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Key Issues, Achievements,
and Activities of Hanyang in 2021
Hanyang Pride 30
2022
국문 ENG
01 2021 Paiknam Prize
02 World University Rankings
03 Domestic University Rankings
04 World’s Top 1% Researchers
05 Notable Achievements in Research
06 Patent Achievements
07 Student Research Achievements
08 Selected for Large R&D Projects
09 Innovation Sharing University
10 Launching a Contract-Based Department for AI
11 IC-PBL Achievements
12 Digital Healthcare Center
13 New Spaces
14 New Looks of the Main Entrance and the Lion Statue
15 Employment upon Graduation
16 Achievements in National Examinations
17 Nurturing Future CEOs
18 HY-LU
19 Gunggeumhanyang Chatbot
20 Redesigned Website
21 HYPER & Post+
22 Donations
23 Notable Alumni Association
24 Outreach
25 Metaverse Events
26 Under Construction
27 Medical Center Achievements
28 Return of the Student Council
29 Hanyang People in the Spotlight
30 Hanyang in Social Network Services

2022
01 2021 Paiknam Prize
02 World University Rankings
03 Domestic University Rankings
04 World’s Top 1% Researchers
05 Notable Achievements in Research
06 Patent Achievements
07 Student Research Achievements
08 Selected for Large R&D Projects
09 Innovation Sharing University
10 Launching a Contract-Based Department for AI
11 IC-PBL Achievements
12 Digital Healthcare Center
13 New Spaces
14 New Looks of the Main Entrance and the Lion Statue
15 Employment upon Graduation
16 Achievements in National Examinations
17 Nurturing Future CEOs
18 HY-LU
19 Gunggeumhanyang Chatbot
20 Redesigned Website
21 HYPER & Post+
22 Donations
23 Notable Alumni Association
24 Outreach
25 Metaverse Events
26 Under Construction
27 Medical Center Achievements
28 Return of the Student Council
29 Hanyang People in the Spotlight
30 Hanyang in Social Network Services

2022
Hanyang Pride 30
since 2013
* All dates without indication of the year in this booklet should be assumed to be for the year 2021,
unless otherwise specified.

In 2021, Hanyang overcame many of the difficulties
resulting from the prolonged COVID-19 epidemic.
While the school endeavored to prevent the spread
of the virus, it also promoted student-centered
learning and administration through high-quality
programs and activities.
Achievements in research and business activities
drew domestic and international attention.
The people of Hanyang have also actively made
progress in various fields.
Hanyang’s exceptional performance in 2021 is
manifestation of its unceasing efforts to lead the
way to the future.
2021 82nd Hanyang
2022 83rd Hanyang

C O N T E N T S
01 2021 Paiknam Prize
02 World University Rankings
03 Domestic University Rankings
04 World’s Top 1% Researchers
05 Notable Achievements in Research
06 Patent Achievements
07 Student Research Achievements
08 Selected for Large R&D Projects
09 Innovation Sharing University
10 Launching a Contract-Based
Department for AI
11 IC-PBL Achievements
12 Digital Healthcare Center
13 New Spaces
14 New Looks of the Main Entrance
and the Lion Statue
15 Employment upon Graduation
16 Achievements in National
Examinations
17 Nurturing Future CEOs
18 HY-LU
19 Gunggeumhanyang Chatbot
20 Redesigned Website
21 HYPER & Post+
22 Donations
23 Notable Alumni Association
24 Outreach
25 Metaverse Events
26 Under Construction
27 Medical Center Achievements
28 Return of the Student Council
29 Hanyang People in the Spotlight
30 Hanyang in Social Network
Services
HANYANG PRIDE 30

