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H2019
Hanyang Pride 30
Hanyang Points of Pride
for the year 2018
국문 ENG 中文

"Pride H"
is a special brochure that
has been published annually
since 2013 by organizing a
variety of major issues, as well
as various achievements and
activities related to
Hanyang University.
Since 2017, it has been issued
in English and Chinese,
along with Korean.
Through this book, Hanyang
wants to convey pride to
our members and accurate
information to the public.
Please look forward to
Hanyang's soar as the year
goes by.

2019
Hanyang Pride 30
since 2013

In 2018, on the 79th anniversary,
Hanyang University endeavored and achieved many
accomplishments.
Included in this booklet are the activities and achievements of
Hanyang for the 2018 year.
In the midst of change and innovation,
we deliver Hanyang’s passion and exclusive value with pride.

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Government Funded Projects
Medical Center
Student Awards
Faculty Achievements
University Awards
Love for Juniors
Hanyang Alumni
Ashoka U
Seventeen Hearts Festival
School Company
HUGE Initiative
Donors
Campus Remodeling
Capital War
International School
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3S Innovation Strategy
Talent Development
National Rankings
World University Rankings
Global Indicator
Institutional Evaluation
Evaluation of the Employment
and Startup Capability
The University Alumni
Training Future CEOs
Paiknam Academic
Information Center & Library
Support for Startups
PBL
Blackboard
Industry-University Cooperation
Future Research
2019
Hanyang Pride 30
CONTENTS

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Organization
2018. 4. 1
Registered students
Number of master's degree
conferred 2016. 8 + 2017. 2
2,604
Alumni
~ 2017. 8
312,372
Staff members
2018. 4. 1
906
Number of doctoral degree
conferred 2016. 8 + 2017. 2
536
Faculty members
2018. 4. 1
4,128
Number of bachelor's degree
holders 2016. 8 + 2017. 2
32,730
24,689
Undergraduates
8,041
Graduate
Students
6,136
3,673
Seoul
2,463
ERICA
16Offices7Divisions
8Teams
8Centers
Industry-University
Cooperation
Foundation
16
Affiliated
Institutions
101
Auxiliary
Institutions
Central
Administration
2019. 1. 1
18
1
Graduate
School
7
Professional
Graduate Schools
10
Specialized
Graduate Schools
Graduate
Schools
2019. 1. 1
24
Colleges
2019. 1. 1
Hanyang Facts

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Colleges
Colleges and Graduate Studies
Seoul Campus
College of Engineering / College of Medicine / College of Humanities /
College of Social Sciences / College of Natural Sciences / College of Policy Science /
College of Economics & Finance / College of Business / College of Education /
College of Human Ecology / College of Music / College of Performing Arts & Sport /
Division of Nursing / Division of International Studies / Division of Industrial Convergence
15Colleges 60Departments
ERICA Campus
College of Engineering Sciences / College of Computing / College of Pharmacy /
College of Science & Convergence Technology / College of Languages & Cultures /
College of Communication & Social Sciences / College of Business and Economics /
College of Design / College of Sports and Arts
9Colleges 50Departments
Graduate Studies
Seoul Campus Engineering / Medicine / Social Science /
Natural Science / Performing Arts
ERICA Campus Engineering / Pharmacy / Social Science /
Natural Science / Performing Arts
Master's Degree
105 Departments
Doctoral Degree
100 Departments
Graduate
Studies
Graduate School of Urban Studies / Graduate School of International Studies /
Graduate School of Business / Graduate School of Medicine /
Graduate School of Law / Graduate School of Biomedical Science & Engineering /
Graduate School of Technology & Innovation Management
Professional
Graduate Studies
Seoul Campus Graduate School of Engineering / Graduate School of Public Policy /
Graduate School of Education / Graduate School of Journalism &
Mass Communication / Graduate School of International Tourism /
Graduate School of Information in Clinical Nursing / Graduate School
of Real Estate Convergence / Graduate School of Public Health /
Graduate School of Counseling Psychology
ERICA Campus Graduate School of Industrial Convergence
Specialized
Graduate Studies

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3rd
National University Rankings & Accreditation
World University Rankings & Accreditation
2018 QS World University Rankings
151st
Seoul3rd ERICA9th
2018 Joong-Ang Daily
University Rankings
Korea Econommic Daily •
Global Research Engineering
School Assessment
Youth Dream University Rankings
by the Dong-A Daily grand prize
for 3 consecutive times
Obtained certification from the
Accreditation Board of Engineering
Education of Korea(ABEEK)
Obtained International
Education Quality Assurance
System(IEQAS)
BEST
2018 QS Asian University Rankings
25th
201 Asia's Most Innovative
Universities by Reuters
11th
Obtained recertification from
the Association to Advance
Collegiate School of Business AACSB
AACSB
136 th
Arts/
Humanities
285th
Practical
Science/
Medicine
ABEEKIEQAS
*as of 2018
2018
※AACSB : The Association to Advance
Collegiate School of Business
72nd
Engineering
& Technology
86 th
Social Sciences
and Management
172nd
Natural
Sciences
Status

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Internationalization
Number of Foreign
Students in Degree Programs *as of 2018.04.01
2,848 China
2,272
Vietnam
61
U.S.A.
24
Pakistan
86
Japan
35
Uzbekistan
15
Malaysia
70
Mongol
28
Others
257
Number of HYU
Students in Foreign Countries *as of 2017(2017.03~2018.02)
2,892
Participants for
International Summer/Winter School
Participants for 2017 Summer & Winter School
2,019
Asia
1,340 North America
660
Africa
29
Europe
749 Central and
South America
15
Oceania
99
Partner Universities *2018.6.
79universities in794 countries
Asia
1,557
Europe
64
Others
155
Americas
243 *Offering more than 100 courses
and various cultural programs

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‘How can Hanyang be a university that will contribute to the development
of the local community, the nation, the people, and even humanity?’ ‘How
can we become a prestigious university that is globally recognized?’ ‘What
are the standards for being a prestigious university?’ The questions posed
for Hanyang University in the need for innovation were reborn as a 3S
innovation strategy. Based on this strategy, Hanyang University is actively
seeking answers to the fundamental role that universities should take.
The Direction the University
Should Go,
Hanyang Searches for
the Answer
3S Innovation Strategy
Start Up
Nurturing entrepreneurs
who contribute
to national growth
Start Up
Hanyang
Social Innovation
Cultivating talented
individuals for
a better world
Smart
Building a platform for
creative education
and research Social Innovation
Hanyang
Smart
Hanyang
Innovation

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Contributing to national growth
Fostering venture entrepreneurs
• # of Student entrepreneurs: 1st in the nation
• # of Venture CEOs: 1st in the nation
• # of KOSDAQ CEOs: 2nd in the nation
• Selected as the Ministry of SMEs and
Startups TIPS operator
• Selected as the Ministry of Education’s
university establishment fund
• In collaboration with 20 accelerators
worldwide
• Start-up town for achieving the dream of
starting a business
• 247 start-up Dormitory dreaming of
starting a business 24/7
• Global start-up advanced facilities in
locations such as the USA, China, and Vietnam
Solving human problems
Fostering Social Innovators
• Joining Ashoka U, a leading university
league for social innovation, for the first
time among East Asian universities
(2nd in Asia)
• Educational programs to solve
community problems
• Education programs to solve social
problems in the Asia Pacific region
Leading the 4th Industrial Revolution
Fostering talented individuals and skills
• Problem-solving based education, R-PBL/ IC-PBL
• An Industry Advisory Board comprising of 466 industry
employees
• Strengthening lifelong education through MOOC
• Expansion of courses related to the 4th Industrial Revolution
• The Huons Fablab for hands-on training
• Experiencing smart factory at the university, CP Factory
• Utilizing the creative space for smart education

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Talent Development
A University that Excels
in Education,
The Talent that Grows within
the University
The 2018 grand prize winner of the Human Resources
Development Award
The Hanyang Institute for Talent Development was the grand prize winner for the
educational institution division (educational organization category) at the 2018 Human
Resources Development Award Ceremony held at the ‘2018 HRD KOREA’ on March 20, 2018.
The Human Resources Development Award in Korea is given to companies, educational
institutions, training institutes, and educational experts in order to develop the HRD field and
establish the status of HRD related positions. The Hanyang Institute for Talent Development
was evaluated to have contributed to the development of HRD and established its position
by developing creative, outcome-oriented educational programs.
The Career Guidance
Program of the
Hanyang Institute for
Talent Development
The Employment
Support Program of
the Hanyang Institute for
Talent Development

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Employment support during
the vacation period
• The Job School: Hanyang University's
Representative Employment Program for
Elite Training
• The Employment Club for major
companies: Small-group
intensive study for
employment
• Special lectures on employment trends,
the self introduction and interview
• Consulting for CVs
• Job aptitude test training and a mock test
• Interview consulting
Customized employment
support for large companies /
public companies
• Special lectures on strategies in human
resources
• Job camp
• Job club
Employment support for
excellent mid-sized companies
and foreign companies
Continuous employment
support after graduation
• Employment club for graduates: Small-
group intensive study for graduates
• Employment Success Package: A
sustainable program for
graduates in conjunction
with external institutes
Permanent programs
• Job Navigation: permanent programs for
successful employment
• HY-CDP system (http://cdp.hanyang.
ac.kr or login in Portal ▶ Employment
▶ HY-CDP): Strengthening
employment capabilities with a
student career development
system
The Career Guidance Program
of the Hanyang Institute for Talent Development
The Employment Support Program
of the Hanyang Institute for Talent Development
A program that
helps to understand
professions based
on field data from
the work of senior
level employees, a
career roadmap by
department, and
through industry·job
functions
From mid-March to
mid-June, held during
Career Development 1
A program that
explores current issues
and future prospects
in the desired industry
and analyzes their jobs
by using various media
From mid-September
to mid-December,
held during Career
Development 2
A program for
exploring one’s
strength, weaknesses,
and core values to set a
career path
Open at any time
during the semester
Provides a method
for developing the
necessary experience
and ability according to
a career goal
Open at any time
during the semester
Step A
understanding
industry/
company/job 2
•
Majors and professions
(basic)
Step B
understanding
industry/
company/job 2
•
Majors and professions
(intensive)
Step C
Self Exploration
•
An instructional manual
on self-exploration
Step D
College
life-planning
•
Living a meaningful
college life
Career guidance program
during the semester

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The Joongang Daily University Rankings- Seoul ranked 3rd, ERICA 9th
The Seoul campus ranked 3rd and the ERICA campus ranked 9th in the comprehensive
evaluation of the ‘2018 Joongang Daily University Rankings.’ Hanyang University was the
only university to have received attention as two campuses were ranked within the Top 10 in
the comprehensive evaluation, and it was also the only university with two campuses to have
been selected in the Top 10 for four consecutive years since 2015.
Strong Status,
Steady Soaring
National Rankings
2018 2017
Rank University Scores Rank Year-on-year
1 Seoul National University 242 1 -
2 Sungkyunkwan University 222 2 -
3 Hanyang University (Seoul) 214 3 -
4
Korea University(Seoul)
206
4 -
Yonsei University(Seoul) 5 △ 1
6 Kyunghee University 188 10 △ 4
7 Sogang University 182 6 ▽ –1
8 Ewha Womans University 181 10 △ 2
9 Hanyang University(ERICA) 180 9 -
10 Chung-ang University 175 7 ▽ –3

