한양대 프라이드2020_영문

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Hanyang Points of Pride
for the year 2019
2020
Hanyang Pride 30
01 80th Anniversary
02 Inauguration of the New
President
03 Convergence Research
04 5G Telepresence
05 World University Rankings
06 National Rankings
07 Government Funded Projects
08 Campus Innovation Park
09 Eco-friendly Campus
10 Employment, Startup, and CEO
11 Examination Achievements
12 Paiknam Prize
13 School of Intelligence
14 The Top 1% Researchers
15 Notable Research
16 CES Innovation Award
17 Technological Support for
Companies
18 Notable Alumni Association
19 Alumni of Hanyang
20 Donation Stories
21 Globalization
22 KBS Documentary 3 Days
23 HYlion 2.0 Evolved
24 Hanyang Wiki, Hanyang’s own
Encyclopedia
25 Old Administration Building
Designated as a Cultural
Property
26 Students’ Coexistence with the
Local Community
27 Campus Remodeling
28 Under Construction
29 Official Promotional Materials
30 Expanding Story Channels
국문 ENG 中文

2020
01 80th Anniversary
02 Inauguration of the New
President
03 Convergence Research
04 5G Telepresence
05 World University Rankings
06 National Rankings
07 Government Funded Projects
08 Campus Innovation Park
09 Eco-friendly Campus
10 Employment, Startup, and CEO
11 Examination Achievements
12 Paiknam Prize
13 School of Intelligence
14 The Top 1% Researchers
15 Notable Research
16 CES Innovation Award
17 Technological Support for
Companies
18 Notable Alumni Association
19 Alumni of Hanyang
20 Donation Stories
21 Globalization
22 KBS Documentary 3 Days
23 HYlion 2.0 Evolved
24 Hanyang Wiki, Hanyang’s own
Encyclopedia
25 Old Administration Building
Designated as a Cultural
Property
26 Students’ Coexistence with the
Local Community
27 Campus Remodeling
28 Under Construction
29 Official Promotional Materials
30 Expanding Story Channels
국문 ENG 中文

2020
Hanyang Pride 30
* The indication of the year for all dates written in this pamphlet are based on 2019
and have been omitted. However, the indication of other years will be written.
We hope that there is no misunderstanding.
since 2013

As Hanyang University welcomed its 80th
Anniversary, the university had an abundant
amount of diverse issues. Hanyang University
was able to strengthen its reputation with
regional and international achievements and
meaningful evaluations.
Hanyang’s remarkable transformation and
innovations in 2019 offer a glimpse into
Hanyang’s future that will grow even more
in 2020.

2020
Hanyang Pride 30
01 80th Anniversary
02 Inauguration of the New
President
03 Convergence Research
04 5G Telepresence
05 World University
Rankings
06 National Rankings
07 Government Funded
Projects
08 Campus Innovation Park
09 Eco-friendly Campus
10 Employment, Startup,
and CEO
11 Examination
Achievements
12 Paiknam Prize
13 School of Intelligence
14 The Top 1% Researchers
15 Notable Research
16 CES Innovation Award
17 Technological Support for
Companies
18 Notable Alumni
Association
19 Alumni of Hanyang
20 Donation Stories
21 Globalization
22 KBS Documentary 3 Days
23 HYlion 2.0 Evolved
24 Hanyang Wiki, Hanyang’s
own Encyclopedia
25 Old Administration
Building Designated as a
Cultural Property
26 Students’ Coexistence
with the Local Community
27 Campus Remodeling
28 Under Construction
29 Official Promotional
Materials
30 Expanding Story Channels
CONTENTS

Founded in 1939,
Hanyang University
celebrates its 80th
anniversary
Surrounded by a crowd of six thousand people, the Outdoor
Opera <La Traviata> performed for four days from June 6 to mark
the 80th anniversary of Hanyang.
80th
Anniversary
01
06

Hanyang University celebrated its 80th anniversary since its establishment
in 1939. The slogan ‘The Best for a Better World’ was chosen to reaffirm
its meaning and value. Also, various celebratory events such as the
commemoration ceremony, the outdoor opera, and the mega-exhibition,
‘Hanyang 80, Infinite Growth,’ were held to honor this special year.
Furthermore, ERICA campus has celebrated its 40th anniversary since its
establishment in 1979.
The 80th anniversary celebration was flourishly
held at the Olympic Gymnasium on May
15. The commemoration was enriched with
shared discussions of the university’s new
vision outlined for the future, along with
congratulatory messages from domestic and
international VIPs, guest lectures and other
celebratory performances.
The special exhibition introduced ‘Hanyang
80, Infinite Growth’, where it showed various
topics on how Hanyang paved its way for the
past 80 years. This was held for 80 days starting
from May 13 at the University Museum, with
numerous visitors from inside and outside of
the university.
The 40th anniversary ceremony of ERICA
campus was held on September 27 at Lion’s
Hall. ERICA proclaimed that in 10 years, their
journey to becoming an innovative campus
will be achieved by fulfilling the vision to
partner with more than 500 businesses.
07

A new leadership to
lead the changes and
innovations
Inauguration
of the
New President
02
Professor Kim Woo-seung, who worked steadily for the development of the university, was
inaugurated as the 15th president of Hanyang University. President Kim Woo-seung revealed
his strong ambitions to “lay a strong foundation to make a new leap forward to continue
Hanyang University’s tradition” during his inauguration speech. Also, he emphasized to “achieve
education·research·industry-university cooperation innovation which corresponds to Hanyang’s
tradition of practical learning to strengthen the global competitiveness of the university”.
08

President Kim Woo-seung had carried out an important role in establishing the
ERICA campus as the core of South Korea’s university-industry cooperation.
As he is the number one expert in university-industry cooperation who has
received the Red Stripes Order of Service Merit in 2011 for the deed of
providing the university-industry cooperation campus model, President Kim
Woo-seung’s inauguration is expected to be a chance for Hanyang University
to cooperate with businesses to create stronger ties and promote sustainable
growth with one another.
President Kim Woo-seung announced the ‘HYU 2020 Medium-Term Development Plan’ in
September 2019, which reflects the existing university development strategies.
Leading the 4th Industrial Revolution era with 3HYPER strategy
HYPER CONVERGENCE
Hyper-Convergence
Research
Innovating academic
research through
industry-academic
collaboration
The 5 strategic directions
The 12 strategic goals
The 31 strategic tasks
HYPER CONNECTIVITY
Hyper-Connected
Education
Innovating higher education
through enhanced
partnerships between
educational bodies
The 5 strategic directions
The 17 strategic goals
The 64 strategic tasks
HYPER INTELLIGENCE
Hyper-Intelligence
Administration
Building operational
excellence as a student-
centered university through
optimal decision making
The 5 strategic directions
The 16 strategic goals
The 43 strategic tasks
3HYPER
Strategy
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Hanyang Industry-University Collaboration Center (I.U.C.C.)
Hanyang Industry-University Collaboration Center (I.U.C.C.)
mainly conducts long-term research projects that are difficult
for companies to manage. The research is done collaboratively
with professors through the process of receiving a membership
fee from the companies, and finally sharing the results with the
related companies. Companies that participate in I.U.C.C. with
a paid membership can receive various benefits, such as access
to research papers and reports regarding research outcomes,
employee training, and more.
Convergence
Research
Hanyang opens
11 research centers,
the key that will lead
to a better future
03
Hanyang Medicine-Engineering-Bio (MEB) Center
Hanyang Medicine-Engineering-Bio (MEB) Center carries on to
solve complex medical problems by understanding healthcare
needs and conducting convergence research in medicine. They
also assist in finding compatible researchers for collaboration,
securing projects, and providing education to find synergistic
solutions through the center. Just like the I.U.C.C., the MEB Center
is planning to strengthen their framework by applying the
company membership system as well.
Hanyang Humanities Enhancement Center
Hanyang Humanities Enhancement Center strives to contribute
to society by studying ethical and legal problems that emerge
in science and technology, and promotes active convergence
research between the humanities and other fields of research.
Furthermore, its goal is to advance to a center that carries the
capacity to expand exchanges with the government and other
companies that seek to research issues in the field of humanities.
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Divisions Center Name Head of the Center (Affiliation)
I.U.C.C.
Hanyang Battery Center Sun Yang-kook
(Department of Energy Engineering)
EUV-IUCC
Ahn Jin-ho
(Department of Materials and Science
and Engineering)
Composite Materials
Innovation Research Center
Ha Sung-kyu
(Department of Mechanical Engineering)
Design Center for Next Generation
Transmission & Distribution Power
Conversion System
Lee Bang-wook
(Department of Electrical Engineering)
MEB Center
HY Global Development Center Park Hyun-kyung
(Department of Medicine)
Human Response Based
Smart Healthcare Center
Yoon Ho-joo
(Department of Medicine)
Plasma Medicine Fusion
Research Center
Lim Tae-ho
(Department of Medicine)
New Medicine Support Center for
Life-Cycle of Metabolism Disease
Jun Dae-won
(Department of Medicine)
New Medicine Solubilization Center Choi Han-gon
(Department of Pharmacy)
Hanyang
Humanities
Enhancement
Center
Scientific Technology
Ethics·Law·Politics Center
Lee Sang-wook
(Department of Philosophy)
Sound DB-Recognition Science
Fusion Research Center
Cho Tae-hong
(Department of English Language &
Literature)
In 2019, Hanyang recruited founders to establish the I.U.C.C.
MEB and Humanities Enhancement Centers to produce greater
synergy in convergence research for the university.
Hanyang University finally selected 11 research centers
in a total of 3 business areas.
11