01
2021
Paiknam Prize
Paiknam Memorial Association
2021 The Fifth Paiknam Awards
The 5th Paiknam Awards were held in 2021. The Paiknam Prize was
established in honor of Dr. Kim Lyun-joon, the founder of the Hanyang
Foundation. Each year, the winners are awarded KRW 200 million in prizes.
The winners of the 5th Paiknam Prize were Choi Yang-hee (Engineering
Award), the president of Hallym University, Korean Chamber Orchestra (Music
Award) and Korea Nursing Association (Human Rights and Service Award).
The award ceremony was held on October 15.
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Choi Yang-hee, President of Hallym University, wins
the Paiknam Engineering Award
Choi Yang-hee, President of Hallym University, was chosen
as the recipient of the Paiknam Engineering Award. At
Seoul National University, Choi had been a professor in the
Department of Computer Science and Engineering, the first
president of the Graduate School of Convergence Science
and Technology, and the first chair of the AI Committee.
He also served as the first president of the Samsung Future
Technology Promotion Foundation, and as the Minister of
Science, ICT and Future Planning. In the field of information
and communication technology (ICT), Choi has accomplished
outstanding research achievements, including publication of
719 research papers and obtaining 41 patents.
Korean Chamber Orchestra receives the Paiknam
Music Award
The Korean Chamber Orchestra, winner of the Paiknam Music
Award, has been internationally representing Korea as an
official UN Chamber Orchestra for Peace, and as UNESCO’s
Chamber Ensemble for Peace. The Korean Chamber Orchestra
has been performing actively around the world, in festivals
and global stages beyond Korea, earning international
recognition as a global- leading orchestra.
Korea Nursing Association receives the Paiknam
Human Rights and Service Award
Founded in 1923, the Korea Nursing Association, the recipient
of the 2021 Paiknam Human Rights and Service Award, is the
largest medical organization for professionals in Korea. It will
be celebrating its 100th anniversary in 2023. The Association
conducts various activities to support nurses who are serving
patients on the COVID frontlines. In the early days of the
COVID-19 pandemic in Korea, the Association recruited 4,000
nurses as volunteers.
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In the 2022 QS Asia University Rankings published by Quacquarelli Symonds (QS), a
UK company specializing in the analysis of higher education institutions around the
world, Hanyang University ranked 24th in Asia and 6th in Korea, following the previous year.
According to the results of the 2022 World University Rankings announced by the QS,
Hanyang University ranked 156th in the world and 7th in Korea.
24th place in the 2022 QS Asian University Rankings
156th place in the 2022 QS World University Rankings
7th in Korea
6th in Korea24th in Asia
156th in the world
02
World
University
Rankings
Hanyang University Shows
Outstanding Performance in
Global Rankings
With extraordinary insight and passion, Hanyang University continues to
make remarkable progress. In global evaluations, such as QS Asian University
Rankings, QS World University Rankings, and the Asian University Rankings,
Hanyang University has made advancements and achieved a comparable
standing with the world’s leading universities. So, let us take a look at the
global performance of Hanyang University from 2021.
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Hanyang University ranked 6th in the 2021 THE World University Impact Rankings
in the category of industry, innovation, and infrastructure. THE World University
Impact Rankings is a global performance table that assesses universities against 17 items of the UN’s Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs).
42nd place in the 2021 THE Asian University Rankings…
Ranked 5th in Korea for Industry Income
6th place in 2021 THE World University Impact Rankings:
Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure
Hanyang University was ranked in the 42nd place in the 2021 THE Asian University
Rankings, organized by Times Higher Education (THE). It slipped four places
compared to the previous year, but the total score was 1.5 points higher than that
of the previous year, and scores of all five indexes went up. In particular, the industry income score was 97.6 points,
which was 5.3 points higher than that of the previous year and fifth-highest in Korea.
Employer-School Partnership Index
Hanyang University was ranked 96th in the 2022 QS Graduate Employability Rankings
and entered the world’s top-100 for the first time. The QS Graduate Employability
Rankings celebrates its sixth year in 2022. It evaluates 500 universities around the world based on a total of five
indicators: Employer Reputation (30%); Graduate Success Index (25%); Employer-School Partnerships (25%);
Employer-Student Relationships (10%); and Graduate Employment Rates (10%).
Hanyang University ranked first in Korea and 78th in the world in Employer-School Partnerships. Based on the
Elsevier’s Scopus’ database, this index measures the cooperative research relationship between universities and
global companies, and includes 2000 global companies listed by Fortune, and Forbes, leading finance/economy
magazines in the United States. This result testifies to Hanyang University’s active response to society’s changing
demands through industry-academia cooperation.
Ranked 96th in the 2022 QS Graduate Employability Rankings…
Entering the top 100 for the first time in history
Ranked 78th worldwideNo. 1 in Korea
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Seoul campus and ERICA campus rank in the 3rd and 10th best in Korea, respectively, in 2021
JoongAng Ilbo University Rankings
In the 2021 JoongAng Ilbo University Rankings, Hanyang University Seoul Campus ranked 3rd and ERICA Campus
ranked 10th. With this, Hanyang University made its mark in history, for having both campuses ranked in the top-10
for a total of six ranking cycles, or seven consecutive years since 2015 (there was no evaluation in 2020).
Seoul and ERICA Campuses
Ranked in Top-10 for
the Sixth Time
Hanyang University has been building upon the school ethos of insight and
practical learning to discover new and emerging fields. Both Seoul and ERICA
campuses have shown exceptional growth, and are demonstrating notable
performances in domestic university rankings. Both campuses are in the top-
10, and achieving new records ─ and are even being benchmarked by other
universities.
03
Domestic
University
Rankings
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Ranked 4th in 2021 Hankyung Science and
Engineering University Rankings for Two
Consecutive Years
In the 2021 Science and Engineering University
Rankings conducted jointly by the Korea Economic
Daily and Global Research, Hanyang University ranked
4th among domestic universities with a total score of
291 points. This is the same ranking as the previous
year when it scored 301 points.
No. 2 in the 2021 National Customer
Satisfaction Index (NCSI) for Two Consecutive
Years
Hanyang University ranked in the second place
for the second year in a row in the 2021 National
Customer Satisfaction Survey conducted by the Korea
Productivity Center. This survey was conducted among
students enrolled in 15 private universities located in
the metropolitan area.
Selected as an excellent startup education
program and recipient of a commendation by
the Minister of Education
Hanyang University was selected as a university with
an excellent startup education program in 2021 in
recognition of its contribution to the widespread
entrepreneurship and vitalization of student startups.
In addition, it received a commendation by the Minister
of Education and proved to be an excellent educator of
young entrepreneurs.
Ranked no. 2 among 15 private
universities in the metropolitan
area for two consecutive years
Total score of
291
No. 4
in Korea
Ranked No. 2
for 2 consecutive years
Selected as a university with
an excellent startup
education program
Commendation from the
Minister of Education
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Prof. Kim Ki-hyun advances technology that
measures hazardous substances in the air
Professor Kim Ki-hyun of the Department of Civil and
Environmental Engineering has been selected as one of the
top-1% researchers in the field of Environment and Ecology
for three consecutive years. This year, Kim was named in
an additional field of Engineering. Kim’s main research
area is air pollutant removal technology. He is developing
matte catalyst and functional materials to apply adsorption
technology as a way to solve air pollution problems. He is a
world-class researcher in a high-efficiency air purification
system that combines material technology and air
purification technology. His research has contributed to the
advancement of low-temperature concentrated thermal
desorption-based pretreatment technology for accurate
measurement of odors and harmful substances present
in trace amounts in the atmosphere. Kim was selected as
a National Scholar of Korea for building an air-pollution
management system.
Prof. Kim Ki-hyun
*List of professors in Korean alphabetical order
04
World’s
Top 1%
Researchers
Kim Ki-hyun, Baek Woon-gyu,
and Sun Yang-guk
among Top-1 Percent
Researchers in the World
Clarivate, a global research and analytics company, has selected and
announced 6,602 highly cited researchers (HCR) in the world. In the list of
top-1% researchers were 44 Korean researchers with the highest number
of citations in the world. Kim Ki-hyun, a professor of the Department of
Construction and Environmental Engineering, and Baek Woon-gyu and
Sun Yang-guk, professors of the Department of Energy Engineering, were
Hanyang’s representatives that made it to the HCR list.
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Prof. Baek Woon-gyu leads the advancement
of semiconductor device process technology
Baek Woon-gyu, a professor of the Department
of Energy Engineering, was selected as a top-1%
researcher for the second consecutive year in the field
of Crossfield. His research is believed to have had an
impact on researchers in other fields. Baek’s main
research areas are energy materials, energy devices
fabrication, and semiconductor device processes. Baek’s
research team has received attention for their research
on improving the efficiency of sodium ion batteries.
The team is developing new-energy technologies,
such as next-generation secondary batteries, based on
material design and reforming technology. Moreover,
Baek is collaborating with leading domestic and foreign
semiconductor companies to lead the advancement of
semiconductor device processing technology.
Prof. Sun Yang-guk develops next-generation
secondary battery cathode materials
Sun Yang-guk, a professor in the Department of Energy
Engineering, has been selected as one of the top-1%
researchers in the world for six consecutive years since
2016. Sun was named in two fields ─ chemistry, and
materials science ─ for the second time this year.
Professor Sun Yang-guk is a world-renowned scholar
who has made remarkable findings in the secondary
battery materials field even before the emergence of
the secondary battery market. He has published 664
journals related to secondary batteries alone, and the
total number of citations is 68,364 (based on Google
scholar as of November 2021). In addition, Sun was
able to develop a next-generation secondary battery
cathode material completely locally. This secondary
cathode can maintain 90% or more of performance
even after 20 years of use and is believed to accelerate
the 3rd-generation electric vehicle market.
Prof. Sun Yang-guk
Prof. Baek Woon-gyu
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Development of liver disease classification
technology using machine learning
Professor Noh Young-kyun, Department of Computer Software (joint
research)
Announced in November 2020 at the American Association for the
Study of Liver Diseases (AASLD) Conference
05
Notable
Achievements
in Research
Hanyang Leads
the Future through Research
Hanyang University is receiving increased attention for its competent and
enthusiastic faculty and their outstanding research achievements on future
technologies and industries. Some of the most noteworthy research successes
of Hanyang University faculty are as follows:
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Invention of a new method of measuring
intraocular pressure
Joint research by Professor Lee Won-jun of the Department of Medicine
and Professor Park Jun-hong of the School of Mechanical Engineering
Published on January 13th issue of the Scientific Reports by the Nature
Portfolio
The world’s first successful observation of the
moment of nucleation
Lee Won-cheol, Professor in the Department of Mechanical
Engineering, and the team (joint research)
Published in the January 29 issue of Science, the world’s most
prestigious academic journal
Development of fast and powerful new artificial
muscle
Kim Seon-jeong, Professor in the Department of Electrical and
Biomedical Engineering, and the team
Published in the January 29 issue of Science, the world’s most
prestigious science journal
Commercialization of skin-attachable gas sensors
Kim Do-hwan, Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering
Published on the cover of the world-renowned academic journal,
Advanced Materials, on April 1
015