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Ranked 3rd in the 2018 Engineering School
Assessment by Korea Economic Daily
Hanyang University ranked 3rd in the nation with 306
points in the ‘2018 Engineering School Assessment,’
by the Korea Economic Daily and Global Research. In
addition, Hanyang was ranked 4th with 268 points in
the quantitative evaluations and 5th with 37.6 points
in the qualitative evaluations. Additionally, Hanyang
ranked 3rd (299 points) and 4th (284 points) respectively
in the field of engineering and the natural sciences,
maintaining the top rank in all fields.
The Joongang Daily University Rankings:
Department Evaluation - Ranked 2nd in the Humanities Field
The Department Evaluation of the ‘2018 Joongang Daily University Ranking’ was conducted
in four categories. The Seoul campus ranked 2nd in the ‘Humanities’ field (174 points), 4th
in the ‘Social Sciences’ (173 points), 6th in the ‘Natural Sciences’ (195 points), and 4th in
‘Engineering’ (195 points). ERICA ranked 16th in the ‘Humanities’ (126 points), 19th in the
‘Social Sciences’ (134 points), and 13th in ‘Engineering’ (161 points).
The 2018 Joongang Daily University Rankings
Humanities and Social Sciences
Business Administration Social Science Korean Language & Literature
Hanyang University (Seoul),
Korea University, Seoul National University,
Ewha Womans University, KoreaTech
Kyungpook National University, Gyeongsang National University,
Sungkyunkwan University, Sookmyung Women’s University,
Yonsei University (Seoul), Chonnam National University, Chung-ang
University, Hongik University, UNIST
Hanyang University (ERICA), Catholic University, Konkuk University (Seoul),
Kyonggi University, Kyungnam University, Kyunghee University, Pusan National
University, Sogang University, University of Seoul, SunMoon University, Sejong
University, Yeungnam University, Chonbuk National University, Chungbuk National
University, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
Kyunghee University,
Seoul National University
Hanyang University (Seoul),
Korea University (Seoul), University of
Seoul, Ewha Womans University,
Chung-ang University
Hanyang University (ERICA), Kyungpook
National University, Sogang University,
Sungkyunkwan University, Yonsei University
(Seoul), Chungbuk National University, Hallym
University
Korea University (Seoul), Seoul National University,
University of Seoul, Hongik University
Konkuk University (Seoul), Dongguk University (Seoul),
Pusan National University, Sungkyunkwan University,
Ajou University, Yonsei University (Seoul), Ewha
Womans University, Chung-ang University
Hanyang University (Seoul), Kyungpook National University,
Kyunghee University, Kookmin University, Pukyong National
University, Sogang University, Sookmyung Women's University,
Soongsil University, Wonkwang University, Incheon National
University, Inha University, Chungbuk National University
Best
Fair
Good
The 2018 Joongang Daily University Rankings
Natural Sciences and Engineering
Industrial Engineering Nursing
Hanyang University (Seoul ∙ Energy Engineering),
UNIST (Energy Engineering)
Kyungpook National University,
KAIST (Nuclear and Quantum Engineering),
UNIST (Nuclear Engineering)
Hanyang (Seoul ∙ Nuclear Engineering), Kyunghee University,
Seoul National University (Nuclear Engineering), Seoul National University
(Energy Resources Engineering), Inha University, Jeju National University
Seoul National University,
POSTECH, KAIST
Konkuk University (Seoul), Korea University (Seoul),
SEOULTECH, Ajou University, Yonsei University (Seoul)
Hanyang University (Seoul), Hanyang University (ERICA),
Dongguk University (Seoul), Pusan National University,
Sungkyunkwan University, Soongsil University, Incheon National
University, Chonnam National University, Hankuk University of
Foreign Studies
Catholic University, Ajou University,
Jeju National University
Kangwon National University (Samcheok),
Kyungpook National University, Kyunghee
University, Seoul National University, Yonsei
University (Seoul), Ewha Womans University
Kyungnam University, Gyeongsang National University,
Korea University (Seoul), Tongmyong University,
Pusan National University, Inha University, Jeonju
University, Chung-ang University, Chungnam National
University
Best
Fair
Good
Energy Engineering ∙
Nuclear Engineering

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Toward Global Prestige
Hanyang’s Growth Continues
World University Rankings
72nd
86th
172nd 285th
136th
Engineering &
Technology
14 rank increase
Social Sciences &
Management
45 rank increase
the Natural
Sciences
29 rank increase
the Life Sciences &
Medicine
25 rank increase
the Arts and
Humanities
42 rank increase
Changes in the rankings of Hanyang University in the
QS World University Rankings over the past nine years (2010~2018)
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
400 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
354
314
249 249 219 193 171 155 151
The 2018 QS World University Rankings- a steady upward trajectory
for 9 years, ranking 151st by climbing 4 ranks from the previous year
The British global university rating agency QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) evaluated and ranked
4,848 universities in 85 countries with 6 indicators in 4 fields of research from education,
graduates, and internationalization. Hanyang University has been on a steady trajectory for
the past nine years, and ranked 151st in the 2018 rankings, climbing 4 ranks from the previous
year.

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2018 THE Asia University Rankings, ranking 2nd
in the international outlook indicator
In the 2018 Asia University Rankings published by the Times Higher Education, a
global higher education rating institution in the UK, Hanyang ranked 2nd in the nation
in the international outlook indicator, receiving praise for a high awareness among
foreign students and in international academics. Hanyang ranked 38th in Asia with the
comprehensive score of 47: citations (41.9 points), industry income (84.7), International
outlook (56.4), research (45.5), teaching (40.7).
2018 THE Asia-Pacific University Rankings,
Hanyang University ranked 51st
Hanyang University ranked 51st in the ‘2018 THE Asia-Pacific University Rankings’, climbing 1
rank from the previous year. It is the 8th highest ranking among domestic universities.
The 2018 Chosun Daily-QS Asian University Rankings 25th,
climbing 5 ranks from the previous year
In the ‘2018 Chosun Daily · QS Asian University Rankings,’ Hanyang University ranked 25th
in Asia, climbing 5 ranks from the previous year. Hanyang University was ranked 5th in
the nation following Seoul National University (10th worldwide), Korea University (12th),
Sungkyunkwan University (15th), Yonsei University (17th). Hanyang recorded a high ranking
in the reputation of alumni (26th, 92.6 points), outbound exchange students (26th, 99.6
points), and inbound exchange students (28th, 99 points) among 11 indicators. In particular,
in the ratio of foreign students, Hanyang received fourth highest score in the nation.
Hanyang University’s ranking in the QS
Asian University Rankings (2015~2018)
0
10
20
30
40
50 2015 2016 2017 2018
30 30 30 25
The Higher Education
Quacquarelli Symonds

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The 2018 Academic Ranking of World Universities:
201~300 range, ranked in the national Top 3
Hanyang University was ranked within the Top 201~300 range in the ‘2018 Academic Ranking
of World Universities (ARWU)’, published by Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China.
It is the 3rd highest among national universities.
The ARWU rankings are based on winning Nobel Prizes and Fields Medals (30%), highly cited
researchers (20%), papers published in Nature and Science (20%), papers indexed in major
citation indices (20%), and the per capita academic performance of an institution (10%).
At a World-Class Level
Confirming the Growth of
Hanyang
Global Indicator
The 2018 Academic Ranking of World Universities (ARWU) Top 10 in nation
National Ranking World Ranking University
1 101~150 Seoul National University
2 151~200 Sungkyunkwan University
3 201~300
Hanyang University
KAIST
Korea University
6 301~400
Kyunghee University
UNIST
Yonsei University
9 401~500
POSTECH (Pohang University of
Science and Technology)
University of Ulsan

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Ranked 11th in the 2018 Asia Pacific’s
Most Innovative Universities by Reuters
On June 6th, Hanyang University ranked 11th in the ‘2018 Asia Pacific’s Most Innovative
Universities’ by Reuters. Asia Pacific’s Most Innovative Universities is the list that identifies the
university innovation ranking by Reuters and Clarivate Analytics, an academic information
service company. The 2018 rankings were based on 10 evaluation indicators, including
the number of the Patent Volume, Patent Success, Global Patents, Patent Citations, Patent
Citation Impact, Industry Article Citation Impact, Percent of Industry Collaborative Articles,
and Total Web of Science Core Collection Papers, from 2011 to 2016. Hanyang University
submitted 431 patents in 2011~2016, showing a 79.1% success rate and its commercial impact
ranked 29.2 points.
Hanyang ranked 66th in the
‘2018 The World’s Most Innovative Universities by Reuters’
On October 11th, Reuters announced the ‘2018 World’s Most Innovative Universities Top
100’. Hanyang University ranked 66th, dropping four ranks compared to last year. It was the
5th highest ranking among Korean universities and ranked in the Top 5 along with KAIST,
POSTECH, Seoul National University, and Sungkyunkwan University.
Hanyang University ranked 261st in the ‘2018 Nature Index’
Hanyang University ranked 261st (8th in the nation) in the ‘Nature Index-Academic 2018’
published by the world renowned science journal, Nature.
The ‘Nature Index’, which is regarded as an authoritative index in the field of basic science,
assesses the contribution of researchers and co-authors to 82 international academic
journals and publishes its rankings. The range of journals in 2019 is 82, which is 14 more than
2018. Among them, the ‘Nature Index-Academic’ is an index only for education and research
institutes, excluding companies.

