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A private university, Kyung Hee has a comprehensive education system encompassing all grades from kindergarten to graduate school. Founded in 1949 as a two-year college, Kyung Hee established a four-year university at the Seoul Campus in 1952. The Global Campus at Suwon opened in 1979, followed by the Kwangnung Campus in 1984.

As Kyung Hee moves toward its 60th anniversary in 2009, it ascertains prestige as a university of significance and infinite possibility despite its short history of only half a century. It has appointed the next fifty years as the second Renaissance for leading forward. As Kyung Hee reaches for its goal of expanding to the competitive university, it is concentrating its efforts on strengthening the core capacity in the fields of education, internationalization, research, and university management.

Besides, Kyung Hee strives to bridge cultural and social gaps by promoting mutual understanding and prosperity. As a result, it encourages frequent exchanges with sister schools overseas to facilitate the exchange of ideas. These activities spread a shared belief in the value of learning.

 
Chancellor-Founder Dr. Young-Seek Choue championed the pursuit of breaking the barriers that insulate academia from society. This belief materialized itself in the university¡¯s founding philosophy, ¡°The Creation of a Civilized World¡± and the University Motto, ¡°Democratization of School, Ideas, and Living.¡± In keeping with this drive for civilized culture and democracy through education, Kyung Hee has cultivated a strong relationship with the United Nations, charting the establishment of the United Nations¡¯ Day and Year of Peace.
 

       (As   of   October,   2009)
Student Enrollment : 22,907
 
Undergraduate : 19,923
 
Graduate : 2,984
 
University Administration
- Chancellor-Founder: Dr. Young Seek Choue
- President: Dr. Inwon Choue
 
Three Campuses
- Seoul Campus: 245 acres
- Global Campus: 510 acres, 25 miles south of Seoul
- Kwangnung Campus (Graduate Institute of Peace Studies): 12 acres, 25 miles north of Seoul
 
 
Seoul Campus: College of Humanities, College of Law, College of Politics and Economics, College of Business Administration, College of Hotel and Tourism Management, College of Science, College of Human Ecology, College of Medicine, College of Oriental Medicine, College of Dentistry, College of Pharmacy, College of Nursing Science, College of Music, College of Fine Art, College of Arts and Design
- School of Dance (15 Colleges in total)
 
Global Campus (Suwon): College of Electronics and Information, College of Advanced Technology, College of Environment and Applied Chemistry, College of Life Sciences, College of Architecture and Civil Engineering, College of Management and International Relations, College of Foreign Languages and Literature, College of Art and Design, College of Physical Education (9 Colleges in total)
 

 

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