Development of a next-generation energy-charging
system based on the principle of cellular energy storage
Joint research team of Kim Seon-jeong, Professor in the Department of Electrical
and Biomedical Engineering, and Jang Yong-woo, Professor of Medicine
Published in Angewandte Chemie, a world-renowned German
magazine in the field of chemicals, on April 2nd
Development of apoptosis derivatives for
cancer immunotherapy
Yoon Chae-ok, Professor in the Department of Biotechnology (joint
research)
Published on the cover of the international journal, Advanced
Science, on April 7
Development of artificial antibody technology capable
of diagnosing and treating bacterial infectious diseases
Kim Jong-ho, Professor in the Department of Materials Science and
Chemical Engineering
Published in a world-renowned academic journal in the field of
materials science, Advanced Materials, on April 23
Development of anode materials for lithium-ion
batteries through eco-friendly low-temperature
synthesis
Im Won-bin, Professor in the Department of Materials Science and
Engineering, and the team
Published in the international journal, Nature Communications, on May 26
016

Development of smart luminescent electronic
skin technology
Kim Do-hwan, Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering
Published in Advanced Materials, a world-renowned academic
journal in the field of materials science, on June 2
Development of anode material for secondary
batteries that can be fully charged in 30 seconds
Ahn Hee-jun, Professor in the Department of Organic and Nano
Engineering, and the team
Published on the cover of Advanced Functional Materials, a world-
renowned academic journal in the field of materials science, on June 24
Development of a new platform for brain tumor
treatment
Lee Dong-yoon, Professor in the Department of Biotechnology, and
the team
Published in Bioactive Materials, a world-renowned academic journal
in the field of biomaterials and biomedical engineering, on June 28
Development of ultra-precise gene base editing
technology
Bae Sang-soo, Professor in the Department of Chemistry, and the team
(joint research)
Published in Nature Biotechnology, a world-renowned academic
journal in the field of biotechnology, on July 2
017

Development of energy reduction technology for significant
reduction of semiconductor power consumption
Jung Moon-seok, Professor in the Department of Physics, and the
team (joint research)
Published in the August issue of Nano Energy, a world-renowned
academic journal in the field of nano energy
Commercialization of salinity difference power
generation technology
Song Tae-seop, Professor in the Department of Energy Engineering,
and the team
Published in the American Chemical Society’s journal, Sustainable
Chemistry & Engineering, on September 22
Development of transparent material that lowers
the temperature inside a car in the summer
Kim Dong-rip, Professor in the Department of Mechanical
Engineering, and the team
Published in Advanced Functional Materials, a world-renowned
academic journal in the field of materials science, on October 4
Revealing the principle of brain’s sensory signal
culinary selection
Kim An-mo, Professor in the Department of Electrical and Biomedical
Engineering, and the team (joint research)
Published in Current Biology, a sister magazine of Cell, on October 12
018

Development of technology to read hidden
emotions in micro-expressions
Lim Chang-hwan, Professor in the Department of Electrical and
Bioengineering, and the team
Published in the internationally renowned journal, Expert Systems
with Applications, on October 19
Development of new, faster deep-learning
technology
Kim Sang-wook, Professor in the Department of Computer Software,
and the team
announced at ACM CIKM 2021, a top conference in the data science
field, on November 1
New water electrolysis technology with low-cost
hydrogen production
Lee Young-moo, Professor in the Department of Energy Engineering
(joint research)
Published in Energy & Environmental Science on November 1
Development of catalyst materials to prevent
global warming
Kim Kyung-Hak, Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering
Published on the cover of ACS Catalysis, a world-renowned magazine
in the field of catalysts, on December 3
019

