Light tothe World

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President’s Greeting 5

Keimyung Facts 6

Three Identities in One 8

Light to the World 14

Study in Korea; Learn about Korea 18

Study Abroad & Exchange 22

Academic Programs 26

Meaningful Relationships 30

International Support 36

Life at Keimyung 38

Admissions & Scholarships 51

International Partners 52

Finding Us 55

Contacts 56

Contents

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I am honored to have this opportunity to introduce Keimyung University to you through this new brochure published in 2012 as we mark the 58th anniversary of Keimyung’s founding. The intervening years have seen the University grow from such humble beginnings as seeds in the minds of our Christian founders who realized the necessity of a new institute of higher learning in the city of Daegu, which had just begun its recovery from war, to the internationally renowned university Keimyung is today.

Adorning the wall facing Dongsan Library’s main entrance and ever reminding us of our permanent and most important mission is the Latin expression “Bonus Intra Melior Exi” which translates as "enter good; leave better." Keimyung University, with its deep commitment to academic excellence and ethical scholarship, is a place of learning where students of all ages enter good and leave better as creative global citizens.

The seeds that were planted upon our founding in 1954 have indeed borne great fruit; nevertheless, if we are to ensure that future students leave Keimyung better than when they first grace our halls, the planting of new seeds must remain our never-ending obligation. It is my hope that as you browse this brochure or visit our campus you will see not only the fruits of previously planted seeds, but also more recently planted seeds taking root and blossoming as we continue writing this still early history of Keimyung University.

President’s Greeting

Synn Ilhi

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KeimyungFacts

Founded in 19543 Campuses99 Majors in 19 Undergraduate Colleges and 2 Faculties9 Graduate Schools4,411 Undergraduate Classes903 Postgraduate Courses436 Classes Delivered in English per semester26,661 Students1,076 International Students925 Faculty Members125 International Faculty Members270 International Partners in 49 Countries7 Dormitories with 1,065 Rooms

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Daemyung Campus

When Keimyung was founded in 1954, the original Daemyung Campus was located on a rocky hill far away from the inhabited center of the city. The hill was known in the vernacular simply as the rock mountain. It was indeed a hill of shale rocks on which certainly no trees or bushes, except for a few strains of the most tenacious weeds, could take root. A rock mound monument on the original campus is both a remnant of that original landscape and a humble reminder of our beginnings.

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“We have chiseled away such a rock mountain and prepared for today.”

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Dongsan Campus: A Place of Compassionate Healing

Dongsan Medical Center was established in 1899 by American Presbyterian missionary Woodbridge O. Johnson. The center began as a small western clinic named Jaejungwon (Salvation Hospital) and introduced western medicine to Daegu for the first time.

Having adopted treatment, education, research, and missionary work as its mission, the center has grown into a large medical facility, operating the School of Medicine, the College of Nursing, Daegu Dongsan Hospital, and Gyeongju Dongsan Hospital. In total the center is home to 26 clinical departments and 1,900 faculty and staff.

The center’s most outstanding achievement is its medical missionary work managed by the Dongsan Medical Mission and Welfare Association, to which all faculty and staff belong. The association facilitates yearly medical trips to Almaty Dongsan Hospital in Kazakhstan. The association also provides support for the management of Dongsan Special Medical Clinic in Nepal and CHDP-K Hospital in Bangladesh as well as medical support to regions of Kyrgyzstan, China, and Ethiopia.

A new era for Keimyung University and Dongsan Medical Center, Keimyung’s affiliated hospital, is set to begin in 2014 when Dongsan Medical Center completes its move to new state-of-the-art premises on Keimyung’s Seongseo Campus. The new Dongsan Medical Center will house more than 1,000 beds and complete Keimyung University’s medical cluster which now includes the School of Medicine, the College of Nursing, and the College of Pharmacy.

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Seongseo Campus

The development of Keimyung University acquired a new dimension in the early 1980s when it added to its existing two campuses a new campus built on 1.6 million sq. meters in the west of Daegu. Now considered one of the most beautiful campuses in Korea, Seongseo Campus is often utilized by television and movie production companies for location filming. With world-class facilities including Hengso Museum, Keimyung Art Center, and Keimyung Hanhak-chon, Keimyung University’s Seongseo Campus provides the perfect environment in which you can advance your studies while exploring the culture, history, and language of Korea.

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Enhancement of University Education Capacity Program

In 2010 Keimyung University was granted USD 5 million by the Korean government as part of its Enhancement of University Education Capacity Program. The project aims to reinforce students’ workforce capability, increase their global awareness, and improve the overall educational capability of every field of study. To achieve this vision students are provided with educational and financial support. The University also received similar amounts of funds under this program in 2011 and 2012.