5G
Telepresence
The 4th Industrial
Revolution changing
classrooms with
the world’s first 5G
Telepresence Education
04
12

Hanyang University started a Telepresence lecture that utilizes
the world’s first Fifth Generation (5G) mobile communication
system. During the lecture, the professor appears as a hologram to
communicate in real-time with the students. Hanyang expects
HY-LIVE will bring a new wave of innovative educational technology
by introducing the ‘never before seen’ model through the 4th Industrial
Revolution era’s hyper-connected technology.
The infrastructure of telepresence education
Promoting innovative science and engineering
education through applied VR technology
The VR education library opened its doors in January
2019. The application of Virtual Reality (VR) in an
educational context presented a new form of learning
that moved beyond the boundaries of time and
space. Students can actively participate in diverse
experiments and gain first-hand experiences virtually
without being in any risk of danger.
Course Design Field Virtual Studio Field Classroom Field
Self Studio
Camera
Learning Glass
(Blackboard)
Tablets
(Faculty Use Only)
Streaming Server
Classroom Monitoring
Screen
Online Lecture, Course
Content Development
Hologram Content
Development And Planning
Supplementary Learning
Materials Development
Offline Interactive
Learning Program
Flip Learning
Consulting
Hologram Display
Blackboard Mirroring
Classroom
Monitoring Camera
Other Classroom
Monitoring Screen
Interaction App
Teaching
Assistant
Transmission System
5G
5G
5G
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The United Kingdom’s world university evaluation organization QS
(Quacquarelli Symonds) announced that Hanyang University has
taken one leap upwards to 150th place in the ‘2020 World University
Rankings’. Hanyang University’s ranking started increasing
since 2011 and is still on a steady upward trajectory up until the
announcement in 2019.
World University
Rankings
Hanyang continues to
make great strides
in becoming a world-class
university
05
QS World University Rankings I Hanyang University ranking distribution (2010~2019)
2020 QS World University Rankings
150th place
Upward
trend for 9
consecutive
years!
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The competition between universities is not only happening within
Korea but now with other hundreds of universities all over the world.
All universities are fiercely competing without borders on an international level.
World University Rankings, which is Hanyang University’s global index,
is constantly showing an upward trend without falling behind. This is the reason
why Hanyang’s future and its potential are largely anticipated.
2019 QS Asian University Rankings I One step up to 24th place
The QS announced that Hanyang University has taken one step up from last year’s 25th to 24th
in the ‘2019 QS Asian University Rankings. Domestically, all other top 9 universities’ rankings have
decreased, while Hanyang University was the only institution to go up one level in the rankings.
QS Asia University Rankings I Hanyang University ranking distribution (2010~2019)
2019 THE Asia University Rankings I Climbed 5 ranks from the previous year
United Kingdom’s university evaluation organization Times Higher Education(THE) recently
published in the 2019 Asia University Rankings that Hanyang University was assessed as 33rd in Asia,
and 9th in Korea. Hanyang moved up 5 ranks compared to last year’s result.
THE Asia University Rankings I Hanyang University ranking distribution (2013~2019)
15

National
Rankings
The two campuses
soar in national rankings
and firmly hold
the highest rank in Korea
06
Seoul Campus
3rd ERICA Campus
10 th
According to the 2019 University Evaluation reported by JoongAng Daily,
Seoul Campus ranked 3rd place and ERICA Campus ranked 10th place.
Both campuses from Hanyang University entered the TOP 10 list for the past 5 years,
securing its position as the nation’s top university for both the original and branch campus.
2019
Joong Ang Daily
University Evaluation
16

Hanyang University is the only university that has two campuses ranked within the
Top 10 for five consecutive years in the JoongAng Daily University Evaluation.
As a collegiate university, all fields equally received high scores, but above all,
Hanyang shows great prominence in the ‘effort and performance for student
education’ category. Also, Hanyang University is best known for its startup and
employment support sector. Hanyang was able to reach this position through special
efforts to enhance student satisfaction levels by promoting student-value centered
business administration and a full startup support system.
Employment·Startup University Assessment by Korea Economic Daily,
Ranked 1st for 2 consecutive years
Hanyang University Seoul Campus ranked 1st with a score of 74.78 at the ‘2019 Employment·Startup University
Assessment’ conducted by The Korea Economic Daily and Campus Job & Joy. The assessment evaluated 161
domestic 4-year degree universities as the subject. ERICA Campus ranked 14th (Score of 55.16), climbing 7 ranks from
the previous year of 21st place.
Hanyang Ranked 2nd in the 2019 Engineering School Assessment
The outcome of the ‘2019 Engineering School Assessment’, a professional survey conducted by The Korean Economic
Daily and Global Research, was revealed. Hanyang University ranked 2nd place with a total score of 314. While KAIST
kept 1st place with a total score of 341, Hanyang University ranked the highest among private universities.
Selected as the ‘Best University’ 4 consecutive times
in the 2019 Youth Dream University Evaluation
Hanyang University was recorded as ‘Best University’ 4 consecutive times according to the Youth Dream University
Evaluation. This evaluation analyzes the employment and startup support capacity of domestic universities and is
conducted by DongA Daily, the Ministry of Employment and Labor, Korea Employment Information Service and
research company Embrain.
Ranked 4th in 2019 National Consumer Satisfaction Index (NCSI)
Private University Sector
The results of the 2019 National Consumer Satisfaction Index (NCSI) was announced by the Korea Productivity Center
which annually releases its outcome since 1998. In the private university sector, Hanyang University ranked 4th place,
climbing up one rank from last year. Hanyang University has been on an upward trajectory starting from 8th place in
2017, 5th in 2018 and moving up to 4th in 2019.
Ranked 1st in 2019 Korean Private University Social Responsibility Index
According to Le Monde diplomatique, Hanyang University took 1st place in the ‘2019 Korean Private University Social
Responsibility Index’. Unlike other common university evaluations, the Social Responsibility Index is an evaluation
that records universities in the perspectives of communication and coexistence. Hanyang University received an A+
in all categories of labor, student, local community, environment, and governance.
17

