Kyungpook National University

Kyungpook National University, located in Daegu, South Korea, is a leading national university that serves as a hub of educational, research, health care, and cultural activities. As one of the oldest universities in the country, it honours deep-rooted, humanitarian values.

Overview

Established in 1946, Kyungpook National University (KNU) has grown into a multidisciplinary university with 16 colleges, 11 graduate schools, and 70 research institutes. KNU honors the ideals of a liberal education through maintaining an atmosphere for free academic inquiry, cherishing the most basic, universal human rights. The primary goal through this is cultivating in KNU students a sense of humane responsibility. In terms of research, KNU has singled out four strategic areas for intensive investment: Nano-technology, Bio-technology, IT, and Environmental Technology. Located in Daegu, Korea's third largest city, KNU is within easy reach of natural retreats like Palgongsan Mountain and the Nakdong River, making it a delightful place to study.