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Both the Seoul and ERICA campuses were included in the ‘Superb’
category in the ‘National Evaluation for Higher Education Institutions.’
On August 23, 2018, both the Seoul and ERICA campuses were included in the ‘Superb’
category in the ‘National Evaluation for Higher Education Institutions.’
The National Evaluation for Higher Education Institutions aims to strengthen the quality
of university education and implement a quota cut due to the decrease in the school-age
population. In the past 3 years, Hanyang has been included in the ‘Superb’ category by being
evaluated for its △education conditions and soundness of university operation, △operation of
classes and curriculum, △student support and △quantitative and qualitative indicators related
to basic factors such as education performance. Thus, Hanyang will receive financial support
from 2019 without a recommendation to reduce the quota.
A University Committed
to the Basics,
A Strong University Leading
to Achievements
Institutional Evaluation
Competency
Diagnosis Industry
Assessment Smart
Creation
Social
Responsibility Government
Funded
01
04
02 03
05

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Selected for excellence in 3 fields of University Evaluation
on the Perspective of Industry
In the ‘2017 University Evaluation on the Perspective of Industry,’ conducted by the Ministry
of Education and the Korea Council for University Education by evaluating 5 different fields,
Hanyang University was graded as 'Superior’ in 3 fields among the 4 it participated.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, the Department of Electronic
Engineering, and the Department of Chemical Engineering were assessed as having the
utmost desirable curriculum that the industry requires, from planning & managing to
evaluation. It was evaluated as a ‘Superior' department in 3 fields (Software, Electronic
Semiconductor, and Oil Refining & Petrochemical Engineering).
Selected for excellence in the ‘Smart Creation Center Business’
In the evaluation of the ‘2017 Smart Creation Center business’ conducted by the Ministry
of SMEs and Startups, Hanyang University, which has participated in the business for 5
consecutive years since 2014, was selected for ‘Excellence’ receiving high scores in all of the
evaluation categories in the support for commercialization and results in business.
The Smart Creation Center is a project established to support and boost the success rate of
early startup enterprises by financially supporting a prototype construction, inspecting the
marketability of the product, and by providing a chance to enact a practical environment
strengthened by a Lean startup model. It supports successful commercialization by selecting
entrepreneurs from the Knowledge Industries such as IoT, App/Web contents, and ICT
convergence.
Hanyang ranked 3rd in the 2017 University Social Responsibility Index
The Korea CSR Institute and KSRN (Korea Social Responsibility Network) co-conducted the
‘2017 University Social Responsibility Index’ by assessing 154 private universities in Korea
and presented the results on December 13, 2018. According to their assessment, these
universities were rated as follows: Yonsei University (3.675p), Sungkyunkwan University
(3.655p), Hanyang University (3.574p), Yeungnam University (3.431p), Korea University of
Technology and Education (3.427p), Hallym University (3.416p), Soonchunhyang University
(3.366p), Gachon University(3.365p), HUFS (3.356p), and Kyunghee University (3.327p). The
University Social Responsibility Index is a new type of university evaluation that assesses
social responsibility, unlike other evaluations that go through practical indexes such as the
employment rate of graduates and the results of professors’ academic theses.
The 3rd largest amount of
government support among private universities.
The Korea Higher Education Research Institute presented the 2016 Government Support
for Private Universities on January 29, 2018. According to this report, the most subsidised
university was Yonsei University (310.5 billion won) followed by Korea University (276.4 billion
won), Hanyang University (257.6 billion won), Sungkyunkwan University (220.2 billion won)
and Kyunghee University (141.7 billion won).

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Ranked 1st in the
‘2018 University Evaluation of Employment·Startup
by the Korea Economic Daily’
Hanyang University took 1st place at the last ‘2018 University Evaluation of Employment ·
Startup by the Korea Economic Daily.’ Hanyang University’s startup indicator stands out from
the crowd.
First, the number of entrepreneur students was 61 and ranked 1st. These student
entrepreneurs increased sales of 985 million won (a capital of 130 million won) last year by
establishing 53 companies (18 on campus, 35 outside school). Hanyang ranked 2nd in the
amount of startup support fund per student. Hanyang University is providing financial
support to student entrepreneurs through startup scholarships, a startup support fund,
and crowd funding within the school. An undergraduate system favorable to startups is
also considered an advantage. A leave of absence for a startup is possible anytime, and
substituted credits are approved. In addition, the percentage of students who completed the
start-up level courses (ranked 10th) and the percentage of participants in start-up activities
(ranked 10th) were highly praised.
Since the establishment of the foundation support team in 2009, named the Hanyang
Startup Lounge, aimed at nurturing ‘prepared start-ups’, the steady efforts that have lasted
for about 10 years have paid off.
The ERICA Campus was also placed in the upper rank as the 21st in overall ranking. The ERICA
Campus often holds a ‘startup audition’ to arrange a place for students to compete with their
startup ideas. More than 30 clubs are in full play as establishment of startup clubs are strongly
encouraged. Costs from casting mentors and such are covered by the school.
Evaluation of the Employment and Startup Capability
Excellent universities for
employment and startup capability
Rankings RankingsUniversity University
4-year-courses university
overall rankings Community college overall
rankings
1 Hanyang University
2 Koreatech, Korea University
3 Sungkyunkwan University
4 Korea Polytechnic University
5 Incheon National University
6 Dongguk University
7 Soonchunhyang University
8 Seoul National University
9 Pohang University of Science
and Technology
1 The Agricultural Cooperative University
2 Ulsan College
3 Yuhan University, Induk University
4 Gyeongbuk College of Health
5 Dong-Ah Institute of Media and Art
6 Choson College of Science & Technology
7 Korea National University of Welfare
8 Hanyang Women’s University
9 Kyungbok University
10 Yeungnam University College
Which University is the Best
for Employment and Startup
Capability?

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2018 University Startup Index by Maeil Business Newspaper,
ERICA 5th · Seoul 6th
The ERICA Campus placed 5th with a total score of 75.3 points. The Seoul Campus placed
6th with 74.6 points in the ‘University Startup Index,’ under the four-year college section
evaluated by Maeil Business News Korea·The Korean Society of Business Venturing·The Korea
Entrepreneurship Society·Korea Business Incubation Association on May 31, 2018.
The results of the Jongro Haneul Education analysis of the employment rate for the 2016
graduates (graduates of August 2015/February 2016) for 194 universities throughout
the nation using the government educational statistics service on January 19, 2018,
Hanyang University recorded 72.7% which is 4% higher than last year (68.7%) scoring
in 3rd place among 42 large size universities with more than 3,000 graduates. In 1st
place was Sungkyunkwan University (76.4%) followed by Korea University (73.8%),
Hanyang University (72.7%), Seoul National University (70.6%), Yonsei University (70.1%),
Soongsil University (69.0%), Inha University (68.3%), Dongguk University (68.2%),
Gachon University (68.1%), Chung-Ang University (67.6%), all ranking in the Top 10 in the
employment rate list.
Rank University Score
1 Hanyang University 15
2 Korea University 12.31
3 Yeungnam University 12.02
4 Incheon National University 11.88
4 Seowon University 11.88
6 Busan University of Foreign Studies 10.46
7 Konkuk University 9.9
8 Seoul National University of
Science and Technology 9.76
9 Hanyang University (ERICA) 9.61
9 Hannam University 9.61
Rank University Score
1 Kyungil University 10
2 Hanyang University 8.94
3 Dongguk University 7.59
4 Korea Polytechnic University 7.52
5 Seoul National University 7.36
6 Incheon National University 7.33
6 Gwangju University 7.33
8 Hanbat National University 7.25
9 Sunchon National University 7.21
10 Jeonju University 7.01
Top 10 in the Number of Student Startups Top 10 in the Startup Support Fund per Student
4% increase
from the year beforeRecoreded 72.7%
Hanyang University employment rate of 72.7%,
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The successful results of the Civil Service Examination of 2018
Technical Post: ranked 4th with 9 candidates
Administrative Post: ranked 4th with 24 candidates
In 2018 Civil Service Examination (Administrative Post), Hanyang has shown outstanding
results, ranking in 4th place, following Seoul National University, Yonsei University, and Korea
University. Among the 284 successful candidates of the Civil Service Examination, 24 were
graduates from Hanyang University.
Hanyang University has shown a massive improvement by displaying a 2.7% increase rate
compared to last year’s results (16 candidates, 5.8%, year 2017). General Administration
(National) took the majority with 9 candidates, while the General Administration (Regional)
and Financial Category followed with 6 candidates each. Compared to the results of 2017,
when successful candidates from the Financial Category were rated a 0, 6 candidates for 2018
marks a large improvement. Besides these categories, 3 other candidates had successful
results, each from the Educational Administration, International Commerce, and Legal
Administration posts as well. In the 2018 Civil Service Examination (Technical Post), Hanyang
University was ranked 4th, holding 9 successful candidates out of 73.
To the World
Under the Name of Hanyang
The University Alumni
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2018 number of successful candidates for the
Civil Service Examination (Administrative Post)
2018 number of successful candidates for the
Civil Service Examination (Technical Post)
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National
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Ranked 4th in number of newly admitted law judges in the last 6 years
According to the data on the ‘2012-2017 Status of newly appointed and experienced judges’
submitted by the Court Administration Department to the National Assembly on January
2, 30 out of the 713 new judges were graduates of Hanyang University (4.2%) after Seoul
National University, Korea University, and Yonsei University.
Hanyang University ranks in the Top 4 in number of alumni
in 1st class government officials
Hanyang University has the 4th largest number of graduates who have become 1st class
government officials. According to the report from Newspim on February 2, 2018, there are
three 1st class government officials from Hanyang University, ranking Hanyang in 4th place.
According to a survey conducted on 25, 1st class government officials working in 12 major
economic departments regarding their age, alma mater and birth region, the result has
ranked Seoul National University in first place with 31 employees (47.7%), followed by Yonsei
University (12, 18.5%), Korea University (11, 16.9%), and Hanyang University (3, 4.6%).
The 3rd largest number of directors from the Bureau of the Ministry of
Employment and Labor are from Hanyang
Hankyung Business has recently published an analysis on major, university, and gender of
49 major government employees working as Directors of the Bureau or above on May 22,
2018. The report has shown that the number of graduates from Hanyang University ranked in
3rd place. Seoul National University ranked 1st with 13 graduates (26.5%), followed by Korea
University (9, 18.4%), and Hanyang University, Yonsei University, Sungkyunkwan University
and Chungang University (3 each, 6.1%).