Hanyang proved its
capacity by receiving
financial support from the
Ministry of EducationGovernment
Funded Projects
07
Leaders in INdustry-university Cooperation+ Project
The duration of the LINC+ Project is 5 years, where the first stage
of operation and its evaluation started from 2017 to 2018 and
the second stage is to last from 2019 to 2021.
In 2017, Hanyang University (Seoul and ERICA) was the only
university in Korea of which both campuses were selected to be a
part of the LINC+ Project. Earlier this year, it passed the first stage
of evaluations to receive extended support, and is approved to
complete the second stage of operation until 2021. The total
amount of government support, both campuses combined,
accumulates up to 40 billion won.
Leading University of the 4th Industrial Revolution
The support project for Leading Universities of 4th Industrial
Revolution Innovation assists a total of 20 universities that are a
part of the LINC+Project. 10 universities were selected in 2018
and 10 additional universities were selected this year.
ERICA Campus was selected in 2018 and will continue to receive
support as it was selected again this year. Seoul Campus entered
the project as a newcomer this year and both campuses are
expected to receive one billion won every year until 2021.
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Hanyang was selected to be a part of all 4 major projects of the Ministry
of Education’s 2019 University Financial Support.
While the competition for being selected for even one project is
intense enough, Hanyang became the only university to have both of
its campuses on the project selection list held by LINC+ (Leaders in
INdustry-university Cooperation+) and the Leading University of the
4th Industrial Revolution.
University Support Project Contributing to
High School Education
The project supports universities to help reinforce high school
education and reduce the parents’ pressure over college
admissions. Hanyang University has been selected every year
for 13 consecutive years, starting from 2007 when the project
began.
Only 7 universities in Korea have been selected to be a part of
the project for 13 consecutive years. Being selected again in
2019, Hanyang University received a government funding of one
billion won.
Industry-University Cooperation Complex
Construction Project within Universities
The project is for universities to construct an industry-university
cooperation complex that aims to remodel unused school
facilities and allow companies and research laboratories to
occupy the area. ERICA Campus and Pukyung National University
are the only 2 selected universities for this project in Korea.
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Gyeonggi Ansan Research and
Development Special Region
(Main Institution: Hanyang University ERICA)
A project that stimulates the commercialization
of emerging technologies with ERICA and
provides tax benefits to research institutes and
high-technology businesses that are located
within the administrative zone (Managing
Organization: Ministry of Science and ICT). /
Expected to yield production of 128.7 billion
won (around 100 million dollars) at largest for
the next 5 years, add value creation of 51.6
billion won, and create new jobs for 1,139
people.
Campus
Innovation Park
Triple crown winner for
the government-supported
major university-industry
cooperation project!
08
Estimated bird’s-eye view of
Campus Innovation Park in ERICA Campus
20

Industry-University Cooperation
Complex Construction Project
A project that aims to vitalize venture companies
by remodeling unused school facilities for
companies and laboratories to move into the area
(Managing Organization: Ministry of Education)
/ A total of 13.8 billion won (12 million USD) of
support given for 5 years, 8 billion won (7 million
USD) of government support and 5.8 billion won
(5 million USD) of local government support.
Campus Innovation Park
Construction Project
A project that constructs future high-technology
industrial complexes using 186,848m2 of unused
sites in the university for the youth. (Managing
Organization: Ministry of Education, Ministry
of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport, Ministry
of SMEs and Startups) / Goal of creating 10,000
employments with 1,000 companies.
ERICA Campus, which is greeting its 40th year anniversary, was consecutively
selected for the Ministry of Education’s ‘University-Industry Cooperation Complex
Construction Project’, Ministry of Science and ICT’s ‘R&D special region’,
and Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport·Ministry of Education·Ministry
of SMEs and Startups’, ‘Campus Innovation Park Construction Project.’ As the triple
crown winner from major government financial support projects, the university is
prepared to take the next leap forward towards the future urban development.
ERICA campus was first built on a small mudflat of the Yellow Sea 40 years ago and
has now transformed to the center of shaping future urban environments that will guide
future industries to national development.
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The first plastic-free
campus among domestic
universities!
Eco-friendly
Campus
09
Together with the international students!
‘Heal Hanyang’ meeting established
Held special lecture with an environmental
protection expert
Environment Supporters established,
educating and informing students
regarding environmental problems
Promoting a ‘Plastic Free Campus’ with the
Korea Green Foundation
22

Hanyang University and Korea Green Foundation signed an MOU
agreement to set up a ‘plastic-free campus’ in hopes to create
an eco-friendly environment. The agreement will not just
remain as a verbal agreement. Hanyang is pushing hard to
bring students’ participation through various practices and
to make the best eco-friendly campus in Korea.
Installed tumbler cleaning stations on
campus. Discount applied when using
tumblers
‘Bring Your Own Tumbler’ campaign
(Promoted tumbler usage to students)
23

Hanyang nurtures
CEOs who leads
Korean industries
Employment,
Startup,
and CEO
10
The number of companies with CEOs who are Hanyang alumni is 10,213 as of Dec. 2018, which is the
largest among domestic universities. The number is 1.8 times larger than the major six universities
(Korea University, Sogang University, Seoul National University, Sungkyunkwan University, Yonsei
University, and KAIST) in Korea.
- ‘2018 Hanyang CEO Alumni Achievement Survey’ (April 26, 2019)
Major universities: Korea University, Sogang University, Seoul National University, Sungkyunkwan University,
Yonsei University, and KAIST I Source: Korea Enterprise Data (KED)
# of firms
established by
Hanyang alumni
1.8 Times
higher
5,691
Average #
10,213
Companies,
1st in nation
Total Sales 2.0 Times
higher
2.86 trillion
Average #
5.73
trillion won
33.1% of total
GDP
Total # of
employed staff
2.3 Times
higher
316,362
Average #
717,855
employees
24

According to the 2019 Employment Status of Hanyang Graduates (January
2020), the employment rates of both Seoul and ERICA campus increased to
73.4% (Seoul) and 69.1% (ERICA). Among universities with more than 2,000
graduates, Seoul Campus ranked second amongst all domestic universities and
ERICA as second highest in the Gyeonggi province. Hanyang University is a
leading university that not only supports student employment but also exercises
leadership to create CEOs, harnessing the spirit of challenge and creativity,
from top industries of Korea. More CEOs are continuously revealed through
Hanyang Startup Academy.
Number of CEOs in Top 1,000 companies
Hanyang graduates ranked 4th
Number of CEOs in Top 500 companies
Hanyang graduates ranked 5th
CEO alumni in KOSDAQ listed companies
76 Hanyang graduates
Hanyang’s representative startup education program,
established in 2012
788 graduates in total as of Dec. 2019
420 students started their businesses -
accumulated sales of 243.9 billion won and created 1,350 jobs
Hanyang
Startup Academy
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Hanyang’s potential
will be shown through
examination results
Examination
Achievements
11
Kim Shin-bi,
the first to pass the Diplomat Selection Examination
In September 2019, Kim Shin-bi (Department of Political Science
and International Studies, graduated in February 2018) was
selected as one of the final successful candidates for the first time
among Hanyang graduates. For three years, Kim had thoroughly
prepared and improved her ability at Hanyang University’s Korea
National Diplomatic Academy.
Han Jin-hee,
became the top scorer of the 84th National
Examination for Medical Practitioners
The National Health Personnel Licensing Examination Board
announced the results of the 84th National Examination for
Medical Practitioners in July 2020. Han Jin-hee received 339 out
of 360 and was awarded the first place honor.
Lee Joon-pyo,
the youngest successful candidate for the Civil
Service Examination (Administrative Post)
Lee Joon-pyo (Department of Policy Studies), at the age of 23,
became the youngest successful candidate nationwide for the
Civil Service Examination (Administrative Post).
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Hanyang University’s two campuses are collectively managing preparation courses
for the Civil Service Exam (technical post), the Certified Public Accountant Exam,
and the National Senior Civil Service Exam. Additionally, preparation courses
on the Seoul Campus are also being managed for Patent Attorneys and the Korea
National Diplomatic Academy, while, on the ERICA Campus, preparation courses
are being offered for the Insurance Development Institute and the Press Exam.
Hanyang University is not only strengthening the desire of students preparing
for examinations with full support, but is also encouraging them with Hanyang’s
achievements and pride. By elevating students, this ensures that they will lead
Korea’s future with ‘Love in Deed and Truth.’
60 Hanyang University
graduates passed
the Certified Public Account Exam
8 Hanyang University
graduates appointed
as Supreme Court Justices
14 Hanyang University
graduates passed the Civil Service
Examination (Administrative Post)
27