Hanyang University ranked second among domestic universities in international patent applications to the World
Intellectual Property Organization. The total number of international patent applications was 295, which was in the
top-17 in the world. In Korea, Seoul National University (12th), Hanyang University (17th), and Korea University (19th)
were included in the top- 20 universities for PCT applications. Six universities including California State University (1st)
from the USA, plus nine including Shenzhen University (3rd) from China, and two universities from Japan including
the University of Tokyo (10th) were listed.
Second-highest number of patents applied
to the World Intellectual Property Organization
Ranked 17th in the world with a total of 295
international patent applications
3 Korean universities were included in the top 20 PCT applications worldwide
17th12th 19th
Hanyang University
Seoul National
University
Korea University
No. 2 in the World Intellectual Property Organization’s
International Patent Applications
06
Patent
Achievements
Notable Achievements in
Patents Demonstrate
Hanyang’s Superior Competency
Hanyang University marked its presence in the patents field in 2021.
According to the 2021 University Information Disclosure, Hanyang University
had the 6th-highest number of patent applications and registrations among
domestic universities. Furthermore, Hanyang University had the second-
highest number of patents applied to the World Intellectual Property
Organization, demonstrating notable performances at home and abroad.
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Hanyang University was recently recognized by the Korean Intellectual Property Office for its achievements and efforts
in overall intellectual property management activities and was selected as an Excellent Patent Quality Management
Agency for 2021. With this recognition, Hanyang University will receive intellectual property points equivalent to the
application fee for the next three years; application processing fee; and 40% of the registration fee for the first three
years and 20% of the registration fee for the next six years (year 4 through 9) after the patent registration deliberation.
The Hanyang University ERICA team won the Presidential Award, the Minister of Science, Technology and Information
and Communication Award, the Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy Award, and the Korean Intellectual Property
Office Award at the 2021 Campus Patent Universiade. The highest honor, the President’s Award, was won by the
Hanyang University ERICA team (Kim Hae-dam, Kim Ji-ho, and Kim Soon-jeong) who applied visual artificial
intelligence-based motion analysis and evaluation technology to commercialization of home fitness.
Recognized for excellent patent quality management in 2021
The ERICA team wins the Presidential Award at 2021 Campus Patent Universiade
2021 Domestic and International Patent Applications and Registrations
*Base year: 2020
The Presidential
Award
ERICA Team
The Minister of
Science, Technology
and Information and
Communication
Award
The Minister of
Trade, Industry
and Energy
Award
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Intellectual
Property Office
Award
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Architectural engineering undergraduate students’
paper was published in a SCI-grade journal
A research paper on the “Solution for the Decline of the
Old City Center in Seoul Using the GIS-MCDA Technique”
written by students in the School of Architectural
Engineering was published in an SCI-grade journal,
Sustainability.
Chae Ji-seong (Class of ‘17 in the Dept of Architectural
Engineering) and Oh Jeong-hoon (Class of ‘18 in the
Dept of Architectural Engineering) studied the decline
of the old city center of Seoul using the GIS (geographic
information system) data in this research and proposed
solutions for urban shrinkage and inequalities through
the provision of public services to the area.
The image represents residential areas with poor access to certain
public services (elementary schools) in Seoul
07
Student
Research
Achievements
Excellent Talents
Nurtured by Hanyang
Hanyang University nurtures excellent talents with its outstanding education,
facilities, and curriculum. Meet Hanyang’s talented people who are making
great achievements in research.
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Dr. Lim Da-bin and Dr. Lee Ji-min’s passion from undergraduate
years continues throughout and after completing the PhD
Won Chang-hee’s paper on omnidirectional
stereo matching is published in a SCI-grade journal
Lim Da-bin and Lee Ji-min from the Department of
Materials Science and Engineering at ERICA Campus
were selected for the 2021 Outstanding Post-Doc, an
overseas training project for postdoctoral students in
ERICA Campus. This project subsidizes overseas training
expenses of KRW 30 million per student for one year.
The committee conducts a comprehensive review of
applicants’ research achievements and future research
plans. Lim Da-bin and Lee Ji-min have both completed
undergraduate, master’s and doctoral degrees at the
ERICA campus and published a number of SCI-grade
papers. In 2022, Dr. Lim will continue research at
UC Berkeley and Dr. Lee will continue at the Georgia
Institute of Technology.
A Ph. D candidate, Won Chang-hee, in the Department of Computer and Software, published a paper as the
first author in an internationally renowned SCI-grade academic journal. Won’s paper, “End-to-End Learning for
Omnidirectional Stereo Matching with Uncertainty Prior” was published in IEEE Transactions on Pattern
Analysis and Machine Intelligence. The said journal, to which Won was named as the first author, is an SCI-
grade international academic journal in the field of computer science and artificial intelligence. Additionally, Won
Chang-hee was selected as one of the recipients of the Hyundai Motor Chung Mong-koo Foundation Scholarship,
which is part of the company’s Future Industry Talent Scholarship Project.
Dr. Lim Da-bin (right) and Dr. Lee Ji-min (left) from the Department
of Materials Science and Chemical Engineering, ERICA Campus
023