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The # of CEO graduates from KOSDAQ listed companies:
Hanyang ranked 3rd in the nation
The KOSDAQ Listed Companies Association announced on May 23, that by investigating
affiliated universities, majors, ages, and the gender of 1550 CEOs based on the management
status of 1,269 listed companies on the KOSDAQ, that Hanyang ranks as the 3rd largest in the
nation in the number of Hanyang graduates who have become CEOs for a KOSDAQ listed
company. Seoul National University ranked 1st with 300 CEOs (19.4%), followed by Yonsei
University (160, 10.3%), and Korea University (109, 7.0 %).
Leading the Economy,
The Beginning is Hanyang!
Training Future CEOs
300
160
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CEO alumni in KOSDAQ listed companies:
*Data source: the KOSDAQ Listed Companies Association
Seoul National
University
Hanyang
University
Yonsei University Korea University
(Unit: # of alumni)
350
300
250
200
150
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The number of CEO alumni in the Top 500 companies:
Hanyang University ranked 4th
Hanyang University ranked 4th in the number of CEO alumni in the Top 500 companies. On
August 8, CEO Score, a corporation performance evaluation site, analyzed 464 CEOs from
341 ‘Top 500’ korean companies that submitted business reports. As a result, Seoul National
University (23.5%, 104 CEOs) ranked 1st followed by Korea University (12.0%, 53 CEOs),
Yonsei University (9.3%, 41 CEOs), Hanyang University (5.0%, 22 CEOs), and Sungkyunkwan
University (4.1%, 18 CEOs).
Among the Top 100 companies, six CEOs are from Hanyang University
Hanyang University is ranked 4th in the number of CEO alumni in the Top 100 companies.
According to the announcement of the business magazine, ‘The New Management’ in May
of 2018, which had analyzed the age and educational backgrounds of 123 CEOs out of 128
(excluding financial, insurance, and public corporations in 2016), Hanyang University was
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Unveiling Ceremony of the Paiknam Kim Lyun-joon sculpture
The Paiknam Academic Information Center and Library opened an unveiling ceremony for
the Paiknam Kim Lyun-joon sculpture on the 1st floor lobby, on May 14, 2018, to celebrate
both the 70th anniversary of the opening of the library and semi-centurial establishment
of the publishing department. The Paiknam Academic Information Center and Library was
built to admire the deep meaning of ‘community service through human education and
creation of the future through science education’ by the founder of the Hanyang Foundation,
Paiknam Kim Lyun-joon. Along with this day’s event, the exhibition which underlies 70 years
of the library’s history was also prepared.
A Library with History,
Confirmation of
an Expanding Library!
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The Paiknam Academic Information Center and
Library was awarded the Korean Library Award
The Hanyang University Paiknam Academic Information
Center and Library was the only university library to be
awarded the group prize at the 50th Korean Library Awards Ceremony which was held
on February 22, 2018. The Korean library award is the best award in the sphere of libraries
that the Korean Library Association awards by selecting groups and individuals that have
contributed to the development of the library among all national libraries. The Paiknam
Academic Information Center and Library was recognized for its ‘expanding library’ from the
remodeling of its library to suit the convenience of users as well as sharing its achievements at
seminars.
The only university to receive the Chairman Prize
The Paiknam Academic Information Center and Library received the Chairman Prize at the
‘16th regular general meeting of the Korean Association for Research Information’ on May
24, 2018. The Korea Education and Research Information Service is an e-library cooperative,
in which some 1,800 domestic and foreign institutions that have signed an academic
information agreement with the National Assembly Library are working to jointly utilize and
spread academic information. The Paiknam Academic Information Center and Library was
awarded the prize from the Chairman of the National Assembly solely among universities
by being recognized for strengthening and developing the cooperative network between
conference member institutions, by establishing a sharing of knowledge and a cooperative
system through collaboration with the National Assembly Library, including the provision of
texts such as university publications and academic papers, excellence in the use of e-library
books, and the acceptance of academic informational works.
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In the Best Environment,
The Best Startup Dreams
Can Grow
Support for Startups