Paiknam
Prize
4th Paiknam Prize,
in honor of
Dr. Kim Lyun-joon
12
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CEO Cha Ki-chul is the first in the world to develop
and commercialize analysis technology for body
composition analysis. He was recognized for his
contribution to the treatment of lifetime diseases and
obesity diagnosis by developing a high-resolution
body composition analyzer.
Director Kim Nam-yoon has won several awards on
the world stage such as the Tibor Varga International
Violin Competition and has trained many talented
individuals as a professor at the Music Academy for the
Korea National University of Arts. She was evaluated
as a violinist and an educator that spread the music of
Korea worldwide.
Bishop Dupont is from France and has contributed to
educating farming and fishing villages in rural areas
as well as medical and relief projects in Northern
Gyeongbuk Province since his arrival in 1954. From
1969 to 1990, he dedicated himself to the plight of the
impoverished while serving as the first dean of the
Northern Gyeongbuk Parish. Furthermore, in 1974, he
was attributed to the early discovery and treatment
of Hansen’s disease by establishing the ‘Damian
Dermatologic Clinic.’ Bishop Dupont also founded
Sangji Girls’ Middle and High School and the Sangji
Women’s College (now known as Catholic Sangji
College) for the professional education of women.
The 4th Paiknam Prize Ceremony was held at the Paiknam Music Hall,
Seoul Campus, on October 16. The Paiknam Prize was established
in honor of Dr. Kim Lyun-joon, the founder of Hanyang University, and the winners
are awarded two hundred million won. The 4th winners of the award were Cha Ki-
chul (Engineering Award), the CEO of Inbody, Kim Nam-yoon (Music Award),
the director of the Korea National Institute for the Gifted Arts,
and Rene Dupont (Human Rights Service Award), a Catholic bishop.
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Department of
Cognitive Sciences
Department of
Data Sciences
School of
Intelligence
School of
Intelligence
13
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Establishing departments
that combine both artificial
intelligence and psychology
in the era of the Fourth
Industrial Revolution