Advancement for College Education (ACE)

Keimyung University was honored to be chosen as an ACE university by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology in 2011. As an ACE university, Keimyung received USD 9.8 million to be utilized over a 4-year period. This monumental opportunity greatly strengthens Keimyung's ability to grow and develop into a leading 21st-century university.

IT Medical Device Convergence Leader

Keimyung University’s Human Resource Development Center was selected by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology to receive USD 22 million over a 5-year period between June 2009 and May 2014. The funds will be used to foster IT medical device convergence specialists, conduct research and training courses, offer lectures by international experts, and send participants to international conferences. This program has been amalgamated into LINC program.

Leaders in Industry-College Cooperation (LINC)

The Office of Industry-Academic Collaboration and Research shares technology and knowledge drawn from the University’s research by constructing information sharing networks through close cooperation with the government to foster new technologies and nurture tomorrow’s experts. In 2012 the office received USD 15 million to be utilized over 5 years as part of the government’s LINC program.

Business Startup Support

Chosen as a leading business startup center by the Small and Medium Business Administration, Keimyung’s Business Startup Support Center supports successful business startups, provides business startup training packages and classes, fosters innovative IT developers, and offers scholarships to exceptional students.

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Internationalization

Keimyung University, with its 270 exchange agreements with universities and organizations in 49 countries, can justly claim to be a leader in the field of internationalization. In addition to those agreements, around 5,000 students enroll in more than 400 courses taught in English every semester by our Korean faculty fluent in English and our growing 125-strong international faculty.

Furthering internationalization efforts that directly benefit domestic students are KELI House, the first English-only dormitory in the region; C-CLIK House, a Chinese-language dormitory; and JIKU House, a Japanese-language dormitory. These facilities not only hone the language skills of students, but pave the way for them to make the most of their overseas study sojourns to our partner universities worldwide.

Students from France’s European Institute of Technology (EPITECH) can elect to spend their compulsory year abroad at Keimyung. Thirteen EPITECH students arrived in August 2011 to begin their year abroad. Keimyung will welcome 32 more in 2012.

Dual Degree ProgramsFryderyk Chopin University of Music St. Petersburg State UniversityEastern Michigan University University of Nebraska-LincolnDigiPen Institute of TechnologyShanghai Normal UniversityBeijing Language and Culture University

Giving Back to the Community

Keimyung CaritasSince its foundation in 1954, Keimyung University has received substantial support from charitable donors. The Keimyung Caritas foundation was established in 2004 to honor the intention of those charitable acts by donating to those in need. Staff and faculty can join Keimyung Caritas by contributing 1% of their basic monthly salary. The funds are used to help disadvantaged members of the community and assist in reconstruction efforts after natural disasters worldwide.

One way in which Keimyung Caritas helps local citizens is through the annual Kimchi-Making Day event in which Keimyung students, staff, faculty, and local citizens spend the day making kimchi destined for the community’s less fortunate members.

International VolunteersKeimyung University’s International Volunteer Group was created in 2002 with the goal of nurturing in students a pioneering and volunteering spirit. Utilizing field trips to broaden students’ cultural experiences, the program has been a success since it began.

The first volunteers ventured to China’s Heibei Province in 2002 where they planted 10,000 thuja trees to help alleviate the problems caused by China’s yellow dust. Countries visited since then include Nepal, the Philippines, Vietnam, and Mongolia where classrooms and bathrooms have been built and repaired and improvements made to local water supply facilities. Each year around 150 students participate in the program gaining meaningful life-changing experiences.

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Study in Korea; Learn about Korea

Korean Language and Culture Center (KLCC)

KLCC provides Korean language courses and dynamic cultural programs ensuring you make the most of your Korean experience at Keimyung. All teachers are licensed Korean language teachers who use effective strategies to teach Korean through KLCC’s Alive Korean textbooks. The center also organizes field trips for students to experience and study Korean traditional culture at historical places such as Andong, the cradle of Confucian culture; Gyeongju, capital of the ancient Shilla Dynasty; and Haeinsa Temple where the historic Tripitaka Koreana printing blocks are stored.

Summer School Program

KLCC’s Summer School Program is designed for students who wish to take advantage of their vacation to study Korean language and culture. The course combines three hours of daily Korean language instruction with special activities such as hands-on lessons, field trips, and special lectures.

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Korean Cultural Experience Program

The Korean Cultural Experience Program provides students with unique opportunities to experience traditional Korean culture in Keimyung Hanhak-chon, Keimyung’s on-campus full-scale replication of a traditional Korean village. A variety of courses concerning art, music, handcrafts, and calligraphy are offered once a week throughout semesters. The classes are free, but some classes require a small payment for materials.