Ten universities, including both Hanyang University campuses, were selected
as Laboratory-Specialized Startup Leading Universities. The Ministry of
Education, the Ministry of Science and ICT (Information, Communication, and
Technology), and the Ministry of SMEs and Startups selected and announced
the Laboratory-Specialized Startup Leading University for 2021. The selected
universities received KRW 900 million in 2021 and 2022, respectively, for a total
of KRW 1.8 billion. The Laboratory-Specialized Startup Leading Universities
is a collaborative project of related ministries, under which, universities with
excellent laboratory startup capabilities and research performances are
provided with comprehensive support from discovery of startup items to the
establishment of companies, as well as follow-up support. The Ministry of
Education provides the initial cost to set up a startup, the Ministry of Science
and ICT provides the preparatory support, and the Ministry of SMEs and
Startups supports start-ups with follow-up projects.
Selected as a
laboratory-specialized
startup leading
university
Hanyang University was selected for the KIOST Research Vessel Share Project
between industry-university-research organized by the Ministry of Oceans
and Fisheries, which selected 14 institutions, including Hanyang University,
as participants in the project. Since 2017, the project has been providing
opportunities for researchers in industries, universities, and research
institutes, who have had difficulty using research vessels due to the burden
of usage fees. With the launch of the 5,900-ton high-tech large research
vessel, Isabu, in November 2016, the Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries
embarked on the research project in earnest.
Selected for 2021
KIOST Research Vessel
Share Project
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Selected for
Large R&D
Projects
Hanyang Leads the Era through
Major National R&D Projects
Hanyang University has been writing an unparalleled record of papers with
its technological and research capabilities. Having been selected for a number
of national projects and large R&D projects, Hanyang is accelerating its
progress.
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Hanyang University will be participating in the Artificial Intelligence
Innovation Hub Project consortium organized by the Ministry of Science
and ICT. The AI Innovation Hub Project intends to build a national research
system by collecting AI research capabilities that have been accumulated in
domestic universities, companies, and research institutes, and by creating
an open AI research environment. A total of 215 organizations, including 57
universities, 119 companies, and 18 research institutes at home and abroad,
will participate and receive KRW 44.5 billion in support for up to five years.
Participation in the
AI Innovation Hub
Project, hosted by the
Ministry of Science and
ICT
Hanyang University was selected as a 2021 High School Education
Supporting University by the Ministry of Education. Both Seoul and ERICA
campuses were included in the list of supporting universities. The Seoul
Campus was selected for Category I, which means that it did not meet
qualification requirements for application in 2020, and the ERICA Campus
was selected for Category II, which means it does not have any relevant
project history in the past four years.
Seoul/ERICA Campus to
continue High School
Education Support
Project
Hanyang University was selected as the execution organization for the
Blockchain Technology Development Project for Data Economy, organized
by the Ministry of Science and ICT. The Ministry of Science and ICT will
be promoting this project until 2025 to strengthen domestic blockchain
technology capabilities. A total of KRW 113.3 billion (KRW 91.6 billion from
the government, KRW 21.7 billion from the private sector) will be invested.
The main focus of the project is to secure nine technologies in four strategic
areas: high-performance consensus technology; smart contract security;
identity management block chain; and block chain data management.
By December 2025, Hanyang University will develop the technology to
guarantee finality for efficient transaction confirmation in block units
in large-scale nodes and the privacy protection technology based on
blockchain data encryption.
Selected as a
Blockchain Technology
Development
Consortium by the
Ministry of Science and
ICT
The ERICA campus was selected for the 2021 Regional Industry-University
Open-Lab Fostering Project by the Ministry of Science and ICT. A total of six
universities in five regions across the country were selected by the ministry
for the 2021 Regional Industry-University Open-Lab Fostering Project to
utilize and spread university research performances in connection with local
industry demand. The ERICA campus was selected as a university in the
Seoul and Gyeongin area. Each selected university will receive government
R&D funding of up to KRW 1.8 billion over two years.
ERICA Campus selected
for University Open-
Lab Fostering Project
for 2021
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09
Innovation
Sharing
University
Sharing Digital Innovation,
Selected in the AI Robot Area
Hanyang University ERICA Campus Association was selected as the final
candidate of the intelligent robot field in the Innovative Sharing University
for the Nurturing New Digital Technology Talents Project. The Ministry
of Education and the National Research Foundation of Korea organized
the project to promote sharing, openness, and cooperation. With this,
Hanyang University stands as a key player that leads innovative technology
development in the domestic intelligent robot field.
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Government invested KRW 80 billion over six years…
Nurturing 100,000 innovative technology talents
The Innovation Sharing University for Nurturing New Digital Technology Talents Project is a government sponsored
project with a budget of more than KRW 80 billion to be invested from 2021 over a period of six years (2021-
2026, 3+3 years). The goal is to train 100,000 key talents in eight innovative technology fields, including artificial
intelligence, big data, next-generation semiconductors, future automobiles, bio/health, immersive media (VR/AR),
intelligent robots, and new energy industries.
SHARE Project Group creates innovative model for shared education
Selected as a finalist in the intelligent robot field, the ERICA Campus Association agreed on the common goal of
expanding industry-university cooperation and problem-solving oriented, interdisciplinary education. On April 7,
2021, the Shared AI-Robotics Education School (the SHARE Project Group) was launched with the ERICA campus
as the host university. The project brings together various strengths and specializations of each university, such as
manufacturing robot/humanoid of the ERICA campus, Kwangwoon University, and Korea Institute of Technology;
rehabilitation health care of Sangmyung University; robotics convergence parts of Pukyung University; mechatronics
of Youngjin College; and logistics mobility of Chosun University.
Through this project, Hanyang University expects to establish itself as a leading university for shared education in the field
of intelligent robots, to build a standard education model, and become a mecca for practical research on intelligent robots.
Innovate learning materials by
composing a standardized modular
curriculum for each level
Overcome the gaps between regions by
establishing a shared platform and a
shared learning center
Promote problem-solving, digital-based,
design-oriented education
Innovate the shared academic system by
introducing a dual-degree program and
elective major system
SHARE Project Group Objectives
Artificial
intelligence
Big data Future
automobile
Bio/health Intelligent
robot
Realistic
media
(VR/AR)
New energy
industries
Nurturing 100,000 key talents in the
innovative technology fields
Next-
generation
semiconductor
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Launching a
Contract-Based
Department for AI
Hanyang University and KT
Join Forces to Nurture Artificial
Intelligence Experts
Artificial intelligence (AI) is believed to be at the core of the 4th industrial
revolution. It is a field that will have a profound impact on the daily lives of
people by converging various technologies. Hanyang University leads the
development of the AI field in partnership with KT.
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Hanyang University-KT contract to establish a new department,
Department of Applied Artificial Intelligence
Hanyang University established a department based on a contractual relationship with KT to nurture AI experts.
The newly established Department of Applied AI is for a full-time master’s program, which will include courses on
natural language processing, speech recognition, deep learning, and machine learning. The Department of Applied AI
is an employment-guaranteed department. This means that all the admitted students receive full tuition for all four
semesters, including the admission fee, from KT. Upon graduation, students will be employed as R&D researchers at
the KT Convergence Technology Institute.
Through KT Field Practicum, students of the Department of Applied AI are provided with opportunities to directly
analyze and research large-scale AI data possessed by KT in an environment where they can research using the latest
graphic processing unit (GPU) server.
Hanyang University, KAIST, ETRI - KT sign a joint research agreement
to develop a super-giant AI
Hanyang University and KT signed a joint research agreement as the “AI One Team” to develop KT’s super-giant AI. In
addition to Hanyang University, the AI One Team, launched last year, includes the Electronics and Telecommunications
Research Institute (ETRI) and the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST). Through multilateral
joint research, they will work to develop a super-giant AI model.
A super-giant AI refers to AI that has dramatically improved its performance by learning large-scale data using vast
computational resources. This is an area drawing growing global attention as Google improves its search service with
its language AI model BERT and Microsoft introduces GPT-3, an open AI of the USA, as a pilot.
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IC�PBL
* IC-PBL stands for Industry-Coupled Problem-Based Learning. It is an educational
model of Hanyang University that enables learners to solve practical problems in the
field by linking industry, society, and university.
University
Society
Industry
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IC-PBL
Achievements
Hanyang’s IC-PBL
Nurtures Special Talents
Hanyang University has been leading the innovation of university education
with a problem-solving based program that breaks away from theory-
centered learning. First implemented by Hanyang University in Korea, IC-PBL
is a learning method in which professors and business practitioners coach
students to find solutions to various problems that actually occur in local
communities or businesses. The best practices of IC-PBL learning are receiving
a lot of attention at home and abroad.
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Students from the Department of Jewelry and
Fashion Design participate in the production
of costumes for the movie Space Sweepers
(Seungriho)
Costumes produced in the course, Costume Design for Entertainment
and Stage, one of the IC-PBL classes in the Department of Jewelry
and Fashion Design at the ERICA Campus Design College, were used
in the ghost club scene of the movie Space Sweepers, which was
released on Netflix in 2021. Professor Lee Young-jae, the instructor
of the class, and the students toured the Gomgom Studio, which is
a costume production company in Korea for movies and TV shows.
During the tour, the company suggested that Professor Lee and
the students participate in the costume production for Space
Sweepers, and they designed it as part of the class project. The
costume pieces designed by the class were actually used in the movie.
01IC-PBL Best Practice
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Thirteen Chinese Language and
Literature Studies major students
publish “Korean-Chinese Language
Comparison and Brand Naming”
Thirteen undergraduate students majoring in Chinese
Language and Literature Studies published an e-Book,
“2020 Hanyang University Chinese Language and
Literature IC-PBL Comprehensive Report, Korean-
Chinese Language Comparison and Brand Naming”
through an IC-PBL class on January 15, 2021. This
publication, conducted under the guidance of Prof.
