Korea University

Korea University is a major private research university founded in 1905, located in Seoul, South Korea. As one of South Korea’s most prestigious institutions, it is celebrated for its academic rigor, global partnerships, and dedication to producing future leaders. The university offers a broad spectrum of undergraduate and graduate programs, with particular strengths in business, law, international studies, and engineering. Korea University is part of the elite "SKY" universities, a group representing the top three universities in South Korea, and is known for fostering a rich academic and cultural experience.

Korea University is renowned for its pioneering role in South Korean higher education, with a commitment to cultivating leaders and innovators for an evolving global landscape. The university comprises numerous colleges, graduate schools, and research centers that emphasize interdisciplinary studies, including the Humanities, Social Sciences, Science & Technology, Medicine, and Arts. With a focus on research excellence and innovation, it supports cutting-edge facilities and has extensive international exchange programs. Korea University actively engages with societal challenges, offering initiatives in areas like environmental sustainability and technological advancement. Its vibrant campus life, rooted in Korean traditions yet open to global perspectives, reflects its motto, "Liberty, Justice, and Truth.