Field Trips

Field trips provide opportunities for students to visit sites of national and international significance allowing them to explore Korean history and contemporary society first-hand in the Daegu and Gyeongsangbuk-Do areas. Overnight trips consist of visits to historical sites as well as visits to hi-tech companies such as POSCO and the Hyundai Motor Company.

■ Website: http://cms.kmu.ac.kr/user/eintlcenter■ Email: korean@kmu.ac.kr

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Study Abroad& Exchange

International Student Exchange Program (ISEP)

Keimyung has been an ISEP member since 1998 and is currently one of five Korean member universities. ISEP allows students from the USA and 49 other countries to study at member universities for a semester or a full academic year.

■ Website: www.isep.org

Incoming Exchange Program

Keimyung has a rich and diverse international student body of over 1,050 from 51 countries. For those interested in studying as part of a formal exchange agreement with your home institution, we have a website containing information you should read in preparation for studying at Keimyung.

Visiting Student Program

International students are welcome to attend Keimyung for a short-term study abroad experience through the Visiting Student Program. By having your study abroad term at Keimyung you have available to you a wide selection of courses offered in English, a geographical advantage to learn about Korea firsthand, and various extracurricular programs to choose from. ■ Website: www.kmu.ac.kr/english■ Email: intl@kmu.ac.kr

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Melior Exi”“Bonus Intra

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Academic Programs

Undergraduate Colleges

College of Humanities College of International Studies College of Education College of Business Administration College of Social Science College of Law and Police Sciences College of Natural Sciences College of Environment College of Engineering School of Medicine College of Pharmacy College of Nursing College of Music and Performing Arts College of Fine Arts College of Fashion College of Physical Education Keimyung Adams CollegeCollege of Architectural Studies College of Liberal Education

Graduate Schools

Graduate School Graduate School of EducationGraduate School of Business Graduate School of Policy Studies United Graduate School of TheologyGraduate School of Arts Graduate School of Sport Industry Graduate School of Early Childhood Education Graduate School of Intelligent Vehicle and Transportation

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Keimyung Adams College (KAC)

KAC offers degrees in International Business and International Relations delivered solely in English. KAC’s international students are in the perfect environment to rapidly advance their Asian language skills while pursuing their chosen fields of study. Keimyung operates strong Japanese, Korean, Russian, and Chinese language programs all taught by qualified native speakers. Students graduate with competency in at least two modern languages.

Language exchanges between students provide more opportunities for our international students. Each of our Korean students speaks at least two Asian languages. Of course as KAC students themselves, their English is of a high standard.

■ Website: http://keimyungadams.kmu.ac.kr■ Email: kac@kmu.ac.kr

Global MBA (GMBA)

Providing all of its classes in English, Keimyung’s GMBA will lead you towards that better job and enhance your career in your chosen field of interest. Internship opportunities at respected Korean companies across several industries will be arranged for you along with job interview sessions as your studies draw to a close. To foster management professionals, Keimyung’s GMBA requires 45 credit hours for graduation while other Korean MBAs require only 24.

■ Website: http://gsb.kmu.ac.kr■ Email: gmba@kmu.ac.kr

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Buddy Program

The Buddy Program matches new international students with domestic students to initiate friendships and begin cultural exchanges. The program aims to minimize feelings of loneliness and isolation amongst international students thereby helping them adapt to their new life. Every semester welcome and farewell parties for international students and their buddies are held at the International Lounge to help them break the ice and then to formerly say farewell until the next time they meet.

“Friends for life!”

UNESCO’s Cross-Cultural Awareness Program (CCAP)

Keimyung University has been certified as a CCAP collaborative organization by the Korean National Commission for UNESCO since 2005. Under the program international students are invited into local schools to introduce their home cultures to Korean students. There is no better way to raise awareness of your home country and break down cultural stereotypes than by giving local students a glimpse into life in your home country by sharing your culture, your passions, and your interests. ■ Website: http://ccap.unesco.or.kr■ Keimyung CCAP: facebook.com/kmuccap■ Email: ccap@kmu.ac.kr

“Represent your country; share your culture”

Meaningful Relationships

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Keimyung International Sarang Scholarship (KISS)“The KISS scholarship aims at providing education by helping recipients achieve their goals in life regardless of their financial difficulties or background problems. The scholarship covers tuition fees, dormitory fees, cafeteria fees, and general living expenses leaving KISS students with nothing to worry about

besides their studies.”

Tulani W. Mukarati, Zimbabwe

Korean Government Scholarship Program (KGSP)“Coming to Korea was the first experience I have had living abroad. I had so many opportunities to make new friends and learn not only about Korean culture, but also about the different cultures of my fellow international students. I have attended three universities and this is the first I have seen that has a designated place for Muslims to pray.”