Um Ik-Sang, started with “Korean-Chinese Language
Comparison and Brand Naming,” an IC-PBL class in the
second semester of 2020. Over a period of six months,
students studied the differences in the linguistic
characteristics of Chinese and Korean, researched
the process of converting Korean brands into Chinese
brands, and drafted their own reports. This e-Book
contains a total of five comprehensive reports.
Seven history students publish “A
History of Crisis: Disease, Sanitation,
Disaster and War”
Professor Kang Jin-ah of the Department of History
and seven undergraduate students published a booklet
summarizing the contents of the IC-PBL class, History
Thesis Guidance 2, held in the second semester of 2020.
The book, titled “A History of Crisis: Disease, Sanitation,
Disaster, and War,” provides a clear overview of how
humankind has responded to various crises that have
unfolded in history, including epidemics, famine, and
war.
03IC-PBL Best Practice
02IC-PBL Best Practice
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Faculty in the Department of Mechanical
Engineering in partnership with CJ CheilJedang
foster future talents in the food manufacturing
industry
The “Smart Manufacturing PBL 1” class, a collaboration between
the Department of Mechanical Engineering and CJ CheilJedang,
was completed in June 2021. A total of eight teams and 28 students
completed the course. This was a project-based class for nurturing
talents in the future food manufacturing industry and was in session
from March 2020 to June 2021. What is special about this class is
that the students are evaluated by the company’s employees. The
executives of CJ CheilJedang assessed based on the needs in the field
and a total of two teams were selected as winners. The winners were
given the opportunity to participate in the company’s internship
program with possibility of permanent employment. In 2020, a total
of seven students joined the company through the course.
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Digital
Healthcare
Center
Taking the Lead in Developing
Cures in the Digital Age
The strength of Hanyang University is that it continues to challenge
and pioneer new paths. There is an increasing demand and interest in
digital treatments that can supplement traditional treatments, thanks
to the 4th industrial revolution and the development of information and
communication technology. To be able to lead the digital healthcare field
and to create new values in this digital era, Hanyang University opened the
Hanyang Digital Healthcare Center.
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Hanyang Digital Healthcare Center, which will be conducting research related to the promotion of psychological and
mental health digitally, was opened. With the rapid development of information and communication technology in
recent years, digital therapy was introduced as a new concept at the world’s largest IT exhibition (CES), JP Morgan
Healthcare Conference, etc. Digital therapy refers to management and improvement of illness through apps, virtual
reality (VR), and games. In line with this trend, Hanyang Digital Healthcare Center plans to develop customized
solutions after collecting and analyzing people’s behavior data with artificial intelligence (AI). The goal is to treat
depression, ADHD, dementia, and stress through mobile apps without time and space restrictions.
Hanyang Digital Healthcare Center signed an MOU with Samsung
Life Insurance for content and service development in October
2021. Through the agreement signed at the Seoul campus, the
two organizations agreed to actively cooperate by exchanging
information and developing solutions for mental health-related
digital healthcare contents and services, as the need has risen
exponentially due to the prolonged COVID-19 pandemic.
Hanyang University works to develop digital therapy to improve mental health
Hanyang University-Samsung Life Insurance entered MOU for digital healthcare
contents and service development
The opening ceremony of the Hanyang Digital Healthcare
Center held at the Seoul Campus on January 28, 2021
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In 2021, the Business School Seegene Lounge was opened as a learning and nurturing space for creative talents at the
Business School. The lounge was a gift of Cheon Jong-ki, Chair of the Seegene Medical Foundation. It is an open space
with stylish interior decoration where business school students can relax and study.
Seegene Lounge opened in Business School
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New Spaces
New Spaces for the Well-Being
of Students
New meaningful spaces have been added to Hanyang University to further
student-centered learning experiences. One of the spaces is a lounge space
funded by donations from alumni and the other is a remodeled reading room.
Read more about Hanyang University’s efforts to improve the educational
environment with new facilities.
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Reading Room 2 opened on the 4th floor of the Academic Information Building in the ERICA campus. The building has
integrated the existing Reading Room 2 and Reading Room 3 into one room during renovation. With the renovation,
the room got more spacious, providing a space for students to study in an open and free atmosphere.
Unlike other reading rooms, the newly remodeled reading room offers both designated and free seating. The reading
room applies eased restrictions on the use of laptops and mice and encourages learning through discussion. In
addition, it features a wider variety of spaces to meet different preferences of users.
Accordingly, the names of reading rooms changed; the former Reading Room 4 is now called Reading Room 3, and
unlike other reading rooms, partitions are installed so that each seat has its own power source and light. Additionally,
a break room is provided so students can take a rest from studying.
Reading Room 2 opened in Academic Information Center, in ERICA Campus,
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Before the landscaping work, there used to be a lot of trees by the front gate of Hanyang University’s Seoul Campus.
Now, the space has been transformed into a green space with a grass lawn that creates a cool and open feeling.
Additionally, a lettering sculpture of HANYANG UNIVERSITY was installed to greet people. We hope that you enjoy the
new appearance of the main gate.
Main gate of Seoul Campus becomes a space of openness and visual art
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New Looks of
the Main
Entrance and
the Lion Statue
Hanyang Takes on a New,
Friendlier Appearance
Throughout its history, Hanyang University has been expanding, revamping,
and reorganizing various buildings and spaces. The main gate and the Lion
Statue in Seoul campus have been renewed this time to better represent the
school’s identity and to get closer to its members and local residents.
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Renovation around the Lion Statue, which is the representative symbol of Hanyang University and one of the
attractions of Seoul campus, has been completed. The old paving stones were replaced with new ones and the
landscaping of the lawn was re-done. The biggest change is the pathway. A pathway leading up to the front side of
the statue was added so the people can get closer to the statue along the neatly paved stone path.
The Lion Statue gets a fresh look, too!
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Employment
upon
Graduation
Second-Highest Employment
Rate, Exceeding the National
Average
One of the main roles of universities is to foster future leaders that are
needed according to the times. Hanyang University recorded an employment
rate that far exceeded the national average despite the global economic
downturn due to COVID-19. This shows the hard work put into nurturing
human resources desired by industries.
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According to the employment rate announcement for February 2020 graduates (including August 2019 graduates)
published by the Ministry of Education and the Korea Educational Development Institute on January 11, 2022, the
employment rate of Hanyang University was 73.5%. The average employment rate of four-year college graduates in
2021 was 61.1%, a 2.3%p decrease from the previous year. The employment rate of four-year college graduates is on
a downward trend from 64.4% in 2019 to 63.4% in 2020.
Out of 3,637 graduates of Hanyang University, 1,995 successfully found employment. This was the fourth time in a
row that Hanyang had the second-highest employment rate among 35 domestic four-year universities with more
than 3,000 graduates. Looking at the employment rate by major, the Information Convergence major was the highest
with 95.7%, followed by Medicine at 93.8%, Finance and Management at 93.6%, and Applied Systems at 90.1%.
From the ERICA campus, 1,126 out of 2,149 graduates found employment, showing an employment rate of 63.8%.
This is still higher than the national average of 61.1%.
Hanyang University employment rate 73.5%…
2nd-highest among 35 four-year universities
No. 2 among 35 Korean
four-year universities for
four consecutive years
Employment rate of Hanyang University,
73.5%
3,637
graduated
1,995
employed
Top-10 Universities and Their Employment Rates in 2020
University Name
Hanyang University
Korea University
Seoul National University
Yonsei University
Chung-Ang University
Konkuk University
Kyung Hee University
Inha University
Kookmin University
76.0
71.6
71.1
70.0
68.3
66.6
66.3
66.0
66.0
73.5
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Kang Eun-ji (4th year in Dept of Policy Studies) has
passed the 2021 National Diplomat Candidate Test. This
was the third time in a row that a student in Hanyang
University’s Preparation course for the Korea National
Diplomatic Academy has passed the exam.
A total of 15 students from Hanyang University have passed
the 2021 National Patent Attorney Qualification Exam.
This was the 4th-highest number of successful candidates
among all universities. Yoon Ji-soo (Dept of Bioengineering,
Class of ‘16) passed the exam with the highest score, which
was a grand success after three attempts.
Kang Eun-ji passes the National
Diplomat Candidate Test.
Hanyang University ranks 4th in
the 2021 Patent Attorney National
Qualification Exam
National Diplomat Candidate Test Patent Attorney National Qualification Exam
Successful candidates
for three consecutive years
A total of 15 successful candidates,
ranked 4th among all universities
TOP
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16
Achievements
in National
Examinations
Passion and Hard Work of
Students at Hanyang
Hanyang University has been nurturing outstanding talents to play an active
role in society with its excellent system and top-class coursework. With the
university’s support, students at Hanyang are able to achieve outstanding
performance in national examinations.
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In 2021, 10 students of Hanyang University passed the
2021 Civil Service Examination (Technical Post), ranking
in the 4th place among the universities.
In 2021, 13 students of Hanyang University passed the
2021 Civil Service Examination (Administrative Post),
ranking in the 5th place among the universities.
The National Assembly Secretariat announced the list of 17 finalists who passed the 37th National Exam for Grade-5
Officer of National Assembly. Included in the list were alumni Lee Jeong-yun, (Dept. of Law, Class of ‘06) and Lee Ki-
yeon (Dept. of Policy Studies, Class of ‘12). Lee Jeong-yun will be serving in the legal department and Lee Ki-yeon
will be serving in the general administration department. The competition rates for legislative positions and general
administrative positions were 212:1 and 316:1, respectively.
Fourth-Highest Number of Successful
Candidates for the Civil Service
Examination (Technical Post) in 2021
5th Highest Number of Successful
Candidates for the Civil Service
Examination (Administrative Post) in 2021
Hanyang Alumni, Lee Jeong-yun and Lee Ki-yeon,
pass the 37th National Exam for Grade-5 Officer of National Assembly
Triumph in the 37th National Exam for Grade-5 Officer of the National Assembly
Grade-5 Civil Servant (Technical Post) Grade-5 Civil Servant (Administrative Post)
A total of 10 successful candidates,
ranked 4th among all universities
Thirteen successful candidates,
amounting to the 5th highest among
all universities
Lee Jeong-yun (Dept. of Law, Class of ‘06) Lee Ki-yeon (Dept. Of Policy Studies, Class of ‘12)
212:1
Competition for legislative position
316:1
Competition for general administrative position
043

