Sejong University
The Sejong University is a private university in the South Korean capital Seoul. The award was instituted as Gyeongseong Inmun Hagwon (Institute of Humanities Gyeongseong ) in 1940 and events were in 1948 for the first time given. In 1954, the university changed its name to Sudo Yeoja Sabeom Daehak ( Educational college for women Sudo ). Since 1979, men are also included as students. In the same year, the university changed its name to its present form, named after Sejong the Great, the fourth king of the Joseon Dynasty, who is considered the father of the Korean alphabet Hangul. In 1987, the University changed its status into a full university under Korean Law on Higher Education. The campus is located in Gunja -dong, Gwangjin -gu, an eastern part of Seoul.
Colleges
The University is divided into the following colleges:
- College of Liberal Arts Korean Language and Literature
- English Language and Literature
- Japanese Language and Literature
- History
- Education
- Asian Studies
- Economy and Trade
- Public Administration
- Communication Sciences
- Sinology
- Business Administration
- Hospitality Management
- Culinary and Food Service Management
- Mathematics
- Applied Mathematics
- Physics
- Astronomy and Space
- Chemistry
- Environment and Energy
- Biotechnology
- Nutrition
- Molecular Biology
- Electronics
- Information and Communication Engineering
- Optical Engineering
- Computer Science and Engineering
- Digital Contents
- Supply Technology
- Architecture
- Civil and Environmental Engineering
- Geo Engineering
- Energy and Mineral Resource Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Aerospace Engineering
- Advanced Materials Engineering
- NanoScience Technology
- Art
- Industrial Design
- Fashion Design
- Music
- Physical Education
- Dance
- Cartoon and Animation
- Film Studies