Nihat Khalilzade Lazim, Azerbaijan

Cross-Cultural Awareness Program (CCAP)“The main reason I participate in CCAP is that the program is so much fun. Giving lectures about my own culture to elementary, middle, and high school students is a great way to meet people of different ages while learning about the Korean educational system. The students are so adorable and are the nicest audience to practice one’s presentation skills in front of. Cultural exchange is the perfect way to describe CCAP because even though I’m giving the lecture, I feel I’m learning more than the students.”

Jenni Maenpaa, Finland

Keimyung Adams College (KAC)“I came to South Korea to do my bachelor's degree on the recommendation of a friend who had nothing but good things to say about studying in Korea. Since I started, I have found it challenging, fascinating, and really worthwhile. The faculty is well qualified to teach native speakers of English, and they have been excellent to me, as have my fellow students. I feel doing my International Relations degree here gives me unique advantages as I can study from a different angle here in Asia while receiving first class instruction from North American, European, and Korean professors.”

George English, England

Buddy Program“I think the Buddy Program is a fantastic program. Personally, I’m not good at Korean and I had a lot of worries concerning how I could live a normal life in Korea. My buddy always solves any problems I have, and my buddy easily helps me if I need to know a new Korean word. On weekends we eat lunch together, go downtown together, and shop together. We share a lot of good times which are beneficial for the both of us. Thanks to my buddy I don’t need to worry about my life in Korea. The Buddy Program is a very necessary and useful program.”

Sae Narahara, Japan

Korean Government Exchange Student Scholarship Program“What can I say about the Korean Government Exchange Student Scholarship Program? First of all it is a great honor to be chosen by the Korean government to study and obtain knowledge in this country. The program will cover your tuition fees, provide you with opportunities to discover and learn more about Korea’s traditions and history, and provide a scholarship that will free you from worrying about your expenses. I can add that like all things at Keimyung University this program works accurately and efficiently. The people who are going to work with you here are so polite and tactful you will never feel uncomfortable. In fact the coordinator of this program is such a striking person that you can consider him a friend and a trusted adviser even before you come to Korea.I wish all future exchange students the best of luck. The time you spend here will be exciting, fascinating, and unforgettable.”

Ibragimova Shakhnoza, Uzbekistan

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International Lounge“When I was in university in China, there was a place called English Corner. Because it was outdoors, students could only practice their English by standing and talking; sometimes holding umbrellas when it rained. In the lounge you never face such problems. The lounge offers the best environment for your second language study and practice. It has all kinds of facilities for you to relax such as music, daily movies, board games, books, live music, and of course friends.”

Hu Xiaoqing, China

Global MBA (GMBA)“Life as a graduate student is completely different from undergraduate life. You have the opportunity to dig deeper into your interests and surround yourself with people that share the same passions. You learn from professors who have worked in the field you are striving towards, and you finally begin to feel like an expert in your field. Graduate school is a time where you truly find yourself. You begin to believe in your talents and realize that your hard work will pay off at Keimyung.”

Shane Rus Chan, Philippines

PhD Program (Marketing)“What makes the PhD program here distinguished is that it is equally profoundly rooted in both theory and practice. The driving philosophy behind the PhD program is an insistence that theory is most powerful when utilized in real-world applications. Keimyung University is a special place to be a student for all the right reasons: terrific faculty, constant connections to practitioners, and access to Keimyung’s vast facilities. It's a beautiful and inspiring environment to grow your ideas.”

Gilroy Middleton, Belize

Exchange Student“The average student exchange experience involves leaving your home, family, friends, and the familiarity of your surroundings to travel to a foreign land. Yes, you will make new friends, take new classes, eat new food, and possibly begin the journey of learning a new language; in the end, exchange is a wholly personal experience. It is a chance to break free from the normal life you have created – a chance to become immersed in a new culture and let the language, ways of l iving, and customs become a part of your life. I have found KMU to be the perfect place to facilitate such an experience – an unequivocal experience that can profoundly enrich your knowledge and alter your future.”

Joe Perotti, USA

Korean Language And Culture Center (KLCC)“KLCC is one of the best choices for anyone wanting to learn Korean in Korea. The quality of education is high with an excellent group of experienced native teachers, the latest technologies, and great resources for every level. The campus lies in a magnificent location surrounded by nature and is adorned with all kinds of facilities making it easy to study and live a healthy life. I would recommend and encourage anyone to join us and enjoy this extraordinary experience.”

Carlos Capuz, Spain

Cross-Cultural Awareness Program (CCAP)“Before doing CCAP, I thought that nobody would want to know about my country, but when I participated I realized that Korean students were in fact very interested. Sharing my culture with Korean students helped them to realize the positive aspects of Afghanistan. I enjoyed the benefits of gaining valuable life experiences while absorbing the fascinating local culture by interacting with local children.”