School of Intelligence, a department that combines both artificial
intelligence (AI) and psychology, was established. Although there are
departments already in existence related to big data amongst domestic
universities, Hanyang University is the first to combine psychology,
big data, and AI. The quota of students for the two departments is set at 20
each and will gradually increase. The Department of Data Sciences will first
recruit freshmen for 2020, while the Department of Cognitive Sciences will
recruit from 2021.
The practical use of data is increasing exponentially in most fields, such as in manufacturing and
service, as information technology (IT) evolves. In particular, the convergence of information and
communication technology based on the Internet of Things (IoT) is increasing the demand for
analyzing large-scale data in real-time as well as creating economic profits through it. Faced with the
era of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Hanyang University will establish the School of Intelligence
and recruit 20 talented students for the Department of Data Sciences, regardless of their high school
concentration (liberal arts or natural sciences). The Department of Data Sciences will operate a
curriculum that integrates academic studies such as data, AI, the brain, and psychology. In addition,
for students wishing to obtain a doctorate degree in a short period of time, a combined degree
program that offers a bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degree will be organized (bachelor’s degree:
3.5 years + master’s degree: 1.5 years + doctoral degree: 2 years = a total of 7 years)
ERICA,
First admission of
the Contractual
Studies
In 2018, the ERICA Campus was chosen as the ‘Leading
university for promoting contract departments for early
employment’ by the Ministry of Education and the Korea
Institute of Industrial Technology. As a result, a total of 150
students passed the 2020 special admission for contract
departments for early employment. In 2019, there was
no application limit for the contract departments as it
was categorized as a special admissions system. However,
from 2020, following the ‘University Admissions Selection
Basic Data,’ the special admissions system for the contract
departments is now included in the category of early
admission (susi-track) with a maximum of up to six times.
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The first to produce
two top 1% researchers
in the world
Professor Sun Yang-kook has been conducting research on lithium-ion battery, a battery that is used
as the storage source for mobile electronic devices and electric vehicles for more than 20 years. His
primary focus of research is the lithium-ion battery cathode material. Professor Sun emphasizes that,
through researching the material, he can develop batteries that are more economical and possess
a greater capacity, which would eventually advance the commercialization of electric vehicles by
reducing its manufacturing cost. After developing the ‘core-shell’ type of cathode material with a
concentration gradient for the first time in 2005, he has since developed a fourth generation of
the concentration gradient cathode material as a byproduct of 10 years of research. He has also
successfully commercialized the material by applying it to Niro EV, a vehicle that was released by Kia
Motors in 2018. His continuous research regarding the battery cathode material has led to the result
of 599 SCI level papers and 456 national and international patents (as of 2019). Professor Sun was
selected by the National Research Foundation of Korea as one of the ‘17 Scientists Close to the Nobel
Prize’ in 2019 and was also selected as a scholarly member of The Electrochemical Society in the U.S.
The Top 1%
Researchers
14
Professor
Sun Yang-kook
has been conducting
research on the lithium-
ion battery
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On November 20, 2019, Clarivate Analytics, a global academic information company,
announced a total of 6,216 researchers (including a repeated selection from two or
more categories) from 60 countries around the world in 21 categories, through a
report named the ‘Global Highly Cited Researchers (HCR).’ The announcement is
made annually, reaching its 6th year as of 2019. There are 45 Koreans registered on
the list. From Hanyang University, Professor Sun Yang-kook, from the Department
of Energy Engineering, and Professor Kim Ki-hyun, from the Department of Civil
and Environmental Engineering, were listed, making it the first time that Hanyang
University has had two researchers in the top 1% of the world at the same time.
Professor Kim Ki-hyun developed a new material regarding the improvement of the environment
analysis system, which is used to control and manage odor-causing substances and Volatile Organic
Compounds (VOC) that are highly explosive. Materials such as benzene and formaldehyde are
the two types of VOCs and are first-class carcinogen created from activities in our daily lives, from
driving, smoking, cooking, and more. Nearly all current air cleaning technologies only specialize
in dust removal, which limits the detection and removal of these carcinogens. In response to this
limitation, Professor Kim developed the Metal-organic framework (MOF), which combines metal and
carbon organics, and successfully absorbed and removed these toxic substances. Additionally, he
also created a heat desorption-based pre-treatment technology to effectively concentrate samples
like these toxic substances, while also presenting the new method to diagnose the air quality
through analyzing 22 odor-causing substances at the same time, which were specified by the
Ministry of Environment.
Professor Kim has also been selected as a ‘National Erudite Scholar’ for establishing an analysis
system for harmful heavy materials within the atmosphere. The system developed by Professor Kim
can be utilized in various areas of interest, such as the sick building syndrome (SBS), the harmful
materials in electronic cigarettes, vehicle odor diagnoses, and more. His analysis system is widely
used throughout many fields and areas of interest, in research laboratories, and at industrial sites.
Professor Kim Ki-hyun
improved the
environment analysis
system and developed
new materials
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Introducing Hanyang’s
research outcomes
published in prominent
international journals
Developed the first communication technology that only
uses brain waves without external stimulation
Professor Lim Chang-hwan’s team from the Department of
Biomedical Engineering
Published in the Journal of Neuroengineering and Rehabilitation ,
an international academic journal, on January 31, 2019
Published a review article titled ‘How to Convert
Biological Amino Acids to Higher Alcohols’
Professor Jeon Byong-hun’s team from the Department of
Earth Resources and Environmental Engineering
Published in Trends in Biotechnology , an international academic journal and
a sister paper of Cell in the February edition
Identified the role of bystander T cells that cause
autoimmune diseases
Professor Choi Je-min’s team from the Department of Life
Sciences
Published in Nature Communications , an international academic journal,
on February 12, 2019
Identified the the second X chromosome regulation
process in women
Professor Nam Jin-woo’s team from the Department of Life
Sciences (joint-research)
Published in Nucleic Acids Research , an international academic journal
on molecular genetics, on February 20, 2019
Notable
Research
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Developed a carbon oxide electrode material with high
capacity and thermal stability for energy storage devices
Professor Bang Jin-ho’s team from the Department of Bio
nanotechnology
Published in ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces , an international
academic journal in the nanotechnology field, as the cover publication
in the May edition
Developed a building durability evaluation system based
on a color-shifting optic
Professor Lee Han-seung’s team from the Division of
Architecture (joint-research)
Published in Advanced Materials , an international academic journal,
on April 15, 2019
Developed a ‘multi-level transistor material’ that
overcomes the limits of binary computers
Professor Seong Myeong-mo’s team from the Department of
Chemistry (joint-research)
Published in Nature Communications , an international academic journal
on basic science and the engineering field, on April 30, 2019
Developed the world’s first ‘catalytic surface partial
amorphous technology’
Professor Song Tae-seop’s team from the Department of Energy
Engineering
Published in Energy & Environmental Science , an international academic journal,
on May 14, 2019
Developed technology for improving stability and
efficiency of the silver nanoparticle solar cell
Professor Bang Jin-ho’s team from the Department of
Bionanotechnology
Published in ACS Applied Materials & Interface , an international academic
journal of the American Chemical Society, on April 3, 2019
Paved the way for electricity production using plastic by
developing high-performance thermoelectric materials
made of polymers
Professor Jang Jae-yeong’s team from the Department of
Energy Engineering
Published in Nano Energy , an international academic journal in the field of
nanoscience and energy, April edition
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Developed a cancer cell death-inducing anti-cancer
medicine by disturbing the cell’s ion homeostasis
Professor Yoon Chae-ok’s team from the Department of Bio
Engineering (joint-research)
Published in Advanced Science , an international academic journal,
as the cover publication on July 17, 2019
Paved the way for dramatic performance improvements
in virtual and augmented reality devices
Professor Kim Do-hwan’s team from the Department of
Chemical Engineering (joint-research)
Published in Advanced Materials , an international academic journal
on the materials science field, as the cover publication in the July edition
Developed an artificial muscle that is 40 times stronger
than human muscles
Professor Kim Seon-jeong’s team from the Division of Electrical
and Biomedical Engineering (joint-research)
Published in Science , an international academic journal on science,
in the July edition
Confirmed the effectiveness of treating pancreatic cancer
with NK cell therapy
Professor Yoon Chae-ok’s team from the Department of Bio
Engineering (joint-research)
Published in Cancers , an SCI-level international academic journal
in the July edition
Developed a predictive model for acute coronary artery
syndrome… Increased the possibility of detecting acute
diseases
Professor Noh Yeong-gyun’s team from the Department of
Computer Science (joint-research)
Published in the Journal of Medical Systems , an online version of
an SCI-level international academic journal, in the June edition
Developed a nanomagnet that uses less rare-earth
elements and has 1.5 times higher energy density
Professor Choa Yong-ho’s team from the Department of
Materials Science and Chemical Engineering
Published in ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces , an international
academic journal, as the cover publication for the 29th (July 24, 2019)
and 30th (July 31, 2019) editions
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Developed an electronic skin material that imitates
human Merkel cells
Professor Kim Do-hwan’s team from the Department of
Chemical Engineering
Published in Nature Communications , an online version of an international
academic journal, on September 5, 2019
Developed technology for a hierarchically distributed
energy management framework
Professor Choi Jin-sik from the Department of Computer
Science
Published in the IEEE Communications Magazine , an international electronic
and electrical engineering journal, in the July edition
Contributed to the commercialization of graphene by
developing a graphene film manufacturing technology
with increased rigidity
Professor Han Tae-hee from the Department of Organic and
Nano Engineering (joint-research)
Published in Nature Communications , an online version of an international
journal on basic science and engineering, in the August edition
Identified a gene scissor that only changes one DNA base
Professor Bae Sang-soo’s team from the Department of
Chemistry (joint-research)
Published in Nature Biotechnology , an online version of the international
academic journal, on September 24, 2019
Developed a technology that increases predictability of
the microRNA target gene
Professor Nam Jin-woo from the Department of Life Sciences
and Professor Hwang Jeong-wook from the Department of
Genetics (joint-research)
Published in Nature Communications , an international academic journal,
on September 13, 2019
Discovered the world’s first new therapeutic target gene
‘HERES’ for intractable esophageal cancer
Professor Nam Jin-woo’s team from the Department of Life
Science (joint-research)
Published in the newest edition of Proceedings of the National Academy
of Sciences
* Arranged in order of publication from NewsH
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The first participant among
Korean universities in 2016
produced three
Innovation Award winners
in 2020
CES
Innovation
Award
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Pragrant, an electronic
deodorant device using
bio-plasma technology
Curtain Disinfection
System with an Air
Purifier, PLACA
Smart Cane for the Blind
with Independent Power
Technology
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At the world’s largest electronics and information technology exhibition, CES
