Changwon National University

Changwon National University (CNU) is a prestigious public university located in Changwon, a vibrant harbor city in South Korea. Established in 1954, CNU prides itself on its commitment to fostering talented people for a better world, providing quality education which links theory to practice.

Overview

Changwon National University is composed of two campuses located in Changwon, the industrial capital of South Korea. CNU consists of 17 undergraduate colleges, 8 graduate schools, 30 departments, and multiple research institutions. While catering to over 18,000 students and employing a strong team of staff, CNU continues to focus on developing future talent and contributing to the nation's technological and scientific advancements. The university offers various programs in natural sciences, engineering, social sciences, arts, and humanities. CNU has adopted the BK21 FOUR project and aims to lead the era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution through education and research strengthened by artificial intelligence.