Ahmed Seyar Raz, Afghanistan

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Office of International Affairs

The Office of International Affairs helps you from the initial stages of applying for a place on our international programs through to your arrival in Korea. The office provides specialist support and guidance for international students in order to encourage them to pursue their goals through our international academic programs and cultural experiences both on and off campus.

Office of International Education

The Office of International Education provides foreign language programs (English, Chinese, and Japanese) to domestic students and Korean language and cultural classes for international students. The center also operates the Keimyung Intensive Teacher Training Program.

China Center

The China Center provides services and support for Keimyung’s growing Chinese student population which now numbers over 850. The center has signed exchange agreements with 45 universities in China and Taiwan which facilitate student exchanges.

Confucius Institute

The Confucius Institute, with support from the Chinese Government, operates C-CLIK House, a special Chinese language scholarship program. The institute provides Chinese language courses and conducts the new HSK exam, the international standardized Chinese language proficiency exam. In 2011 the Confucius Institute at Keimyung was selected as the top Confucius Institute from among 400 Confucius Institutes worldwide.

Russia Center

The Russia Center is the only accredited testing center for the Test of Russian as a Foreign Language (TORFL) among Korean universities. The center conducts a variety of Russian language programs and manages exchange programs with our Russian partners.

Goethe-Institut Daegu

The Goethe-Institut is the Federal Republic of Germany’s cultural institution which promotes the study of German language and culture worldwide. In 2012 Keimyung was honored to welcome the Goethe-Institut Daegu into its new offices in Keimyung’s Center for International Education.

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Dongsan Library

Initially called Bauer Memorial Library, Keimyung’s first library opened in 1958 on the original Daemyung Campus. In 1980 it moved into a new larger nine-story building on the same campus. At that time Bauer Memorial Library held over one million books. In 1993, as the main campus of Keimyung University moved from Daemyung to Seongseo, the library moved into a new nine-story building on the new campus with a total space of 21,600 sq. meters.

The new library was renamed Dongsan Library after the penname of Emeritus President Synn Taesik and equipped with cutting-edge computer network facilities. Dongsan Library now holds the second largest collection of classical texts in the country, including a number of priceless national treasures.

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The Edward Adams Hall of Worship and Praise

Located high on the flank of Gungsan Hill above Keimyung University’s Seongseo Campus, the Edward Adams Hall of Worship and Praise (known as Adams Chapel) was built to honor the achievements of missionary Edward Adams, one of Keimyung University’s founders. Adams Chapel proudly houses a beautiful pipe organ built and serviced by the famed Karl Schuke Company of Germany. Thanks to generous donors, Adams Chapel contains over 160 stained glass windows of various sizes depicting the twelve disciples of Christ, the three wise men, the Ten Commandments, and other Biblical stories. Adams Chapel hosts church services, concerts, graduations, and weddings. Its architectural beauty, its commanding views of the region, and its importance as Keimyung University’s spiritual center are among the reasons Adams Chapel is the first stop when visitors tour Keimyung.

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Hengso Museum

Established in 1978, Hengso Museum offers a respite from the rush of daily life, extraordinary works of art, and opportunities to delve deeper into the study of Korean history and art.

Hengso Museum organizes archaeological expeditions, academic conferences, special exhibitions, and diverse educational programs for the benefit of students and interested members of the public. The museum’s collection, which reflects the culture and history of Korea, consists of over 10,000 artifacts, 500 of which are currently on display.

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Keimyung Art Center

The Keimyung Art Center is a large state-of-the-art concert hall equipped with 1,954 seats that provides members of the community with social, cultural, and educational enrichment by hosting various kinds of concerts and such international hit musicals as Mamma Mia, Chicago, The Phantom of the Opera, Miss Saigon, Notre Dame de Paris, and Cats. As a host of arts programs at the forefront of the cultural landscape in Daegu, the Keimyung Art Center contributes significantly to the social and cultural life of the city.

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Keimyung Hanhak-chon

Keimyung Hanhak-chon is a full-scale replication of a traditional Korean village where students can experience and learn about traditional Korean culture. Many traditional Korean culture classes are held here for both international and domestic students. Keimyung Hanhak-chon includes Keimyung Seodang, a private village elementary school consisting of a classroom with a capacity of 20 students. In the past, Seodang was a place that provided basic education including reading, writing, and introductory classes on the Chinese classics.

Keimyung Hanhak-chon also contains traditional Korean houses, gardens, and other facilities such as the Scholar’s Bridge which crosses a stream below a scenic waterfall. It displays elements of Korean life and culture while elegantly illustrating traditional Korean architecture. Keimyung Hanhak-chon is located in the middle of the campus, but once you enter you feel completely removed from modern times, as if you have traveled back in time to the Korea of times long past.