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1st Commax Startup Town
Commax Startup Town is an open-creative space launched by the university and venture
CEO alumni in order to support creative and innovative leaders of new startups. The Hanyang
Startup Town consists of a 2-story structure measuring 231.5m2. It is composed of 4 different
spaces as follows:
• Hanyang Idea Lab: Space for startup-clubs where members can gather to share
groundbreaking ideas
• Co-working Space: Space for students, alumni members, and prep entrepreneurs
• Idea factory: Space created to support prototype designs and printing. 3D printing is
available and professionals are on hand to assist in the startup process for potential CEOs
• Free/open space for networking
2nd 247 Startup Dorm
Opened last March, 2018, the 247 Startup Dorm is a specially built dormitory for those who
are looking to create and develop a new business, in an environment where they can focus
24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The ‘247 Startup Dorm consists of a 5-story building housing
638m² of space, renovated by the Startup Support Foundation and transformed from
an old-dormitory, which was previously used as housing for the Korean Bar Examination
preparation club. Every year, 30 members are selected and provided with a dorm room,
private space, and a mentor. Every room has 3 beds and an office space for 3 people per room.
3rd Global startup support - global startup mentor!
On August 23, 2018, the inauguration ceremony of the ‘2nd phase of Global Startup Mentor’
was held at Sonesta Silicon Valley Hotel in San Jose, California in the U.S. Hanyang University
has begun its worldwide efforts to nurture global business leaders in the heart of the
world’s high-tech industry, Silicon Valley of the United States. On August 21, 2018, Hanyang
University signed an MOU with the Korea Community of Silicon Valley, promising various
collaborations such as business and technological cooperation among enterprises and
students, interactions for startup support between Silicon Valley and Korea’s technology
startups, opening of Startup camps, and co-development of Startup competition programs.
4th Startup Busking
Startup Busking is a new phrase combining busking (street performance) and startup, and
used to describe live talk shows or special lectures performed in open areas where students
typically congregate. Various topics related to startups including stories of a newly developed
businesses are shared by startup CEOs. Any student of Hanyang who is interested in startups
can join. In 2018, three Startup Busking sessions were held and in turn, led to large follow
up lectures and so-called Scarshows or ‘Sharp stories of Startups’. The Scarshow is a live
performance aired on the grassy field in front of the Comax Startup Town. It is a part of the
startup busking program aired through Youtube and Facebook every last Wednesday of the
month. Up to 328 students have participated in the program indicating the obvious interest by
Hanyangians.
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The Key to Better Education
Found in the Field,
Smarter Development
at Hanyang
PBL
Smart Learning
R. PBL IC-PBL
PBL
PBL (Problem/Project Based Learning) is
a new kind of education system introduced
in various renowned universities in which
students are assigned real problems in the
field for which they have to solve. PBL
has found its way to Hanyang University.
What is this new PBL program like at
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R.PBL of the Seoul Campus
R. PBL was launched the second semester of 2018 and is a project-centered-education
curriculum created at Hanyang University. The three main concepts focused upon are Real
World context, Research Based, and Reflective Thinking. Students in the program work on
real-life projects in society, and thus they are able to experience firsthand, actual scenarios
they are likely to face in their lives before graduation. Through these enlightening, unique
experiences students are expected to improve their problem solving abilities by suggesting
realistic solutions.
IC-PBL of the ERICA Campus
Starting from 2016, IC-PBL (Industry-Coupled Problem-Based Learning) has been used as an
innovative model at ERICA in which students work to provide solutions to practical problems
that occur in the field. Problems are presented to students based on collaboration among
the industry, local community, and Hanyang University. This model has shown to be very
effective whereby the number of courses has increased 4 to 139 in only 2 years. IC-PBl can
be divided into four categories based on two criteria which are ‘whether the problem was
presented from the field' and 'whether field has to be involved in the solution’.
Research basedProlem based Project based
3-Concepts
3-Types
Real world context
Reflective thinking
No intervention is allowed from the field
Problem solving
Intervention is allowed from the field
Problem solving
IC-PBL
MECA
Problem was provided
from the field
Problem building
Merge
Problems are presented by a company, institute,
or from other fields are used directly in the class.
Students are evaluated and receive feedback by
experts in the field throughout the problem solving
process.
Field Integrated Type
Evaluate
A problem or issue that is likely to happen in the
real world is selected and presented to the students
by the professor. Students are evaluated and
receive feedback about their work by field experts
throughout the troubleshooting process.
On-site Evaluation Type
Anchor
Problems presented by a company, institute, or from
other fields are used directly in the class.
No intervention from the field is allowed. Students
are evaluated and receive feedback amongst
themselves.
On-site Problem Type
Create Problem-solving Type
A problem or issue that is likely to happen in the
real world is selected and presented to the students
by the professor. No intervention from the field
is allowed. Students are evaluated and receive
feedback amongst themselves.
Problem was not provided
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Upgrading the Academic System
with Global LMS
Blackboard
Blackboard is a new Learning Management System (LMS) at Hanyang
University that is now available to all students beginning 2019, after
completion of the pilot service during the 2018 school year. In order to
overcome the limitations of the existing LMS and to further improve
students’ academic performance, the Blackboard system, which is the most
widely used global LMS in the world, is now ready to use. It can be used to
manage lecture materials, student assignments, grades, student progress,
attendance, etc. all online, and was designed to be user-oriented and a
highly scalable platform.
※ Blackboard is the most commonly used Learning Management System in the United States, with a market share
of 41%. (Source: Campus Computing Project, 2013)
• Safe Assign function
• Grading Rubric
• Immediate Feedback
(Quick View / Correction)
• Unlimited File Capacity
• Group Activities and
Discussions function
• Group Learning Analysis
function
• Peer Evaluation possible
(planned)
LMS
Intuitive UI
Responsive Interface
Enhanced
Discussion Function
Learning by Student Level
Self-directed Learning
Collaboration
Function
Enhancing Task
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Blackboard is a learning space where instructors and learners can
communicate, share information, and collaborate online, beyond the
physical and temporal constraints of the classroom environment. The
biggest changes that Blackboard will bring are as follows.
Sharing information and various kinds of knowledge,
allowing users to freely communicate and have discussions
Various kinds of knowledge and information for PBL teaching and learning can be freely
shared. In addition, different types of communication can be used among learners and
teachers. For instance, the ‘Course Room’ program is built-in allowing for real-time video
classes, so students can have discussions in group video chats in real time.
Customized learning activities for individual learners
The teacher can provide appropriate feedback for learners’ progress, level, and requirements
since the teacher can understand the learning situation of learners in real time through the
functions of course contents, calendars, discussions, and messages on Blackboard.
Increasing the chances of development by sharing learning cases
Blackboard contains a history of students’ learning goals, learning processes, and learning
results which are stored in real time. This history can be used as a teaching portfolio for
teachers and a learning portfolio for learners. Because this information is accumulated and
shared, teaching and learning can be further developed.
Introducing HY-Live Course
HY-Live course, Hanyang’s another innovation, is a remote lecture system that combines ‘Telepresence
technology’, which is a solution allowing for remote and virtual meetings. As a result, courses can be
conducted in real time at different locations. Hanyang seeks to improve curriculum concentration in the
classroom through innovative class management. In addition, the curriculum is organized so that courses
through HY-Live can be actively conducted by utilizing experienced TAs (Teaching Assistants) assigned to
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The Harmonizing of
Industry, University, Research
Industry-University Cooperation
1. MOU with the Bestian Foundation
The ERICA Campus and the Bestian Foundation have agreed to
work together to promote industry-university cooperation and
technology development in order to advance national technology
and the medical industry. The business agreement includes
cooperation in the areas of technology commercialization,
collaboration of clinical-trial operation, co-hosting of seminar-
academic-conference- symposiums in the biomedical field, to
cultivate and support outstanding individuals to promote the
Bestian-Osong medi cluster.
2.Agreement with Doosan Infracore for smart
construction management system
In June of 2018, Hanyang University concluded a business
agreement with Doosan Infracore, a company specializing in
construction machinery and engines, to develop the Smart
Construction Management System. The Smart Construction
Management System allows for unmanned management of
construction sites. Doosan Infracore donated an excavator to
Hanyang University for this agreement.
3. Social Innovation Business Agreement
On June 15th, The Hanyang University Social Innovation Center
held a partnership-strengthening ceremony to create a social
innovation ecosystem with the Social Enterprise Network (SEN).
Through this agreement, both institutions will seek to foster
undergraduate leadership and achieve diverse joint research and
cooperative projects that contribute to social innovation.
4. Business agreement with Wizcon
Hanyang University Industry-University-Research Cooperation
signed MOU with IT service company, Wizcon, on July 2018. The
purpose of this agreement is establish networks through business
exchanges through which medium to long term plans can be
launched, enabling both organizations to conduct research and
development projects and academic activities in the fields of ICT
and SW.
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5. ERICA HY-OSET and Hanwha System
On August 29th, The ERICA Hanyang Research Center for Ocean
Security, Engineering and Technology (HY-OSET) signed an Industry-
University-Research Cooperation Agreement with Hanwha System, a
comprehensive defense industry company, to develop core national
defense industry and marine industry technologies. Through these
efforts, both organizations will conduct various joint research projects
for national defense and industrial technology development for the
maritime field. In addition, various industry-university cooperation
activities will be conducted to strengthen research capabilities such as
creating infrastructure for an innovation cluster, fostering R&D for new
technology development, technical consultation, information sharing,
personnel exchanges, and education support.
6.MOU with the D.K.Kim Korea Foundation and
Vietnam Association of Victims of Agent Orange
Hanyang University signed an MOU with the D.K.Kim Korea
Foundation and Vietnam Association of Victims of Agent Orange on
September 6, 2018 to support medical cooperation of Vietnamese
victims. Through this agreement, the three organizations will provide
medical assistance for Vietnamese victims of Agent Orange and the
relevant medical training.
7. Training AI professionals with NVIDIA
On September 27, 2018, an Industry-University-Research Cooperation
MOU agreement was signed between Hanyang University and NVIDIA,
a globally specialized company in the field of AI (artificial intelligence),
in order to cultivate AI specialists. As a result of this agreement, Deep
Learning Specialists certified by NVIDIA’s officials will proceed with the
‘Deep Learning Institute’, a global AI education program, at Hanyang
University. Students who complete all relevant courses will receive an
official completion certificate issued by NVIDIA.
8. MOU with Agency for Defense Development
In November of 2018, Hanyang University and Agency for Defense
Development signed an MOU to develop defense technology and
core defense industry technologies. This cooperation was initiated
to establish a foundation for R&D of the defense industry in order to
respond to the 4th Industrial Revolution and changes in the security environment. The two
organizations will work together to promote R&D through projects in the fields of defense
science and technology, academic exchanges, technology and information sharing, and
research personnel exchanges.
9. Love of Books Service with Kyobo Book Center
In December of 2018, Hanyang University concluded the ‘Love of Books Service’ business
agreement to support the reading population and promote literacy, as well as to discuss
various cooperative projects.
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On September 20, 2018, Korea’s largest blockchain research group was
established at Hanyang University to nurture blockchain specialists and
create a blockchain startup ecosystem. ‘Hanyang Blockchain Research
Institute’ consists of experts from the fields of engineering, economics,
management, law, medicine, etc., who are working beyond the boundaries
of academia, and will cooperate to create and research new knowledge
related to blockchains, while engaging in activities such as support for
startups and investments. Professor Yoo Min-soo, a software engineering
professor at Hanyang University, was appointed as the 1st president of this
institute.
It is noteworthy that specialists in engineering, mathematics, business administration,
economics, law, and medicine engage in interdisciplinary fusion research beyond academic
boundaries. There are 25 professors from the Hanyang University Colleges of Engineering,
Natural Science, and Business Administration, 50 postdoc researchers, and 15 advisory
The Largest in the Nation
Hanyang Blockchain Research Institute
1st Ever!
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committee members from the School of Technology & Innovation Management, the
Graduate School of Law, College of Medicine, the Division of Industrial Convergence, and
the Institute for Software Convergence. Blockchains are based on computer technology, but
the token economy and cryptography belong to economics and business administration.
In addition, law is also necessary because regulations on new fund raising methods such as
crowdfunding and ICO are also necessary. Medicine is another field that applies blockchains
to develop medical data applications.
The Hanyang Blockchain Research Institute consists of 8 research centers, including the
Blockchain Platform Research Center, Blockchain Finance and Economics, Blockchain Policy
and Legal Research Center, and Blockchain Security Research Center. Although they are
divided into fields, researchers in the field will gather together to conduct joint research
according to the research topic. Another major role for the Hanyang Blockchain Research
Institute is to cultivate experts in relevant fields and actively support student startups. Four
organizations were formed for this purpose: Blockchain Assessment and Verification Center,
Blockchain Business Collaboration Center, Blockchain Business Center, and Blockchain
Expert Training Center to provide training of blockchain based technology. In 2019, a
blockchain department will be established at the graduate school and 30 to 50 new students
will be selected. The two-track program aims to provide a degree program regardless of
undergraduate majors.
On November 27, 2018, the ‘Hanyang Research Center for Ocean Security, Engineering and
Technology (HY-OSET)’ was launched at the ERICA Campus, for Korean Marine Science
and Technology Innovation. The Center will develop cutting-edge marine science and
engineering technologies that utilize ICT, unmanned aerial vehicles, big data, artificial
intelligence, and underwater robots, which are representative technologies of the 4th
Industrial Revolution era. The purpose of the center is to strengthen competitiveness in
marine science and technology, the industry, and to enhance maritime security.
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Reasons to Believe
in Hanyang!
Government Funded Projects
ERICA, selected for excellence in 2018 for Software Education
The ERICA Campus was recognized for excellence in Software Education by the Ministry
of Science & ICT in April of 2018. The ERICA Campus will implement a variety of software
educational innovations including increasing the number of students, granting scholarships,
establishing online industry-academic cooperation platform, and opening customized SW
convergence courses
Selected for being a leading contributor to high school education in 2018
The Ministry of Education announced in May of 2018 that Hanyang University was the
recipient of 1.88 billion won under the ‘2018 High School Education Contributing University
Support Project’. The project was launched to recognize and support universities that
contribute to high school education by improving the college entrance system in a way that
helps to improve high school education while alleviating the stress and burden experienced
by students and their parents.
ERICA selected as the leading university of the 4th Industrial Revolution
The ERICA Campus was selected as ‘The Leading University of the 4th Industrial Revolution’
by the Ministry of Education in April of 2018. The ERICA Campus, which receives 1 billion won
in annual project expenses, is expected to cultivate practical and talented experts in the field
of artificial intelligence and robotics by building a multi-disciplinary innovative education
model (Collaborative AI-Robotics in Engineering).
Selected as a leading laboratory-oriented startup university
In May of 2018, the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Science & ICT selected five
laboratory-oriented startup universities including Hanyang, Soongsil, and Yonsei University.
Laboratory startups are distinguished from general startups in that ‘Technology-intensive
Startups’ create new markets, and are known for creating more jobs and having a higher
enterprise survival rate compared with ordinary startups.
Hanyang University selected as a new operator of TIPS
Hanyang University was selected in June of 2018 as an operator of TIPS (Tech Incubator
Program for Startup), a leading private investment startup support project in technical fields,
which was launched to promote innovative startups based on advanced technology. The
Ministry of SMEs and Startups is in charge of this project and has expanded the number of
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Selected as for the ‘2018 Innovation Project for Human Resources
Development for Young Leaders’
The Ministry of Science & ICT and the Institute of Information & Communications Technology
Promotion Center selected 40 training courses and 29 educational institutions to participate in
the ‘2018 Innovation Project for Human Resources Development for Young Leaders’ in August
2018. Among them, the Hanyang Industry-University Cooperation Foundation’s ‘Project-led
Big Data Expert Training Course’ was selected to be part of the curriculum. Since the end of
August of 2018 to the end of February of 2019, the foundation trained developers to build 50 Big
Data Platforms by running the project-led Big Data Expert Training Course in two respective
classes.
Selected as a professional human resources training university by the
Ministry of Public Administration and Security
Hanyang University signed a
business agreement in August
of 2018 with the Ministry of
Public Administration and
Security to train earthquake
specialists and related fields. As
a result, Hanyang will receive
200 million won per year for two years.
ERICA selected as leading university
for Early Career Contract Studies
In September of 2018, the ERICA Campus was
selected as the ‘Leading University for Early
Career Contracts Studies’ by the Ministry
of Education. The ERICA Campus’ newly
established departments include Applied
Material & Components, Robotics, Software
Convergence, and Information Technology
Construction, and will recruit about 100 students each year.
Selected as a training institute for the cultivating of leading human
resources in the 4th Industrial Revolution
In July of 2018, the Ministry of Employment and Labor announced 20 training courses for 12
training institutions to participate in the 4th Industrial Revolution Leader Training Program.
Selected for this project, Hanyang operates the ‘Machine Learning-based Big Data Analysis
Expert Courses Using IoT.’
Selected as an outstanding university for creating a green campus
Hanyang University was selected as a ‘2018 Outstanding University for Creating Green
Campus’ by the Ministry of Environment and the Korea Environment Corporation in May
2018. As a result, Hanyang was awarded the Bronze Prize for its energy management and
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Hanyang University International Hospital receives Plaque of
Appreciation from Korea Tourism Organization (January 12)
Hanyang University International Hospital received a Plaque of Appreciation for its
contributions to the successful operation of the Korea Tourism Organization’s medical
tourism programs for international patients, guardians, and companions, through active
support and participation.
Selected as an outstanding hospital for
asthma treatment (March 29)
The Hanyang University Hospital was selected as an ‘Outstanding Hospital for Asthma Treatment’
through the asthma treatment evaluation by the Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service.
The evaluation was conducted by the Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service for all
national medical institutions for a year from July of 2016 to June of 2017 for asthma patients who
were 15 years or older and categorized them as ‘good’ or ‘not satisfactory.’
Da Vinci robotic surgery
1,000 case (April 4)
Hanyang University Hospital exceeds 1,000 cases of Da Vinci robot assisted surgery. Among
1,000 cases of robotic surgeries using the Da Vinci surgical instrument, thyroid cancer and
head and neck cancer were the most frequent with 480 cases followed by prostate cancer and
stomach cancer. Since opening of Robotic Surgery Center in October of 2008, the Hanyang
Medical Center has been utilizing robotic surgeries for various patients including prostate,
thyroid, pharynx, laryngeal, stomach, colorectal, kidney, and gynecology cancer patients.
MOU signed with Medibloc to build
a private medical information platform (April 9)
Hanyang University signed a business agreement with Medibloc, the medical integration
platform company, to build a personal health record platform. Both institutions agreed to
research and develop technologies and infrastructures related to platform construction
through mutual cooperation and to actively utilize the products for actual medical services.
Cooperation and ‘active’ exchanges with
Russian medical personnel (May 18)
Medical officials including directors of hospitals of 10 Russia regions as well as the Sakhalin
secretary of state for health visited the Hanyang University Hospital to tour the excellent medical
facility and to discuss academic exchanges and cooperation. Together with Hanyang University
Hospital, the visiting team will carry out projects such as emergency patient management,
exchanges of surgical experience, electronic registration of patients, and teleconferencing.
Saving Lives,
Hanyang University Hospital
Medical Center
Medical
Tourism
Asthma
Robot
Surgery
Block-
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1st grade on the evaluation of the adequacy of treatment for
acute cerebral infarction (stroke) testing (June 4)
Hanyang University Hospital has received 1st grade for 7 consecutive times on the evaluation
of the adequacy of treatment for acute cerebral infarction (stroke) testing by scoring
full marks on all indicator indices in results published by the Health Insurance Review &
Assessment Service. Hanyang University Hospital has been operating a specialized Stroke
Center since 2013 to provide effective and professional treatment of acute cerebral infarction
(stroke) patients.
Selected for outstanding treatment for
colorectal·breast·lung·stomach cancer (June 8)
Hanyang University Hospital received the 1st grade ranking on the ‘Evaluation on the
Adequacy of Treatment for Colon, Breast, Lung, and Gastric Cancer’ conducted by the Health
Insurance Review & Assessment Service. The hospital received the 1st grade ranking on
adequacy tests for 4 consecutive times for lung cancer, 3 consecutive times for gastric cancer,
6 consecutive times for bowel cancer, and 5 consecutive times for breast cancer.
Received 1st grade ranking on the evaluation of
appropriateness of the ICU (August 22)
The Hanyang Medical Center achieved 1st grade ranking in the ‘ICU Appropriateness
Assessment’ announced by the Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service. According to
the results, Hanyang received 98.0 points in total by receiving almost perfect scores in most
of the categories, scoring higher than average general hospitals (69.2 points) and even top
general hospitals (96.7 points).
Obtained 1st grade ranking on the quality assessment for medical
care by the Ministry of Health and Welfare ( September 6)
The Hanyang University Hospital received the highest grade ranking of ‘1-나’ by the Ministry
of Health and Welfare of the ‘2018 Medical Evaluation’ conducted at 332 general hospitals
and top general hospitals nationwide.
Stroke
Cancer
Treatment
Intensive
Care Unit
1st Grade
Ranking