2020 (Consumer Electronics Show), held in Las Vegas, Nevada on January 2020,
Hanyang University received the Innovation Award for three of its products.
This marks the 2nd year in a row that Hanyang University has received the
Innovation Award following its previous achievement at CES 2019. The award-
winning products were ‘Pragrant’, an electronic deodorant device that uses
bioplasma technology, Plasma curtain ‘PLACA’, and ‘Smart Cane’ for
the visually-impaired. These products were submitted to the exhibition with
commercialized technologies that Hanyang University’s Industry-University-
Research Cooperation Foundation owns. Hanyang University’s consistent level of
support has paid dividends, such as in the establishment of the ‘D-Lab’ to support
commercialization of the foundation’s technologies into products.
CES and
Hanyang
University’s
Achievements
Hanyang University’s Startup Support Foundation held the Global Challenge Program
at CES 2020. Students and graduate startup founders of Hanyang University had the
opportunity to meet at the CES event site, including the graduates who founded ‘LetinAR,’
a company developing Augmented Reality Smart Glasses and ‘n.thing,’ the company that
received the Innovation Award.
- Maeil Business Daily, January 28, 2020
• Received three Product Innovation Awards; received
the award for two consecutive years (only Hanyang
University and Hanseo University received the award)
- Operated 8 booths; introduced 10 products;
dispatched 29 staff members
2020
• Received two Product Innovation Awards
(first Korean university to be awarded)
2019
• First Korean university to participate in the CES booth.
Operated one booth; demonstrated nine
product innovations
2016
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Technology Independence
Support Committee &
AI Solution Center
support medium-sized
businesses
Technological
Support for
Companies
The Technology Independence Support Committee, which
is directly responsible to the President, was established on
August 12 to help domestic companies with their technological
independence due to the Japanese trade regulations.
‘Hanyang University Technology Independence Support
Committee’ specializes in eight high-end technological fields:
semiconductors, energy, displays, automobiles,
electrical and electronics, parts and materials, mechanical
components, and chemical and biological materials. At Seoul
campus, professors from the College of Engineering and Natural
Sciences will participate in all eight fields. At ERICA campus,
professors from the College of Engineering and the College
of Science and Technology Convergence will participate in
the following four fields: electrical and electronics, parts and
materials, mechanical components, and chemical and biological
materials. Approximately 300 professors from both campuses
will participate in the support group.
Established the
Technology
Independence Support
Committee to overcome
Japanese trade
regulations
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Under the slogan, ‘The Best for a Better World,’ Hanyang University,
which was established in the spirit of ‘Love in Deed and Truth,’ aims to
be a university that accompanies the global world. The slogan reflects
expectations and challenges to take a larger role in the education and
research field. During the ever-changing 2019 industrial topography,
Hanyang University demonstrated its ability to help companies directly,
while also achieving its best in assisting society when faced with problems
of the time, such as the Japanese trade regulation or in securing artificial
intelligence technologies.
Recently, companies have been gaining competitiveness with
artificial intelligence (AI). IBM Watson and Amazon are proving
their excellence in the medical and health care fields and in
shopping and commerce with specialized artificial intelligence.
By opening the Hanyang AI Solution Center on October 10, the
center will provide artificial intelligence technical consulting
and solutions to industrial and manufacturing companies to
improve the competitiveness of these industries, which are the
foundations of the Korean economy.
The Hanyang AI
Solution Center aims
to be the best in AI
consulting
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Hanyang alumni brings
pride to Hanyangians
Notable Alumni
Association
18
Class of ’85~’88 Reunion
The reunion of Hanyang alumni from the classes of ’85 to ’88 opens lunch sharing events for
students.
Class of ’79 Reunion
For the first time in 10 years, the funds raised
by Class of ’79 alumni members exceeded
100 million won. Starting from 2019, the fund
is expected to provide 4 million won to five
students every year.
Established the Alumnae Association
More than 80 thousand female graduates
established an alumnae reunion for women
and began their activity with the start of the
first Love Sharing Bazaar.
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There are people gathering up in the name of Hanyang.
They are making efforts to remember their alma mater, help
their juniors in school, and make the world a better place.
This enduring image has become the lasting culture of Hanyang
and its pride.
The Class of ’59 for the Department of
Organic and Nano Engineering
To celebrate the 60th anniversary of matriculation,
the Class of ’59 visited Hanyang University in
April to donate scholarships and to witness
some of the most astonishing improvements.
Hanyang Harmony
The Hanyang alumni volunteer group continued
their charity work without rest in 2019 with
a volunteer food truck to help the needy, the
gimjang sharing event, a fundraising music
concert, and a briquette delivery.
Sharing warm meals, ‘Dda-bap’
An association of current faculty members
who graduated from Hanyang held a late-
night event during the exam period for their
juniors in school with a warm meal in order to
encourage them.
Hanyang Alumni Staff Association
The group of staff members consisting of
Hanyang alumni donated 120 million won for
the development of their alma mater, which
is an amount they have been raising up to
now. The Hanyang Alumni Staff Association’s
donation will be used for scholarships.
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Putting the spotlight on
the impact of 330,000
Hanyang alumni
Alumni of
Hanyang
Winners of the
‘2019 Outstanding
Hanyang Engineers
Award’
Lee Joong-ah
Division of Mechanical
Engineering, Class of ’56
President of Daedong Systems
Han Sang-joong
Department of Electrical
Engineering, Class of ’57
President of Gumsung Electronics
and Controls
Lee Hong-ki
Division of Business
Administration, Class of ’67
President of the Goldline Group
Hwang Young-woo
Advanced Management
Program (AMP) 50th graduate
CEO of On the River
19
Winners of the
‘2019 School of
Business Award’
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Hong Nam-ki
Division of Economics, Class of ’80
Korea’s 8th Deputy Prime Minister and
Minister of Strategy and Finance
Lee Jung-eun
Department of Theater and Film, Class of ’88
Starred in the film ‘Parasite’, ‘ The Light in Your Eyes’ and
‘When the Camellia Blooms.’
Kim Hyang-gi
Department of Theater and Film, Class of ’19
2019 Hanyang University freshman in the Department
of Theater and Film, won ‘The 39th Blue Dragon Award
for the Best Supporting Actress’
Choo Mi-ae
Department of Law, Class of ’77
Appointed as the new Minister of Justice
in January 2020
Park Hang-seo
Department of Physical Education, Class of ’77
Director of the Vietnamese national soccer team,
wins the ‘2019 Southeast Asian Game (SEA)’
for the first time in 60 years
Jang Dong-yoon
Department of Economics and Finance, Class of ’11
Received a wide attention through the role
of a drag queen ‘Nokdu’ in the drama,
‘The Tale of Nokdu’
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With more than 14
billion won in annual
donations, love for
Hanyang continuesDonation
Stories
President Park Hwa-yeong (Department of Voice, Class of ’79)
of Incoco, a global company famous for its nail strips, donated
10 billion won to Hanyang University for student support. His
donation will be used for the concert hall construction that
junior musicians can freely perform at.
Park Hwa-yeong,
CEO of Incoco,
donates 10 billion won
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According to the status of the university development fund, the amount
of donations has reached more than 14 billion won in the past one year
(December 2018 - November 2019). Especially in August alone,
4.2 billion won was donated, showing the love of alumni. Going beyond
the amount of money that was donated, there are warm-hearted minds with
unique stories of their alma mater, which enhances Hanyang’s pride.
• President Hwang Gyu-bin, ‘the legend of Silicon Valley,’
donated 2.3 billion won for the construction of the Electronics Building.
• Students from the Department of Theater and Film donated their prize money of 7.5 million won
to the Theater Music Festival as support for the production of the performance for theater majors.
• Chairman Cheon Jeong-gi of Seegen Medical donated 500 million won
for the development of the School of Business.
• The Hanyang Staff Alumni Association donated 120 million won for student scholarships.
• Director Kim Seong-yun, the best rheumatism expert in Korea, donated 300 million won.
• CEO Lee Hyun-jun of Ekyss donated a language course pass for students from the School of Business.
• President Lee Hong-gi of the Goldline Group donated 100 million won
for the development of the School of Business.
• CEO Lee Gyeong-rok of Hyobong donated 100 million won as a scholarship for ROTC students.
• CEO Kim Dong-shin of DawooKID donated 100 million won for startups and
constructing an incubating facility.
• Chairman Min Byeong-cheol of the Sunfull Foundation donated 100 million won
for the globalization of the university.
• The late Jeong Soon-ae, a nurse who worked for Hanyang University Hospital her whole life after
graduating from the School of Nursing, donated 400 million won for the training of juniors.
* We ask for your understanding in that
only some of the donations can be presented here.
Released an App <Together, Hanyang> for Donations
The Office of External Affairs and Development released an
app for fast and easy donations. The app can be downloaded
from the Google Play Store.
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“Is this really Korea?”
More than 7,000 foreign
students are coming to
Hanyang every yearGlobalization
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) Ministry of Education’s program, “Short term invitational training
for high school students,” sent 40 outstanding high school students on a two-week visit to Hanyang
University toward the end of March, providing them with diverse experiences.
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As of 2018, over 140,000 foreign exchange students have come to Korea to study.
Hanyang University Seoul campus is keeping pace with the changes of this global
era. It can be said that Hanyang is a ‘small global village.’ Students from a total
of 60 to 70 countries are attending classes together on the same campus.
Hanyang University hosts talented students from around the world by signing
business agreements (MOU) with Study in Korea and the governments of various
countries’. About 3,200 international students are pursuing bachelor’s, master’s,
or doctoral degrees, with approximately 1,500 students attending the school as
exchange students every year. Additionally, almost 2,500 foreign students join the
Hanyang International Summer School each year.
Hanyang International Summer School
1,700 students from 51 countries
Hanyang International Winter School
700 participants, the largest scale among Korean universities
Thanksgiving Day Event College of Engineering, Cultural Experience
Through this project, the Korean government helps domestic
universities expand their outstanding higher education systems
internationally with the support for developing countries’
establishment or reorganization of university departments,
strengthening of professor capabilities, and the management of
the recipient country’s local community development programs.
Hanyang University, selected for the program, will be supported
with 100 to 400 million won annually for seven years, which will help
enhance the new and renewable energy engineering education
capacity of Arusha College of Engineering, Tanzania.
Selected as the leading
university for promoting
international cooperation
in 2020
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Hanyang’s global
landscape seen through
a public TV documentary
KBS
Documentary
3 Days
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On October 26, 2019, KBS 2TV’s Documentary 3 Days was filmed
at Seoul campus of Hanyang University. It featured lively retellings
of Hanyang international students’ campus stories from all around
the world. The documentary generated a lot of interest after it was
broadcasted. The international students starring in Documentary 3 Days
represented many different nationalities. Driven by a will to study in
Korea, they came from the Netherlands, Mozambique, Uzbekistan,
China, Chile, and many other nations.
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HYlion has transformed!
Hanyang’s characters
have adopted friendlier
designsHYlion 2.0
Evolved
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Did the official character of Hanyang University change from a lion into a
forsythia flower? The real change of HYlion, a representative character of
Hanyang University, that made a splash on social media was an update that