Myunggyo Dormitory

Keimyung’s Myunggyo Dormitory offers a comfortable living environment surrounded by hills providing the necessary academic and natural atmosphere to enable students to carry out their studies to their maximum potential. All international students are assigned Korean students as roommates to assist them in the cultural emersion experience. The dormitory complex accommodates 2,110 students in seven buildings containing a total of 1,065 rooms. Rooms are furnished with bunk beds, desks, chairs, fans, and wardrobes. Facilities include reading and seminar rooms, lounges with Internet access, Wi-Fi, a convenience store, a fitness center, table tennis tables, and a soccer field.

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International Lounge

The International Lounge offers a unique environment for students and faculty alike by providing them with an atmosphere that many would otherwise have to travel abroad to find. The purpose of the lounge is to provide a place where visitors can practice their second language skills and make new friends at the same time. To meet that goal the lounge offers a wide range of resources including international films, music, books, board games, and a variety of social and cultural gatherings all aimed at providing visitors with a friendly, safe, and positive environment in which they are free to mingle and learn.

Student Services

Bauer Hall and New Bauer Hall, Keimyung’s two student union buildings, cater to the daily needs of students by providing a wide range of services and conveniences including a travel agent, a book store, a photography studio, counseling rooms, a computer repair shop, a bakery, a coffee shop, several cafeterias, a hair salon, ATMs, a health clinic, and a post office.

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Admissions

Whether you want to begin your studies at Keimyung as a freshman student starting university life or as a transfer student looking for a change of scenery and location to inspire you, Keimyung can cater for you.

Minimum Requirements:(1) High school certificates (Year 12)(2) Korean Proficiency (English Proficiency for KAC admission)

Keimyung International Sarang Scholarship (KISS)

Keimyung University was founded in 1954 thanks to the generosity and dedication of American missionaries and local educators. Their efforts were crucial in helping to lay solid educational foundations. To both honor and continue that tradition, up to 10 KISS scholarships are awarded each year. Benefits include full tuition waiver, full dormitory fee waiver, a monthly living allowance, and one year of Korean language classes if needed.

Undergraduate Scholarships

■ Truth Scholarship: 100% tuition waiver■ Justice Scholarship: 50% tuition waiver■ Love Scholarship: 30% tuition waiver

Graduate students are entitled to a 50% remission on their tuition fees provided certain conditions are met.

■ Websites: www.kmu.ac.kr/english www.chinakmu.ac.kr (for Chinese students)

■ Emails: intl@kmu.ac.kr jdh@kmu.ac.kr (for Chinese students)

Admissions& Scholarships

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AfghanistanBalkh University

AustraliaAustralian National UniversityMurdoch UniversityThe University of AdelaideThe University of Sydney Conservatorium of MusicUniversity of CanberraUniversity of New South WalesUniversity of Wollongong

AustriaFachhochschule Kufstein Tirol- University of Applied SciencesManagement Center Innsbruck

BahrainAhlia University

BrazilPontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro

CambodiaLife UniversityRoyal University of Phnom PenhMinistry of Education, Youth and Sport

CanadaAlgoma UniversityVancouver Island University

ChileUniversidad Mayor

ChinaBeijing Language and Culture UniversityBeijing Technology and Business UniversityBeijing University of TechnologyCapital Normal University China Academy of ArtChina University of PetroleumCommunication University of ChinaDalian Polytechnic UniversityDongbei University of Finance and EconomicsDonghua UniversityEast China Normal UniversityFudan UniversityGuangzhou Sport UniversityHangzhou Normal UniversityHebei Normal UniversityHenan Polytechnic UniversityHuazhong University of Science and TechnologyHunan Normal UniversityJilin UniversityNanchang UniversityNanjing Normal UniversityNankai UniversityQufu Normal UniversityRenmin University of ChinaShandong UniversityShandong University at WeihaiShanghai Business SchoolShanghai Normal UniversityShenyang Conservatory of MusicShenyang Sport UniversitySichuan Conservatory of MusicSichuan UniversityTianjin Academy of Fine ArtsWuhan College of Foreign Languages and Foreign AffairsWuhan UniversityXinhua College of Sun Yat-sen UniversityYanbian UniversityYanbian University of Science and TechnologyZhejiang Wanli UniversityZhongyuan University of TechnologyThe Chinese Academy of Social SciencesEduShanghai InternationalDavid C. Lam Institute for East-West Studies (LEWI)Shandong Academy of Social SciencesShanghai Academy of Social SciencesShanghai Overseas Affairs Service Center Co., Ltd.The Office of Chinese Language Council InternationalGuangdong Education Service of International ExchangesGuangzhou Service Center for Scholarly Exchange

Study Abroad Service Centre, Beijing Language and Culture University Study Abroad Service Center, Northwest University Shenyang Han Terry Consultancy Co., Ltd.Shenzhen Netbig Education Service Co., Ltd.China International Tourism and Trade Co., LtdHenan Tianying Education Culture Co., Ltd.

