University Of Seoul

Outline:

University of Seoul (UOS) is a public university funded and supported by the Seoul Metropolitan Government. It was founded as Kyung Sung Public Agricultural College in 1918 and renamed the University of Seoul in 1997.

• 1918 Founded as Kyung Sung Public Agricultural College
• 1956 Upgraded to four-year college and renamed Seoul Agricultural College
• 1975 Oversight committee moved from the Seoul Board of Education to Seoul Metropolitan Government
• 1981 Renamed Seoul City University
• 1987 Upgraded to university status with 4 colleges and 22 departments
• 1996 Founded the College of Urban Sciences
• 1997 Renamed the University of Seoul

UOS student body consists of 7,500 undergraduate students and 2,500 graduate students. The faculty body consists of 350 full-time professors and 640 part-time lecturers and adjunct professors. The University has one the best student-faculty ratios in Korea. 

The University has the following colleges:

• College of Business Administration
• College of Public Affairs & Economics
• College of Engineering
• College of Humanities
• College of Natural Science
• College of Urban Sciences
• College of Arts & Physical Education
• School of General Education

UOS has adopted a globalised strategy, having partnerships with some 120 overseas universities. UOS is keen to establish a partnership with NYP-SBM in the discipline of Business and Management.

Modules:

To be advised by university at a later stage