came with the tag “2.0.” HYlion 2.0 is the second version of “HYlion 1.0,”
the original mascot of Hanyang University. HYnari was named by mixing
the name Hanyang (HY) and forsythia (Nari), the university’s official flower.
HYlion 2.0’s appearance is simpler and cuter compared to that of HYlion 1.0.
The blue hair has not changed, although its formative details have.
There will be new items for sale, including key rings
These characters are also being designed into various emoticons
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http://hyu.wiki
Define, record and connect everything in Hanyang
What about recording the
entirety of Hanyang?
Hanyang encyclopedia to
look back on 100 years
of Hanyang
Hanyang Wiki,
Hanyang’s own
Encyclopedia
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* Only offered in Korean
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To prepare for the era of
Web 3.0
To serve as a channel
for the expansion of
university brands and
public relations
Access to the Hanyang Wiki is
available on the upper menu
of the university’s official
website.
Hanyang Wiki is also
optimized for mobile screens,
and information can be
accessed easily through its
search function.
Three Details about its Introduction
To improve the
university-related
information’s flow and
service
1 2 3
Although Hanyang, a collegiate university, has a history of 80 years
with 330,000 alumni, there were limitations when it came to recording
and managing everything. Now the university has built a Hanyang-
specific platform that can create a keyword-based online encyclopedia
and use it to manage various information. Entries are currently being
written with the help of Hanyangians.
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The Old Administration
Building became a
precious cultural property
of KoreaOld Administration
Building Designated
as a Cultural
Heritage Site
The Old Administration Building was built out of stone. Late Professor
Park Hak-jae designed an L-shaped, three-story building. The entryway on the
second floor, facing the International Building, was used as the main entrance.
1956
After a fire broke out at the Old Administration Building in 1963, an extension was
added to the current four-story, shaped Old Administration Building. The late
Professor Jang Gi-in (Department of Architectural Engineering), the designer of
the extension and renovation, emphasized the symbolism of the university’s main
building by introducing designs in a neoclassical style. Professor Jang finished the
outer wall with stones and built a colonnade at the central part of the building to
complete the current appearance of the Old Administration Building.
1965
The Old Administration Building was vacated due to the opening of the New
Administration Building that subsequently took over all administrative duties.2009
Through remodeling, the Old Administration Building was reborn as a History
Museum that showcases Hanyang’s developmental steps.2015
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The Old Administration Building of Hanyang University Seoul campus was
registered No. 751 of the Registered Cultural Properties on May 7, 2019.
Registered cultural properties are cultural assets designated and managed by the
Cultural Heritage Administration in recognition of their value in preservation.
Recognizing its unique architectural style and the historic characteristics of
Hanyang that have cultivated a lot of core industrial talents,
the Cultural Heritage Administration designated the Old Administration Building
as a Registered Cultural Property.
In 1953, the Old
Administration Building of
Hanyang University Seoul
campus was a wooden
barrack building, built from
wood donated by the Eighth
United States Army.
In 1956, the Old
Administration Building of
Hanyang University Seoul
campus was designed by the
late Professor Park Hak-jae.
The interior of the exhibition
space inside the Old
Administration Building of
Hanyang University Seoul
campus. In 2015, the Old
Administration Building of
Hanyang University Seoul
campus became a History
Museum that displays the
history of Hanyang.
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With an affordable studio
apartment next to the
Campus students can
coexist in harmony with
the local community
Students’
Coexistence with
the Local
Community
The First Seongdong Hanyang Coexistence Dormitory, which reduces students’ housing fees by half,
began its test operation on May 2, 2019, when 21 units were provided in the first six months alone.
The average market price of studio apartment rentals near Hanyang University is 500,000 won
monthly with a 10 million won initial deposit. Firstly, in order to decrease the monthly rent, the initial
deposits were increased to 30 million won through negotiation with the landlords, and the increased
deposits were loaned to the students by the Korea Land & Housing Corporation (LH). By utilizing this
funding, the LH can lend students 29 million won with 1% annual interest. The loan interest is then
paid for by Hanyang University and Seongdong-gu. Hanyang University and Seongdong-gu each
provides 75,000 won, totaling 150,000 won in scholarships, which allows students to live near the
campus for a deposit of only one million won and just 250,000 won monthly rent.
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Is there any way to reduce students’ burden when looking for housing?
This was the start of Korea’s first Coexistence Dormitory,
which Hanyang University created with the Seongdong District Office
and the Korea Land and Housing Corporation (LH). It opened a path
towards coexistence through the participation of not only institutions
but also the local landlords.
Half-priced brokerage support service
Seongdong-gu, in cooperation with local residents, LH, and the
university, carries out a service that allows Hanyang University
and Hanyang Women’s University students to pay just 50% of the
brokerage fee when they sign a housing contract. This will bring
about an estimated 210 million won in savings for students annually.
123 district mediation offices are currently participating.
Seongdong Hanyang
Coexistence Dormitory
In addition to being inexpensive,
the dormitory is located 10 minutes away from Hanyang University
Sageun-dong
Deposit
LH can lend students
29 million won
with 1% annual interest
30 million won
One million won
Monthly Rent
Hanyang University and
Seongdong-gu provide
150,000 won
400,000 won
250,000 won
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Continuing to build
better facilities and
infrastructure for students
Campus
Remodeling
HIT
HIT Comax Startup Town
extension
• Completed in August 2019
Facilities
Improvement
Created the Dry Lab on the first floor of the College of Medicine / Improved the environment of the PK Laboratory
on the second floor of Hanyang University Hospital / Created HY-LIVE Telepresence Studios on the fifth and sixth
floors of the College of Economics and Finance / Created the Go Yoon-jae Chemical Engineering Computerized
Processing Room on the fifth floor of the Engineering Center / Created the Huons Fab Lab Cooperation Robotics
Center on the second basement floor of Engineering Building II / Created a PC Laboratory on the fourth floor
of Engineering Building II / Created a lounge on the first floor of the College of Social Sciences / Created the AI
Solution Center on the fifth floor of HIT / Created a multipurpose hall for the Hanyang University Institute for
Outstanding Individuals on the first floor of the Alumni Association Building
Seoul Campus
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Exterior walls of
Music Halls
Outer wall of Music Hall I and
Music Hall II painted
• Completed in September 2019
HIT 5th Floor
AI Solution Center built
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When alumni visit their alma mater after a long time, they say that the
campus is different from when they were students. That is because the
ever-changing and improving campus impresses them. In 2019, new
spaces were created through large and small construction projects, and
many inconveniences were improved. In particular, Hanyang University is
working to create a better educational environment through the installation
of IC-PBL classrooms.
Democracy Square
Remodeling of Democracy
Square in celebration of the
40th anniversary of ERICA
campus
• Completed in November 2019
ERICA Campus
Engineering Building V
Remodeling of the basement of
Engineering Building V and the
creation of Sunken
• Completed in November 2019
Conference Hall
Remodeling of the
amphitheatre of the conference
hall and lecture rooms
• Completed in February 2020
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Preview of Upcoming
Campus Changes
in 2020
Under
Construction
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Sports Grounds
Construction of a track and
field with artificial grass with an
underground parking lot below
• Expected completion
in March 2020
• 2 basement level with one above
the ground floor
• Sports facilities (artificial grass,
basketball court, track)
Parking Lot (863 units)
Electric charging station
(11 units)
Multi-purpose room (49 rooms)
School of Nursing
Construction of the School
of Nursing Future Education
Center
• Expected completion
in July 2020
• Situated between HIT and
the hospital
• One basement level ~ six floors
above ground (4,178.96m2)
• Construction of an auditorium,
open space, study cafe,
and nursing practice lab
Seoul Campus
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Changes to Hanyang campuses will continue in 2020.
Hanyang’s pride will grow with careful preparation
and constant efforts to create a better environment and
educational conditions.
ERICA Research Center
Expansion to five stories from
two stories
• Expected completion
in July 2020
• Expansion extent: 3,976m2
Sciences and
Technology Building II
Sunken construction and
basement remodeling
• Expected completion
in December 2020
ERICA Campus
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Designing Hanyang’s
promotional videos and
brochures with the latest
trends!Official
Promotional
Materials
Official university brochure
The brochure is published in five languages:
Korean, English, Chinese, Spanish, and Russian.
Official Brochure
http://hyu.ac/prbooke
(eBook site)
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New official university promotional video and brochure are
produced every four years, attracting a lot of attention.
With new trends in mind, Hanyang focuses on high-quality
production as well as interesting content when creating
promotional videos and brochures.
So be sure to check out Hanyang’s productions.
Promotional Video
http://hyu.ac/prmoviee
(Official Homepage)
Official university promotional video
The approximately ten-minute long promotional video describes
the four areas of education, research, social innovation, and startups,
that Hanyang University, which is celebrating its 80th anniversary, is
concentrating on.
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Reaching out to
Hanyangians across
various platforms
Expanding Story
Channels
Hanyang × Kakao News (KakaoTalk)
Good news from Hanyang is knocking on your
door. Don’t miss out on important news and
announcements from Hanyang every week
through Hanyang’s smart promotional channel.
* only offered in Korean
Daily Briefing (KakaoTalk)
Subscribe to Hanyang’s daily briefing, which is
often covered by the media.
* only offered in Korean
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Many doors are waiting to be opened, not only for Hanyangians,
but even for those who are interested in Hanyang.
Various social network services that deliver selected Hanyang
contents were deepened and diversified in 2019.
Please take a look at the KakaoTalk service and email
newsletter that provide easier access.
HYU High (Newsletter)
HYU High is a newsletter that
is sent monthly worldwide,
filled with core contents such
as the cover story, researcher
of the month, and main
events.
* English only
QR code for subscription
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Colleges and Graduate Studies
Graduate School
Seoul Campus Engineering / Medicine / Humanities and Social Sciences / Natural Sciences / Performing Arts
ERICA Campus Engineering / Pharmacy / Humanities and Social Sciences / Natural Sciences / Performing Arts
153 Departments for Master’s Degree 145 Departments for Doctoral Degree
Professional Graduate School
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
Specialized Graduate School
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 in Convergence Real Estate /
Graduate School of Public Health / Graduate School of Counseling Psychology
ERICA Campus Graduate School of Industrial Convergence
Graduate Programs
Colleges
Seoul Campus
16 Colleges, 61Departments
ERICA Campus
9 Colleges, 49 Departments
College of Engineering / College of Medicine / College
of Humanities / College of Social Sciences / College of
Natural Sciences / College of Policy Science / College
of Economics and Finance / School of Business /
College of Education / College of Human Ecology /
College of Music / College of Performing Arts and
Sport / School of Nursing / Division of International
Studies / Division of Industrial Convergence /
School of Intelligence
College of Engineering Sciences /
College of Computing / College of Pharmacy /
College of Science and Convergence Technology /
College of Languages and Cultures /
College of Communication / College of Business and
Economics / College of Design /
College of Sports and Arts
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By the Numbers