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Roaring Young Lions,
Adding Pride to Hanyang’s
Reputation
Student Awards
Young, energetic Hanyangians are constantly achieving by accepting
challenges on every level of society. Although young with much more
to accomplish in the future, here are some of the accomplishments of
Hanyang students.
02 Lee Wong-seok [Economics & Finance]
Park Han-jin [Financial Management]
Student Team Member
Awarded the Grand Prize and Excellence Prize in the 13th
National University Student Securities and Derivatives
Competition (February 8, 2018)
ParkChang-hwan,YooSook-hee,
KimNa-young,andKimSong-yi
[Doctoral Degree Students, Tourism]
Awarded the Grand Prize and two Excellence Awards in the
category of Conference Best Paper, from the Tourism Sciences
Society of Korea, Incheon International Conference (February 13)
Kang Yoon-koo [Physics]
Awarded a Grand Prize at EDISON software competition
(February 23)
03Kang Yoon-koo [Physics]
Awarded a Grand Prize at EDISON software
competition(March 12)
Lee Woong
[Doctoral Degree, Mechanical Engineering]
Park Do-hyeon, Jeong Hae-sung
[Master’s-Doctoral Degree Students,
Department of Mechanical Engineering]
Winner of the ‘VTS Challenge’ in the US Auto Technology
Competition (March)
Kim Ha-yan
[Master’s Degree Student, Interior Architecture Design]
Hwang Jang-yeon
[Doctoral Degree Student, Energy Engineering]
Awarded a commendation for Outstanding Research
Personnel for the BK21 Plus Project (March 16)
05 Maeng Jong-nam [Dance]
Grand Prize at the 36th National University
Dance Competition (May 13)
Choi Da-sol [Korean Traditional Music]
Awarded the Bronze Prize at the 16th National Gayageum
Contest (May 13)
Park Chan-hyuk [Entertainment Design]
Awarded the Grand Prize at the 9th Small Business
Promotion Contest Exhibition (May 17)
Prof Kim Nam-wook, Lee Woong,
Park Do-hyeon and Jeong Hae-sung

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Ha Seung-wan
[Computer Science]
Awarded the ‘Minister of
Trade, Industry and Energy
Prize’ in the 2018 Display Challenge Contest (October 1)
Kim Dong-geun [Dance]
Awarded the Silver Medal in the Men’s Ballet Division at the
48th Dong-A Dance Competition (May 17)
Hwang In-ho [Voice]
1st Place in the Male Vocal Section of the 10th SEIL Korean
Song Competition in 2018 (May 30)
Ju Young-seok, Park Jin-gu
[Graduate Students, Graduate School of Technology &
Innovation Management]
Awarded Grand Prize at the 10th ICT invention PPT Contest
(December 7)
Byeon Yae-eun [Business Administration]
Awarded the Grand Prize on the Maekyung TEST
(December 7)
LeeJoo-young, Student Team Member
[Business Administration]
Awarded the Minister of Science and ICT (MSIT) Prize
at the Big Contest (December 12)
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Oh Jung-hyun, Choi Chan-woo,
Jeon Hak-hee, Lee Jong-wook
[Graduate Students, Graduate School of Business]
Awarded the Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Prize
at the 2018 MBA Management Case Analysis Competition
(November 29)
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10
Yang Seung-ji
[Doctoral Degree Student, Applied Statistics]
Wang Sung-hyun, Kim Tae-kyun
[Master’s Degree Students, Applied Statistics]
Awarded the First Prize at the ‘POSCO AI Competition’
(September 19)
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08 Han Jin-soo,
Student Team Member
[Computer Science]
Algorithm contest ‘T&B Code Challenge’
(August 8)
Kim Yoon-jung, Lim Min-jung,
Jung Soo, Yu Eun-byeol
[Advertising & Public Relations]
Best Achievement Award in the 10th Panasonic University
Student Ambassador PR Challenge (June 29)
Choi Yeon-cheon, Lee Hye-ri,
Kim Jae-min, Lee Seung-jun
[Korean Traditional Music]
Awarded at the 34th Dong-A Traditional Music Competition
(June 30)
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Kim Tae-kyun, Wang Sung-hyun,
Prof Cha Kyung-joon and Yang Seung-ji
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Evaluated as the Best!
Recognized as Exceptional!
The Professors of Hanyang
Faculty Achievements
The outstanding achievements of Hanyang University professors over
that past year were recognized both domestically and internationally.
The following are some of the impressive accomplishments of some of
Hanyang’s noteworthy professors in 2018.
Kim Lae-young
[Electrical and Biomedical
Engineering]
Awarded the ‘Albert Nelson
Marquis Lifetime Achievement
Award’ from ‘Marquis Who’s
Who’ (January 12)
Ko Yong
[Neurosurgery]
Awarded the Minister of
Health and Welfare Prize
(January 12)
Kim Doo-sub
[Sociology]
Awarded the National Medal
from the Ministry of Health and
Welfare at the ‘Population Day
Ceremony’ (July 11)
Kim Ki-hyun
[Civil and Environmental
Engineering]
Awarded the 2018 Hanyang
University Paiknam Scholar
Prize (May 15), Awarded the
‘Scientific-Technical Figure of
the Month’ in June (June 5)
Kim Du-ri
[Chemistry]
Awarded the 2018 Future-
talent Awards selected by the
Korea Federation of Women’s
Scientists & Technology
Associations (KOFWST)
(October 12)
Kim Byung-il
[Graduate School of Law]
Awarded Co-chair of the
Presidential Council on
Intellectual Property
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Kim Sang-wook
[Computer Science and
Engineering]
Awarded the President
Citation at the National R&D
Result-Evaluation Meritorious
Awarding Ceremony
(January 2)
Kim Sung-soo
[Political Science and
International Studies]
Awarded the Minister of
Education Prize (January 3)
Kim Seung-hyun
[Neurology]
Awarded the Minister of
Health and Welfare Prize at
the Symposium of the 2nd
Overcoming Rare Diseases Day
(May 23)
Kim Woon-mi
[Dance]
Awarded the 1st Place Prize
and 1st Place for the Audience-
Evaluation at the Korean Dance
Festival - ‘Kum Dance Group’,
the Korean traditional dance
group of Hanyang University
(Art Director: Professor Kim
Woon-mi) (May 9)
Kim Sun-jung
[Electrical and Biomedical
Engineering]
Awarded the Innovation
Award for CES (Consumer
Technology Association) 2019
(November 8)
Kim Ahn-mo
[Biomedical Engineering]
Selected as the 10th POSCO
Science Fellow, regarded as
the ‘Rookie Award’ among
scientists (November 13)
Kim Eun-kyu
[Physics]
Awarded the 28th Best
Scientific-Technical Paper
Award (June 27)
Kim Ji-eun
[Technology & Innovation
Management ]
Selected for the 2018 South
Korea - France Joint Special
Exhibition ‘Women in Science’
(August 3rd), and awarded the
1st Place Prize at the Reddot
Design Awards (October 12)
Ryu Geun
[Mechanical Engineering]
Selected for the Space Core-
technology Development
Project hosted by the Ministry
of Science and ICT (June 18)
Park Yong-soon
[Food & Nutrition]
Awarded the Minister of
Health and Welfare Prize
at the 9th Anti-obesity Day
Ceremony (October 8)
Kim Chang-sun
[Emergency Medicine]
Awarded the Public Service
Prize of the Samjin Hospital
(May 16)
Bae Sang-chul
[Internal Medicine]
Awarded the 28th Wunsch
Medical Award
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Ahn Shin-won
[Cultural Anthropology]
Awarded the Academic Prize
at the 32th Ansan City Culture
Awards (September 27)
Lee Young-moo
[Energy Engineering]
Awarded the Innovation
Award for CES (Consumer
Technology Association) 2019
(November 8)
Seo Jae-hong
[Mathematics]
Selected as a Rising-
Researcher of 2018
(November 12)
Lee Won-jun
[Ophthalmology]
Awarded the Future-Scholar
Award at the 10th Future-
Scholar Awarding Ceremony
(August 22)
Yoo Chang-jae
[Electronic Engineering]
Awarded the President Award
of The Korean Information
Display Society (KIDS)
(October 1)
Lee Jong-ku
[Composition]
Awarded the Art Prize of the
2018 Sejong Culture Awards
(October 5)
Lee Dong-yoon
[Bioengineering]
Awarded the Mid-career
Researcher Academy Award
at the Spring Meeting of the
Polymer Society of Korea (PSK),
Selected for 2018 Top 100
National R&D Performance
(November 20)
Yoon Young-joon
[Center for Creative Convergence
Education]
Awarded the ‘Albert Nelson
Marquis Lifetime Achievement
Award’ from ‘Marquis Who’s
Who’ (April 18)
Sang Byung-in
[Chemical Engineering]
Awarded the Minister of Trade,
Industry and Energy Prize
(February 7)
Baek Eun-ok
[Computer Science and
Engineering]
Selected as regular members
of The National Academy of
Engineering of Korea (NAEK)
(January 3)
Seo Jong-won
[Civil and Environmental
Engineering]
Awarded the Minister of Land,
Infrastructure, and Transport
Prize (June 21)
Research Team of
Professor Won You-jib
[Computer Science and
Engineering]
Top Thesis Prize USENIX FAST
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Choi Young-jin
[Electrical Engineering]
Awarded the Best Prize Award
at the IEEE CBS Conference
(International Conference on
Cyborg and Bionic Systems)
(November 1)
Lee Chang-hee
[Materials Science & Engineering]
Selected for the ‘2018 Fellow’
of the American Society for
Metals (ASM International)
(October 18)
Lim Gyu-gun
[Business Administration]
Awarded the Best IT
Researcher Award by the
Korea Society of IT Services
(November 19)
Jang Jun-hyuk
[Electronic Engineering]
Awarded the President Award
of he Korean Institute for
Advancement of Technology
(KIAT) at the ‘2018 Technology
Commercialization Awarding
Ceremony’ (December 5)
Jung Chul
[Tourism]
Awarded the Gold Prize at the
84th International Symposium
of the Tourism Sciences
Society of Korea (TOSOK)
Thesis Presentation, with Na-
young Moon (Master’s Degree
Student, Department of
Tourism) (August 28)
Jang Jae-young
[Energy Engineering]
Awarded the Rising-Academic
Prize of The Polymer Society of
Korea (PSK) (October 12)
Research Team of
Professor Haven
Shane Knight
[Interior Architecture Design]
Given Five Honorable
Mentions at the international
design contest, ‘Oriental
Bay Pavilion Competition’
(December 7)
Jang Gun-hee
[Mechanical Engineering]
Selected for 2018 Top 10
Mechanical Technology at
the ‘2018 Machinery Day
Ceremony’ (November 21)
Lee Hae-won
[Chemistry]
Selected as regular members
of The National Academy of
Engineering of Korea (NAEK)
(January 3)
Jae Chul-woong
[Graduate School of Law]
Awarded the Order of Service
Merit (Red Stripes, 3rd Class)
(April 6)
Tae Kyung
[Otolaryngology]
Awarded the Yesong Prize at
The 48th Korean Society of
Laryngology, Phoniatrics, and
Logopedics (KSLPL) Spring
Conference (March 24)
Han Jung-hwa
[Business Administration]
Selected as a National Hero for
supporting small & medium
sized businesses at the ‘2nd
Awards for National Heroes
honoring Small & Medium
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Hanyang Happiness Dream Counseling Center,
selected as a top counseling institution
The Hanyang Happiness-Dream Counseling Center (HDCC) was selected as the top
counseling institution in December of 2017, at the 2017 Korean Counseling Psychological
Association (KCPA) General Meeting. Since 2009, the KCPA has been awarding outstanding
counseling institutions that have improved the quality of counseling services and
contributed to development of counseling culture in Korean society. The HDCC has been
honored for setting a positive example of an ethical counseling institution that adheres to
the Code of Ethics of the Korean Counseling Psychological Association.
Today’s Hanyang
Recognizing the Honor of
Receiving Awards
University Awards