Average of Major Universities
5,753
Average of Major Universities
KRW 367,372 billion
Average of Major Universities
484,080
Average of Major Universities
5,691
Average of Major Universities
KRW 286,403 billion
Average of Major Universities
316,362
Average of Major Universities
6,377
Average of Major Universities
KRW 225,758 billion
Average of Major Universities
272,204
x 1.76
x 1.21
x 1.17
x 1.79
x 2.00
x 2.27
x 1.73
x 2.66
x 2.67
10,177
KRW 444,483 billion KRW 572,885 billion KRW 601,514 billion
567,090
10,213
717,855
11,071
729,412
Number of Companies
Total Sales
Number of New Hires
2020
2020
2020
2018
2018
2018
2016
2016
2016
Companies with
Hanyang Alumni
as CEO
No. 1
in Korea
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Nurturing
Future CEOs
People of Hanyang Lead the
Community, Hanyang Leads the
Future
Hanyang University is recognized both domestically and internationally
for building an excellent model of education-research-industry cluster. Its
industry-friendly curriculum and startup support programs produced many
CEOs who play a leading role in the society and for future industries.
044

Hanyang Alumni as CEOs of 11,071 Companies… No. 1 among
Korea’s universities
Hanyang University evaluates the performance of alumni companies every two
years with Korea Enterprise Data (KED), the largest corporate credit rating agency
in Korea. The result showed that 11,071 companies were run by CEOs who are
graduates of Hanyang University (as of November 2020), which was the highest
number among Korea’s universities.
Fourth-Highest Number of Alumni CEOs in Top-100 Domestic
Companies in 2021
According to the magazine, Monthly Modern Management, which
analyzed the age, educational background, and hometown of 115 CEOs of the top-
100 companies in terms of sales, eight CEOs were alumni of Hanyang University.
This placed Hanyang in fourth position among all of the nation’s universities.
Fourth-Highest Number of Alumni CEOs in Top-1,000 Domestic
Companies among Korea’s Universities
According to the “Analysis of Colleges and Majors of CEOs in the Top 1000 Domestic
Companies in 2021” released by a recruiting company, Unico Search, Hanyang
University graduated the fourth-highest number of CEOs among Korean universities.
Fifth-Highest Number of Alumni CEOs in Top-30 Conglomerates in
Korea among Domestic Universities
According to the Data News’ survey on the CEOs of listed affiliates of the 30 largest
conglomerates in Korea, Hanyang University ranked 5th among the domestic
universities.
Third-Highest Number of Alumni CEOs in KOSDAQ-Listed
Corporations
Among the 1,496 corporations listed on KOSDAQ, it was found that the number of
Hanyang Alumni CEOs of KOSDAQ listed corporations was the third-highest among
domestic universities.
11,071
Companies
Hanyang Alumni as CEOs
No. 1
among Korea’s universities
Fourth-Highest
Number
of Alumni CEOs in Top-100
Domestic Companies in 2021
Fourth-Highest
Number
of Alumni CEOs in Top-1,000
Domestic Companies among
Korea’s Universities
Fifth-Highest
Number
of Alumni CEOs in Top-30
Conglomerates in Korea
among Domestic Universities
Third-Highest
Number
of Alumni CEOs in
KOSDAQ-Listed Corporations
045