Hanyang Facts
2018 ratio of
scholarships to
tuition fees
37.6 %
2018 Total Tuition Fees
3,120 Million Won
2018 Total Scholarships
1,174 Million Won
2018 Financial Budget Measuring Unit: 100 Million Won
Seoul Campus’ Educational Expenditures
3,685 Million Won
Seoul Campus’ Industry-University Cooperation Foundation
2,930 Million Won
ERICA Campus’ Educational Expenditures
1,591Million Won
ERICA Campus’ Industry-University Cooperation Foundation
1,018 Million Won
Scholarships as of 2018
Campus Size 2019. 4. 1
1,519,557m2
Seoul Campus
401,729 m2
ERICA Campus
1,117,828 m2
Campus Site
137Buildings
Seoul
89 Buildings
ERICA
48 Buildings
Number of Buildings
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University Rankings & Status
World University Rankings
2020 Chosun Daily -
QS Asian University Rankings
24 th
Global Social Innovation
Platform
Registered into Ashoka U
2019 Asia’s Most Innovative
Universities by Reuter
11th
QS World University
Rankings (2020)
150th
Engineering
91st
Social Sciences and Management
129th
Natural Sciences
172nd
Arts and Humanities
199th
Life Sciences and Medicine
301st
2020 Rankings will be released on February of 2020.
World University Rankings by Subject (2019)
Youth Dream University Rankings
by Dong-A Daily, Best Category
for 4 consecutive times
BEST
Obtained certification from the
Accreditation Board of Engineering
Education of Korea (ABEEK)
ABEEK
Obtained International
Education Quality Assurance
System (IEQAS)
IEQAS
National University Rankings
Seoul3rd ERICA10th
2019 Joong-Ang Daily
University Rankings
Ranked2nd
2019 Korea Economic Daily - Global
Research Engineering School Assessment
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International Exchange
Mongolia
26
China
2,684
Number of Foreign Students in Degree Programs as of 2019
3,188 Students
Pakistan
57
Vietnam
66 Malaysia
61 Others
233
USA
24
Japan
37
Exchange Students
1,298 Students
Seoul Campus
1,113 ERICA Campus
185
Study Abroad
699 Students
USA
119 France
71 China
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Short-Term Programs
297Students
837 Partner Universities
International Summer / Winter Programs
2,847Students
Japan
129
USA
111
Singapore
1,356 China
686
Indonesia
82
USA
47
China
183
UAE
44
Foreign Students Taking Korean Courses 3,198 Students
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Connect to
HANYANG
Hanyang University Official Homepage
http://www.hanyang.ac.kr
Hanyang University Global News Site, NewsH
https://www.hanyang.ac.kr/web/eng/news
Office of International Affairs
http://www.dic.hanyang.ac.kr
Hanyang Exchange Program
http://www.hanyangexchange.com
exchangein@hanyang.ac.kr
Spaces that begin with “Like” and complete with sharing
Official Hanyang Facebook page!
https://www.facebook.com/HanyangUniv
Meet Hanyang through videos
Official YouTube channel for campus news and scenery
https://www.youtube.com/playHanyangUniv
Meet Hanyang through meaningful photos
Tag your post with #hanyang on Instagram!
https://www.instagram.com/Hanyang_Univ
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Media Channels

Hanyang Wiki uses the same system as
the well-known global site, Wikipedia. This
platform will be continuously used as Hanyang
University’s online encyclopedia for all members
of Hanyang University.
* only in Korean
HANYANG
Wiki
http://hyu.wiki
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Subway Line 2
New Ansan Line
HYU ERICA
Campus
HYU Seoul
Campus
Planned for completion by 2023
Gangnam
Apgujeong Garosu-gil
Hongik University
Jamsil
Myeong-dong
Yeouido
Gwanghwamun
Namsan
Publisher Hanyang University www.hanyang.ac.kr
Serial # 2020-02
Date of Issue February. 28. 2020
Planning Media Strategy Center (newsh@hanyang.ac.kr)
Address Seoul Campus 222, Wangsimni-ro, Seongdong-gu, Seoul, 04763, Korea
ERICA Campus 55 Hanyangdaehak-ro, Sangnok-gu, Ansan, Gyeonggi-do, 15588, Korea
Design and Editing Kim Hyung-yoon Production Company 02-335-4741
This book can be found at Hanyang University’s e-book Homepage (http://book.hanyang.ac.kr)
2020
Hanyang Pride 30
since 2013. 8th Edition