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Successively sweeping the Advertisement Grand Awards!
Hanyang University won the Top Communication Prize of the Chosun Daily Advertising
Awards in October 2018, and the Best University Award in December of 2018 of the Hankyung
Advertising Awards. Hanyang University’s ‘3S Innovative Strategy Advertisement’, which
has swept such awards, was evaluated highly due to the university’s commitment to being
among the best in the future, while continuing to pursue its commitment to being an ‘Engine
of Korea’, based upon its focus on practical studies.
The University Magazine <Love Hanyang>,
awarded Grand Prize at the Korea Communication Awards
The campus magazine of Hanyang University, <Love-Hanyang>, received Grand Prize in
printing last December at the 2018 Korea Communication Awards. Sponsored by the Korean
government and the National Assembly, including the Ministry of Culture, Sports and
Tourism, and the Korea Communications Association, the event is the only communication
award ceremony in Korea for communication and journalism media published by national
organizations and public and private companies. Being the first among Korean universities,
<Love Hanyang> was highly praised for its efforts towards globalization by including English
and Chinese contents, and for its active use of infographic materials.
Hanyang Startup Support Foundation,
awarded the 2018 Prime Minister Prize for Promotion of Venture Startups
Last December of 2018, the Hanyang Startup Support Foundation was awarded the Prime
Minister Prize at the ‘2018 Venture Startup Promotion Award Ceremony’. The foundation
received credit for constructing a ‘Startup Promotion Platform’ for startup founders, and for
managing to produce 700 founders, accomplishing sales of 460 billion won, creating jobs
for 500 people, attracting investments of 8 billion won during the last three years by winning
contracts with government enterprises and having a strong operation model that has
successfully supported and vitalized the startup industry.
Awarded the ‘2018 Dong-A Newspaper’s Best Practice University for
Young Dreams’ by the Ministry of Employment and Labor
In December of 2018, Hanyang University received an awarded by the Minister of
Employment and Labor for startups at the event for ‘2018 Dong-A Newspaper’s Best Practice
University for Young Dreams’. The awards were given to 16 universities in 4 categories
including student guidance and employment, and employment and startup support
systems.
Awarded an appreciation plaque by the KT Group
Hanyang University Human Resource Development Institute received a Plaque of
Appreciation for its dedication and contribution to the development and proliferation
of the ‘First Class Workshop’ sponsored by the KT Group in December of 2018. The ‘First
Class Workshop’ first started in 2014 in order to find ways to create novel business ideas,
solve problems, and achieve goals through delegation techniques, while providing an
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Seniors demonstrate love for students
30 years their juniors
On September 13, 2018, a special lunch was served at the
Amphitheater of Seoul campus, hosted by a group of the
alumni of the classes of ’85 to ’87 to show warm feelings
toward their juniors. The event was attended by 1,100
students from the classes of ’15 to ’17. Through this event, the
students and alumni, with a 30-year gap between them, were
able to communicate and interact with each other.
Kim Hyun-chul (Inorganic Material Engineering, ’93), the
chairman of the reunion of the class of ’86, said that he has
been preparing for the class of ’85 reunion for 3 years, and
was happy to have been able to host three alumni meetings
this year. He also said that “sharing meals brings people
together as a family,” and that he “prepared these events in
the hopes that the juniors and seniors would become as close
as family members.”
Hanyang Family
Shares a Meal and Their Dreams
Love for Juniors

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The class of ‘85’s reunion became a ‘Genie,’
for helping students fulfill their dreams
The ‘Dream Scholarship Selection Project,’ which has been hosted by the Scholarship
Planning Committee from the reunion of the class of ’85 since 2016, is not a simple scholarship
reception ceremony. The scholarship is not awarded to those with superior grades or
economic hardships; rather, the committee selects the finalists by choosing those applicants
with the most well-defined dreams and plans. This project aims to continuously support
students’ dreams. The mentor relationship with their seniors brings enthusiasm to the
juniors. The group plans to raise a total of 100 million won, sending 25 million won a year
for four years. “It is an experience that is much more valuable than money. Rather than just
accepting a scholarship, I would like you to think of it as a senior who is sharing experiences
with you. In addition, I hope that various forms of creative scholarship culture will spread to
other alumni reunions as well,” said the class of ’85.
The class of ’87 donates
the ’87 Study Room
In September 2017, a gathering of the class of
’87 raised funds through the Class of ’87 Student
Homecoming Day, and on October 31, 2018,
they opened the ‘87 Study Room. The ’87 Study
Room was built in a remodeled space of 679m²
in Reading Rooms 1 and 2 on the first basement
level of Paiknam Academic Library. It took
two months and an investment of about 300 million won. The reading room was designed
for students’ convenience, and includes amenities such as bright lights, large desks, and a
windowed lounge area.
Meanwhile, the alumni held a year-end event in December and contributed 100 million
won to the 80th anniversary of its foundation. In addition, KS Asset Group’s vice chairman
(Mechanical Engineering, ’87) donated 10 million won to the scholarship fund, and Han
Kyu-soo (Physics, ’87), a chairman of Philoptics, donated 30 million won for the Sipsi-Ilban
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Presentation of the Achievement Award to Park Hang-seo
Hanyang University presented the Achievement Award to the alumnus Park Hang-seo, who is the
head coach of the Vietnamese national soccer team, at the Seoul campus on September 14, 2018.
Park was awarded the honor of leading the Vietnamese national soccer team, which had been
underperforming, to achieve many victories, and furthermore, to help spread the Korean wave of
sports in Southeast Asia. Park said, “I will try my best to enhance the honor of Hanyang University,
my alma mater, and Korea.”
You Are a Hanyang Alumnus,
the Pride of Hanyang
Hanyang Alumni
In 2018, many alumni of Hanyang continued to work actively across
various fields and play an important role in society. The following are
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Park Hang-seo Vietnamese national soccer team
head coach (Physical Education, ’77)
The Vietnamese national soccer team head coach Park Hang-
seo (Physical Education, ’77) started his career as a U-20 youth
representative, then became a trainer and a chief coach of the
national World Cup team, and later a head coach of a K-League
soccer team. Park became the head coach of the Vietnamese
national soccer team in 2017. His leadership helped them earn the
runner-up position in the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Championship earlier this year.
He also led the team to the semifinals for the first time in Vietnamese soccer history in the
Asian Games in Jakarta-Palembang in 2018. Park, who is praised as ‘Vietnam’s hero,’ recently
said in an interview with News H, “Live a life of challenge with pride as Hanyangians. You can
be proud of yourself if you do your best. Please be proud of the results.” With the pride of
Hanyang, Park Hang-seo’s magic keeps going.
Hong Nam-gi, Korea’s Deputy Prime Minister for
Economic Affairs (Economics & Finance, ’80)
On November 9, 2018, President Moon Jae-in appointed Hong
Nam-ki the new Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs and
the Minister of Economy and Finance. Hong Nam-ki graduated
from Hanyang University with an economics degree and went
into public office after passing the 29th Public Administration
Examination. Yoon Young-chan, the Senior Secretar y of
Communication, said, “He is knowledgeable about national political agendas through his
work experiences as the first Minister of the Office for Government Policy Coordination as
a budget specialist and economic officer. In addition, he has the ability to coordinate the
economy as a whole, and is thus the best person to be in charge of the control tower of the
economy in the current situation where economic vitality should be stimulated through
innovative and bold policies.”
Ham Young-joon, the president of Ottogi Co, Ltd.
(Business Administration, ’78)
Recently, the word God-ttogi has been used by both the press as
well as everyday people. The word is made by compounding the
words ‘god’ and ‘Ottogi,’ because Ottogi is thought of as such a
good company. At the center of the company is its president Ham
Yeong-joon. Ham received the Gold Tower Order of Industrial
Service Merit at the 42nd National Productivity Conference in
October 2018. He was highly praised for his contribution to productivity, including an energy
savings of 11 percent and for achieving an average sales growth rate of 6.4 percent over 17
years. In 2000, he was named the most respected person in the public sphere because of
his stable image and ethical management. He recently ranked 1st on a list of the best CEOs
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Hanyang Goes Up
as the Roles of Universities Change
Ashoka U
Ashoka U is a higher education program that supports universities that
foster social innovators. It is run by the Ashoka Foundation, the biggest
social innovation network in the world. Hanyang University started
preparing to apply in October 2016. On April 15, 2018, Hanyang University
was accepted as a Changemaker Campus at the Ashoka Global Panel
Discussion held in Boston.
In order to become a member of Ashoka U, universities have to go through
a comprehensive evaluation process that consists of a 360 campus scan, a
field visit, and an interview with panels at Ashoka Foundation. Hanyang
HANYANG
Ashoka U Changemaker Campus
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University emphasized its vision and strategies to foster social innovators
through systematic curriculum and global networks around the world. Its
vision, leadership, and curriculum were highly acclaimed during the field
visit evaluation.
The role of a Changemaker Campus is to develop leaders who can fulfill
their potential as Changemakers and create positive social changes based
on empathy and cooperation. As of 2018, 48 universities in 10 countries,
including Brown University, Cornell University, Duke University,
and Johns Hopkins University, are actively working as Changemaker
Campuses. The only members in Asia are Singapore Management
University (2016) and Hanyang University.
Through Ashoka U, Hanyang University has expanded the scope of its
responsibility of fostering Changemakers.
Ashoka
Ashoka was an Indian emperor of the Maurya Dynasty who ruled almost all of the Indian subcontinent
from c. 268 to 232 BCE. His Sanskrit name ‘Aśoka’ means painless, without sorrow, He was known as a
beloved king who led massive social changes that helped the public. The Ashoka Foundation was founded
by Bill Drayton in 1981, with the goal of finding and supporting Ashoka Fellows who could help change the
world. Ashoka Foundation selected over 3,500 Ashoka Fellows, three of whom have received Nobel Prizes.