ColombiaPontificia Universidad Javeriana

The Czech RepublicBrno University of TechnologyHudebni Fakulta Akademie Muzickych Umeni

DenmarkUniversity of Southern Denmark

FinlandLappeenranta University of TechnologyTampere University of TechnologyUniversity of Eastern Finland

FranceL'Universite Rennes 2, Haute BretagneL'Universite Michel De Montaigne Bordeaux 3Universite Montepellier 1European Institute of Technology (EPITECH)

GermanyBaden-Wuerttemberg Cooperative State University, Mannheim Bauhaus-Universität WeimarDusseldorf University of Applied SciencesFreie University BerlinHochschule für Bildende Künste DresdenHochschule für Künste, BremenHof University of Applied SciencesHumboldt-Universität zu BerlinIngolstadt University of Applied SciencesPassau UniversityRuhr-University BochumUniversity of AugsburgUniversity of BayreuthTechnishen Universitat ChemnitzTFH Berlin-University of Applied SciencesZentrum für Kunst Und Medientechnologie KarlsruheBfz-Essen e.V. Berufsfoerderungszentrum EssenFraunhofer-Institut für Software-und SystemtechnikGoethe Institut

Hong KongHong Kong Baptist UniversityHong Kong Institute of EducationLingnan University

HungaryLiszt Ferenc Academy of MusicSemmelweis UniversityChemical Research Center, Hungarian Academy of Sciences

IndonesiaUniversitas Gadjah Mada

IrelandNational University of Ireland, Maynooth

ItalyAcademia ItalianaDomus AcademyLibera Universita di Lingue e Comunicazione (IULM)Istituto Italiano di Cultura-Seoul

JapanAoyama Gakuin UniversityBaiko Gakuin UniversityBunka Women's UniversityFukuoka UniversityFukuoka Institute of TechnologyGakushuin UniversityHiroshima Shudo UniversityKansai Gaidai UniversityKurume National College of TechnologyKyoto-Sosei UniversityMeio UniversityNagasaki University School of Medicine

Nagasaki University of Foreign StudiesJ. F. Oberlin UniversityOsaka College of MusicSeigakuin UniversityShiga UniversitySt. Andrew's UniversityUniversity of TsukubaUniversity of the RyukyusUniversity of ShimaneAssociation of Christian Universities and Colleges in Asia (ACUCA)Chitose International Exchange ClubYamasan Fujiya Group KazakhstanKazakh Abylaikhan University of International Relations and Languages

KenyaMaseno University

MexicoInstituto de Estudios Superiones de TamaulipasUniversidad de GuadalajaraUniversity of Colima

MongoliaNational University of MongoliaUlaanbaatar University

MyanmarUniversity of YangonYangon Institute of Economics

NepalTribhuvan University

The NetherlandsFontys International School of Business EconomicsUniversity of MaastrichtAssociation Européenne des Conservatoires (AEC)Stichting Hamel Foundation

New ZealandVictoria University of Wellington

NorwayNorwegian School of Management BIUniversity of Bergen

PakistanNational University of Modern LanguagesUniversity of Azad Jammu and Kashmir

Republic of the PhilippinesAteneo de Manila UniversityUniversity of the Philippines DilimanCommission on Higher Education PolandFryderyk Chopin University of MusicOpole University of Technology University of Warsaw

RomaniaUniversity of BucharestInstitute of Physical Chemistry I.G. Murgulescu

RussiaArtic State Institute of Arts and CultureHerzen State Pedagogical University of Russia International UniversityPushkin State Russian Language InstituteSt. Petersburg State Academy of Aerospace InstrumentationSt. Petersburg State ConservatorySt. Petersburg State UniversityThe People's Friendship University of RussiaThe State Academic Repin Institute of Painting Sculpture and ArchitectureUdmurt State UniversityMinistry of Education of the Russian Federation Russian LanguageRussian Language Head Testing Center for Non-Native SpeakersSt. Petersburg Association for Cooperation with the Universities of the World

Saudi ArabiaCultural Mission of Saudi Arabia

SloveniaUniversity of Ljubljana

SpainUniversity of Castilla-La ManchaUniversitat Autonoma de BarcelonaEmbassy of Spain in Korea

SwedenJonkoping UniversityStockholm School of EconomicsLinnaeus University

TaiwanChang Jung Christian University Chinese Culture University Fu Jen Catholic University National Taiwan Normal University Tunghai University

