni Hall 2nd Fl., Student Union Building In front of Communications Building B1, Main Library 1st Fl., Humanities Building 2nd Fl., Student Union Building B1, Business School Main Hall Annex 5th Fl., College of Law B1, Central Plaza 1st Fl., Tiger Plaza 1st Fl., Inchon-ro Building 1st Fl., KU-Lyceum 1st Fl., KU-Lyceum 1st Fl., KU-Lyceum 1st Fl., KU-Lyceum 1st Fl., KU-Lyceum 1st Fl., KU-Lyceum 1st Fl., KU-Lyceum B1, Central Plaza B1, Central Plaza B1, Central Plaza B1, Central Plaza B1, Central Plaza B1, Central Plaza B1, Central Plaza 3rd Fl., Tiger Plaza 2nd Fl., Tiger Plaza 1st Fl., Tiger Plaza B1, Tiger Plaza 1st Fl., Main Library Close by Student Union Building 1st Fl., Student Union Building 28 locations in campus 52 locations in campus Central Plaza 28 locations in campus 37 locations in campus 49 locations in campus 1st Fl., College of Law

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Campus Amenities
Type
No.

Student Cafeteria Dining

12

Convenient Stores
13

Snack Bar Banks

2

Print Shops
4

Convenient Stores

Communications Building Main Library Humanities Building Student Union Building Business School Main Hall Annex College of Law Central Plaza Tiger Plaza

Science Campus
Type Dining Name Faculty & Staff Restaurant Faculty & Staff Restaurant Student Cafeteria Snack Bar Faculty, Staff, Student Cafeteria Convenient Stores Aegineung Cafeteria Student Union Building University Dormitory Life Sciences & Biotechnology Research Building Hana Square Bank Bookstore Science Library Amenities Hana Bank YP Books Opticians Sporting Goods Computer Electronics Beauty Salon Photo Telecommunications Flower Print Shop Others Coffee Shoe Repair Shop Fast Food Vending Machines Coffee Canned Beverages Brewed Coffee Female Hygiene Item Others Water Purifiers Copy Machines Location 3rd Fl., Aegineung Cafeteria 1st Fl., Techno Complex Research Center 2nd Fl., Aegineung Cafeteria 3rd Fl., Aegineung Cafeteria 1st Fl., Medicine & Nursing Building 3rd Fl., Aegineung Cafeteria 1st Fl., Student Union Building 1st Fl., University Dormitory B1, Life Sciences & Biotechnology Research Building B1, Hana Square B1, Hana Square B1, Hana Square B1, Science Library B1, Science Library B1, Science Library B1, Science Library B1, Science Library B1, Science Library B1, Science Library B1, Science Library B1, Science Library 3rd Fl., Aegineung Cafeteria Aegineung Cafeteria Parking Lot B1, Hana Square 23 locations in campus 45 locations in campus Science Library Lounge 12 locations in campus 29 locations in campus 16 locations in campus Others Others Tiger Plaza Amenities Central Plaza Amenities Bank Lyceum Amenities

Hana Bank Electronic Center Travel Agency Print Shop Opticians Computer Room Photo Translation Center Fast Food Internet Room Unistore Coffee Shop Snack Corner Center for Study Abroad Print Shop Restaurant Coffee Shop Food Court Sports Bar Print Shop Shoe Repair Shop Sample Shop

Vending Machines Coffee Canned Beverages Brewed Coffee Female Hygiene Item Water Purifiers Copy Machines Cell Phone Recharger

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01 E5 4.18 Memorial Hall 02 D5 Auditorium 03 D7 Business School Main Annex 04 D6 Business School Main 05 D7 KU-Lyceum 06 E1 Automated high-rise building construction research 07 D1 College Of Engineering 08 E1 College Of Engineering Annex 09 D2 Science Library 10 C7 Alumni Hall 11 C2 (former) Athletic Training Center 12 E2 Structural Dynamic Test Lab. 13 D4 International Stuudies Hall 14 C1 KBSI seoul Branch 15 C5 Dongwon Global Leadership Hall 16 D5 College of Liberal Arts 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

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E4 Media Hall E3 International Center for Converging Technology D6 Centennial Memorial Samsung Hall / Museum C6 College of Law Annex C6 College of Law A6 Jeongui Building A7 Jilli Building A6 Student Union Building A6 Horim Building A6 Information Center of Health Science D5 Main Hall D5 Main Hall Annex C7 College of Education Building #1 C7 College of Education Building Annex C7 College of Education Building #2

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32 C1 Techno Complex Research Center 33 B4 Life Science & Biotechnology Green Campus Building 34 D3 Life Science & Biotechnology East Building 35 D2 Life Science & Biotechnology West Building 36 B3 Life Science & Biotechnology Research Building 37 E1 Basketball Gym 38 D2 College of Science 39 C6 Asiatic Research Center 40 A5 Ice Rink 41 B3 Funeral Hall 42 B5 University Dormitory(A) 43 B5 University Dormitory(B) 44 B5 University Dormitory(V) 45 B5 University Dormitory(C)

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46 B5 Woman Students Dormitory(D) 47 E2 Aegineung Cafeteria 48 E1 Aegineung Student Union Building 49 B5 Foreigners Residence(E) 50 E5 Woodang Hall 51 E3 Woo Jung Information & Communications Building 52 C7 Uncho-Useoun Hall 53 C3 Medical & Nursing Building 54 C3 Anam Hospital 55 C4 Medical Science Building 56 C3 Medical Library 57 E2 College of Science Annex 58 C5 Inchon Memorial Hall 59 E1 Radio Engineering Lab. 60 D4 College of Political Science & Economics 61 E2 Information & Computing Center

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62 E2 1st. Lab. 63 E2 1st. Lab. Annex 64 E1 College of Engineering #2 65 E1 2nd. Lab. 66 D7 Art & Design Building 67 D7 Art & Design Annex 68 D6 Central Plaza 69 D6 Graduate School 70 C6 Main Library 71 B6 Garage(University Press) 72 D1 Innovation Building 73 E4 Chungsan-MK Cultural Hall 74 C7 Sport Hall 75 A5 The Athletic Training Center 76 D4 Tiger Plaza 77 D2 Wind Tunnel Lab. 78 C5 Frontier House

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10 C5 Seokwon Business Hall 11 C2 Gymnasium 12 C2 Research Building, College of Pharmacy 13 B5 Guest Hall 14 C5 College of Humanities 15 E7 Main Gate 16 C4 College of Science & Technology #2 17 E5 Student Complex 18 B2 Main Stadium

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19 C3 Central Park 20 D6 Main Gymnasium 21 E6 Graduate School of Dental Science 22 B5 R.O.T.C. Building 23 C5 Student Union Building 24 C5 Administrations Building 25 B4 Hoik Plaza 26 B3 IPark Fitness Center

01 D5 Korean Institute for Archaeology & Environment 02 B2 College of Science & Technology 03 A4 Dormitory(Libertas Hall) 04 B4 Dormitory(Justita Hall) 05 B3 Dormitory(Veritas Hall) 06 B3 Dormitory(The 4th Hall) 07 C3 Nongshim International Hall 08 C7 Library 09 D4 Techno Complex Research Center