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Social Ventures,
Student-Led Projects,
Networking
Seventeen Hearts Festival
The 3rd Seventeen Hearts
Fe st ival, host e d by t he
Social Innovation Center
of the Hanyang Volunteer
Corps, was held from November 15 to 17, 2018. The title ‘Seventeen Hearts’
was derived from the seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
designated by the United Nations. The Seventeen Hearts Festival is a
platform where young people share their stories and experiences of making
a better future for all of us, under the paradigm of the SDGs.
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Since 2017, the Hanyang Volunteer Corps has supported student-led
projects that aim to solve social problems in the local community, with
cooperation from the LINC+ Foundation. Social ventures founded by
the students, which solve social problems through sustainable business
models, were funded by the LINC+ Foundation, local governments, and
private companies.
KAINA, which was selected to receive seed funding at the 2nd Seventeen
Hearts Festival, is a social venture founded to provide jobs to low income
women in the marginalized communities of Naga City in the Philippines.
KAINA opened a Korean food eatery in the cafeteria of Ateneo De Naga
University and hired 4 Filipino women as full-time employees. KAINA
is now preparing to open its second restaurant, with financial support
from the LINC+ Foundation as well as individual sponsors from Hanyang
University. Hanyang University will dispatch students every semester
as part of a long term practice course through the L.A.C Studio, a school
company of Hanyang University founded in 2018. These students will help
build a development model that can empower the marginalized people of
Naga City.
The Seventeen Hearts Festival continues to act as a platform for
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Hanyang University founded a school company, L.A.C (Love, Action,
Change) Studio, in order to foster Changemakers and vitalize social
innovation business in June 2018. L.A.C Studio has three business models.
First of all, L.A.C Studio is in charge of domestic marketing for the Asia
Pacific Youth Exchange (APYE), a global social innovation exchange
Foundation of School Company,
the L.A.C Studio
Fostering Changemakers
with Local Society
School Company
A school company is a department within a school that generates
profits through technology development, product sales, and service
offerings in students’ practical experience courses which then
reinvests the earnings back into education.
What is a
school company?
L.A.C. Studio practices love in
deed and truth. Changing the
world through Love, Action,
and Change
Name of school
company
Souvenirs: Manufacturing and
selling school souvenirs
Education: Marketing Social
Innovation Exchange Program
Publishing: Producing and selling a
Korean version of SSIR
Business items
The departments of Social
Innovation Convergence and
Clothing & Textiles
Participating
departments
L.A.C.(Love, Action, Change) Studio

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program that targets young people in the Asia Pacific region. L.A.C Studio
will earn profits through its program marketing, but it will also provide
field practice opportunities to undergraduates from the department of
social innovation. Students who participate in field practice courses will be
able to develop marketing and program design skills.
First of all, L.A.C Studio is in charge of domestic marketing for the Asia
Pacific Youth Exchange (APYE), a global social innovation exchange
program that targets young people in the Asia Pacific region. L.A.C Studio
will earn profits through its program marketing, but it will also provide
field practice opportunities to undergraduates from the department of
social innovation. Students who participate in field practice courses will be
able to develop marketing and program design skills.
Lastly, L.A.C Studio works with small businesses in the local community
of Seongdong-gu to produce and sell school souvenirs. Souvenirs that were
showcased and sold at the 3rd Seventeen Hearts Festival were the first items
produced by the L.A.C Studio. This gave the small local companies an
opportunity to increase their sales, while also providing Hanyang clothing
and textile majors and design majors with helpful learning experiences.
L.A.C Studio is a good model for a university in two ways. First, students
can practice what they have learned in their majors in actual business
to create real profits. Second, the profits made from the business can be
reinvested in education.
Hanyang’s vision for school companies
L.A.C. Studio was established
in order to work toward achieving
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Establishment of
the Integrated System of
Developing Changemakers
HUGE Initiative
Social innovation education for
enrolled students
• Major of Social Innovation
Convergence (undergraduate
course)
• Graduate School of Social
Innovation (Master’s, Doctorate)
• Extracurricular programs of social
innovation
Enhancing local community /
industry competencies
• Hanyang and Seongsu Social
Innovation Academy
• Changemaker Group Training Course
• Social Economy Leader Course
Youth Social Innovation
Leadership Education
• Youth Changemakers Workshop
• Youth Changemakers Camp
• Youth Changemakers School Project
Local Community
• Hanyang Domestic Industry-Academia
Collaboration Network
• Hanyang and Seongsu Local
Innovation Network
• Hanyang Alumni Startup Network
Asia-Pacific
• Asia-Pacific Youth Exchange
• Social Innovation Boot Camp
• Social Venture Competition
Global
• International Cooperation Network
(735 institutions worldwide)
• Social Innovation University Network
(Ashoka U)
• Hanyang-Stanford cooperation
(SSR co-publication)
Government,
local government funds
• Government funds including
LINC + projects
• Government funds including KOICA
projects
• Local government funds such as
Seongdong-gu, Seoul
Corporate Grants
• Corporate CSR Grants
• Impact Financial Investments
• Entrusted Business Grants
Commercialization based on the
social economy
• Profits of the School Company
L.A.C. Studio
• Profits and donations collected by the
Social Cooperative L.A.C.
• Hanyang-Maogma NGO Center Grants
Training Networking Funding
HUGE
Initiative
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Hanyang University founded the Volunteer Corps in 1984, making it the
first university in Korea to create a community service organization. Upon
its founding, Hanyang made volunteering mandatory for all students.
Every Hanyang student must earn one credit through Hanyang Social
Volunteering in order to meet graduation requirements. Additionally,
students can participate in various student activities and programs such as
the Hanyang Hope Leader Group, the Social Economy Leader course, and
the Social Innovation Capstone Design course.
Hanyang University was invited to the 50th annual meeting of the Asian
Development Bank, which was held in May 2017 in Yokohama, Japan.
President Lee Young-moo spoke in front of global leaders and announced
the ‘HUGE Initiative.’ HUGE stands for Hanyang University for Global
Engagement, and consists of three major components: networking,
training, and funding. It is Hanyang University’s blueprint, which aims to
make the world better through the concept of social innovation. Through
the HUGE Initiative, Hanyang University will let students with innovative
ideas network with one another, train them, and help them turn their ideas
into actual projects through funding.
In 2017, Hanyang University revised its regulations to create a bachelor’s
program for Social Innovation majors. Starting in the spring of 2018, over
20 students are selected each semester to take courses to satisfy the new
major’s requirements. Those that meet the graduation requirements will
be the first undergraduates in Korea to earn a bachelor’s degree in Social
Innovation. Additionally, the Graduate School of International Studies will
create graduate programs for Global Social Economy Studies and recruit
students starting in the fall semester of 2019. These will mark the very
first integrated social innovation education program in Korea. Lastly, in
November 2018, Hanyang University signed an agreement with SK Group
with the goal of fostering Changemakers, through which a successful
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The Honor of Elevating Hanyang Pride
in Building for the Future
Donors
• Kang Sung-hee (History, ’74), a chairman of Autech, provided 200 million won
for the museum’s seminar room remodeling fund in 2017. Accordingly, the
seminar room of the museum was named the ‘Kang Sung-hee Seminar Room.’
The chairman is also working as co-chairman of the Hanyang Development
Assistance Association, a major alumni network.
• Kim Dong-koo, chairman of the D. K. Kim Foundation donated 1 billion won to
Hanyang University on March 13, 2018. “I want to nurture global leaders who can
lead the development of underdeveloped countries,” Kim said.
• Hwang Jae-chul, a chairman of Dongwon Special Chemicals, donated 100
million won in March 2018 toward the development of ERICA Campus. He
began a master’s program in March 2018 at the graduate school of Industrial
Convergence at ERICA Campus, majoring in Business Administration. He
also runs Dongwon Special Chemical, a manufacturer of rubber products for
automobiles at Sihwa Industrial Complex near ERICA Campus.
• Actor Jang Geun-seok, donated 100 million won, part of his modeling fee, to a
scholarship fund that supports students’ studies after filming an advertisement
for a pharmaceutical company in April 2018. Jang Geun-suk made headlines by
donating 1.2 billion won to scholarships in 2011, while he was an undergraduate
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student at Hanyang. Additionally, since 2001, he has been working steadily as
a ‘sharing professor’ at Hanyang in order to spread the meaning of community
service and love.
• Kim Hyo-joon, chairman of BMW Group Korea, donated 500 million won in
scholarship funds to Hanyang University on March 23, 2018. His generous
donation will be used mainly to aid Hanyang students from socially
disadvantaged groups. On the same day, the BMW CAD / CAE Laboratory
opened at Chung Mong-koo Automotive Research Center on Seoul Campus, in
honor of his substantial contributions to the advancement of future automotive
technologies.
• Kim Jung-sik, the chairman of Haedong Science and Culture Foundation,
donated 500 million won, which will be used to help science and engineering
major students at ERICA campus. In 2010, he also donated 500 million won;
100 million won went to student scholarships, while the rest went toward
establishing and operating the Haedong Academic Information Center.
• Kim Moo-yeon (Textile Engineering, ’60), chairman of the Pyunghwa, provided
100 million won in scholarships for ERICA campus in July. This scholarship was
named the Peace Honor Society Scholarship.
• Thira-Utech, a specialist in smart factory solutions, pledged to donate 100 million
won for a development fund in July 2018.
• Seegene Medical Foundation agreed to donate 200 million won to Hanyang
University in August 2018, toward a construction fund for a nursing building.
• In December 2018, Park Hwa-young (Department of Voice, ’79), President of
Incoco, pledged to donate 2 billion won for the Hanyang Love Development
Fund.
• Stéphane Ferreira, a president of Arkema Korea, donated 455 million won toward
a development fund in December 2018.
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Both large and small construction projects were undergone in order to
improve student facilities. In particular, Open Spaces, which allow the
pursuit of creative and integra