TajikistanTajik State Institute of LanguagesTajik State University of Commerce

ThailandAssumption UniversityKing Mongkut's Institute of Technology, North BangkokChristian University of ThailandUniversity Mobility in Asia and the Pacific (UMAP)

TurkeyBogazici UniversityIzmir University Pamukkale University

United KingdomBirmingham ConservatoireKingston UniversityLeeds Metropolitan UniversityUniversity of EdinburghUniversity of Portsmouth

United StatesAdrian CollegeArcadia UniversityAtlanta UniversityBerea CollegeBiola UniversityBowling Green State UniversityCalifornia State Polytechnic University, PomonaCalifornia State University, FresnoCalifornia State University, FullertonChristopher Newport UniversityColorado Christian UniversityDigiPen Institute of TechnologyEast Tennessee State UniversityEastern Michigan UniversityGeorge Mason UniversityGeorgia Southern UniversityHope International UniversityKing CollegeLong Island UniversityMissouri University of Science and TechnologyMurray State UniversityNew York Theological SeminaryOklahoma State UniversityPrinceton Theological SeminarySam Houston State UniversitySan Diego State UniversitySoutheast Missouri State UniversityThe University of MississippiUniversity System of GeorgiaUniversity of AlabamaUniversity of California, Los Angeles (Center for Korean Studies)University of Central FloridaUniversity of Hawaii at Manoa Outreach CollegeUniversity of Missouri-Kansas CityUniversity of Nebraska-LincolnUniversity of North TexasUniversity of Rhode IslandUniversity of Southern IndianaUniversity of ToledoUniversity of Wisconsin-MilwaukeeUtah State UniversityWashington State UniversityWayne State UniversityWestern Michigan UniversityWhitworth CollegeGlobal International Internship Congress (GIIC)International Student Exchange Program (ISEP)International Parish Nurse Resource CenterUniversity Research Park (University of Wisconsin-Madison)University of California, Berkeley (Summer Sessions)

UzbekistanInstitute of Oriental Studies named after Abu Raykhan Beruni of Academy of SciencesTashkent State University of EconomicsNational Institute of Fine Art and Design named after Kamoliddin BekhzodTermez State UniversityTashkent Institute of Textile and Light IndustryUniversity of World Economy and DiplomacyISTEDOD FoundationMinistry of Higher and Secondary Specialized Education of the Republic of Uzbekistan

VietnamThai Nguyen UniversityThe University of DanangUniversity of Languages and International Studies, Vietnam National University

ZimbabweUniversity of Zimbabwe

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Plane

From Incheon International Airport near Seoul you can take one of two daily one-hour flights to Daegu.

Train

Traveling to Daegu by train from Incheon International Airport could not be simpler with the new direct train to Seoul Station. From Seoul Station catch the high-speed KTX train which takes 99 minutes to travel to Daegu.

Express Bus

Direct express buses to Daegu leave Incheon International Airport regularly and arrive within four hours. From Pusan’s Gimhae International Airport the easiest way to Daegu is by the direct express buses which leave hourly.

Daegu’s Subway System

Daegu has two subway lines which intersect at Banwoldang in the heart of downtown. There are two subway stations at Keimyung’s Seongseo Campus: Keimyung University, which is a short walk from the Main Gate and the East Gate; and Gangchang, which is near the South Gate and dormitories.

Finding UsTraveling to Keimyung

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Office of International Affairs

#120 Center for International Education, Keimyung University 1095 Dalgubeoldaero, Dalseo-Gu, Daegu, Korea 704-701■ Email: intl@kmu.ac.kr■ Tel.: 82-53-580-6029■ Fax: 82-53-580-6025■ Websites: www.kmu.ac.kr/english

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Korean Language and Culture Center

#101 Center for International Education, Keimyung University1095 Dalgubeoldaero, Dalseo-Gu, Daegu, Korea 704-701■ Email: korean@kmu.ac.kr■ Tel.: 82-53-580-6353■ Fax: 82-53-580-5909■ Website: http://cms.kmu.ac.kr/user/eintlcenter

China Center

#226 Center for International Education, Keimyung University1095 Dalgubeoldaero, Dalseo-Gu, Daegu, Korea 704-701■ Email: jdh@kmu.ac.kr■ Tel.: 82-53-580-6998■ Fax: 82-53-580-6495■ Website: www.kmuchina.ac.kr

Contacts

Office of International Affairs#120 Center for International Education, Keimyung University1095 Dalgubeoldaero, Dalseo-Gu, Daegu, Korea 704-701Email intl@kmu.ac.krTel. 82-53-580-6023~9Fax 82-53-580-6025www.kmu.ac.kr/english