HY-LU, an integrated management system for non-curricular programs, based on Hanyang University’s core
competencies, was officially launched on February 1, 2021. HY-LU stands for “HanYang Level-Up.” It is an integrated
platform that introduces various non-curricular programs to allow students to improve on areas of less expertise
identified in the S-Hanyang Core Competency Test. The platform helps students manage completion of various
courses and activities.
Launching of a Non-Curricular Platform, HY-LU
Launching
of HY-LU
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HY-LU
Launching of HY-LU, an
Integrated Platform for
Individually Tailored Learning
by Students
Hanyang University provides various forms of support to help students
discover and develop their passion. The key is to understand the needs of
students and develop the skills they lack. On that note, Hanyang University
launched a new platform called HY-LU (ha-ee-lu) to further strengthen
individually tailored learning for each student.
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How to Access HY-LU
What is in HY-LU
Step 02
Step 03
Shortcut from My Hanyang Portal
Information on non-curricular programs in the Hanyang application
Step 01 URL Seoul Campus: hylu-s.hanyang.ac.kr
ERICA Campus: hylu-e.hanyang.ac.kr
Hanyang Core Competency Test (linked in Hanyang portal)
• Consists of a total of 80 questions for 10 core competencies.
• Evaluates individuals’ competencies and shows results.
• Searches for programs that are right for students based on the test results.
Non-Curricular Programs
• Provides detailed classification, such as learning competency, career path, employment, startup, experience,
service, and research.
• Provides information on non-curricular programs in progress at a glance.
Student Activities on Campus
• Easy recruitment and management of small groups, study groups, startup clubs, and school supporters.
• Provides a bulletin board for all student groups and activities (LMS feature provided in response to
COVID-19).
Hanyang Community
• Check and participate in the surveys conducted by administrative departments within the school.
• Share various interests and questions via the bulletin board.
• Manage a database of fonts and images on “Campus Tips” that students might find helpful.
My Portfolio
• Manage program completion certificates, certificate of training, etc.
• Manage points and competency index.
• Issue integrated program certificates and manage history.
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Hanyang University
opens chatbot beta service
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Gunggeum
-hanyang
Chatbot
Hanyang Launches
Gunggeumhanyang Chatbot
Service to Facilitate Collaboration
among its Members
Hanyang University has been working hard to make voices and stories of the
members heard, and to promote harmony and cooperation among members
through various channels. In line with the advances in information and
communication technology and the trend of non-face-to-face services due to
COVID-19, Hanyang University has launched the new chatbot service.
Ask your
questions to
Gunggeumhanyang!
Ask your
questions to
Gunggeumhanyang!
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Hanyang University’s official chatbot, Gunggeumhanyang, has finally been launched. The chatbot service was
designed with the goal of facilitating collaboration among the university members through big data analysis and
sharing. Through a student contest, its name was decided to be “Gunggeumhanyang.”
Easy-to-Use Chatbot
How to Access Chatbot
Step 02 Find it in the lower right corner of Hanyang University’s official website
Step 01 Add Kakao Channel, Gunggeumhanyang in Kakao Talk App
Features of the Gunggeumhanyang Chatbot
Q&A available through the chat window
Information for both campuses (Seoul & ERICA) available
Available 24 hours
Encourage participation in school administration by adding frequently asked questions on a quarterly basis
Academic calendar, notices, today’s menu, admission information, etc.
Present all your
questions to
Gunggeumhanyang!!!
1
2
3
4
5
049

Hanyang University’s website design and UI have been renewed to celebrate the anniversary of the school’s
foundation in May 2021. The website was redesigned with the goal of providing an experience of discovering hidden
values. To make it more dynamic, a promotional video was placed on the main page. In addition, Hanyang news and
notices have been added to improve user convenience and the whole website is designed to be compatible with all
operating systems and devices.
Hanyang University website and UI redesign
Redesigned
website
& UI
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Redesigned
Website
New Look of Hanyang’s Main
Page, Website Makeover
Turning something into new from old usually takes time, effort, and
resources. The new Hanyang website presents a more advanced design and
improved features for Hanyang users.
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Discover Value
Providing an experience of discovering
the hidden values of Hanyang University
1. Increase pride and anticipation using the news contents
2. Strengthen the identity by using the university’s image, logo, etc.
3. Increase accessibility through information reorganization and simplification of navigation
Provide more news related to
research results and interviews
Use videos and images
Simplify the top section
Utilize statistical
information
Use logo, character,
slogan, etc.
Improve the GNB and
menu structure
Use impactful fonts
Use the University’s
school color
Support mobile versions
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2021 Spring Vol. 1
2021 Fall Vol. 3 2021 Winter Vol. 42021 Summer Vol. 2
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HYPER &
Post+
Upgrading the Representative
Media to Deliver
News of Hanyang
A number of universities are using magazines and newsletters as channels
to communicate various issues and achievements of the school. Hanyang
University’s magazine was mostly an internal newsletter that covered
campus activities in the past. It has recently been transformed to include
articles about current issues of our society.
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Hanyang’s magazine has been through enormous change. Love Handae was the former name of Hanyang
magazine which typically covered news inside and outside Hanyang University. Since 2021, it has been published
under a new name, HYPER, with new contents. HYPER is an acronym of the letters from “Han Yang PERspective.” It
also refers to the literal meaning of hyper, which means to transcend, or go beyond the limits.
The goal of HYPER magazine is to convey unique perspectives and insights of Hanyang University. The ultimate
goal of the magazine is to become a channel and offer alternate ideas and solutions to social problems with the
university’s technological expertise.
The official university newsletter, Hanyang Post+, has been published. It is published four times a year in two
languages, Korean and English. It is mailed to domestic and overseas researchers, major alumni, entrepreneurs, and
anyone who buys a subscription.
Hanyang University’s Official Magazine, HYPER
Publication of the Post+, Hanyang University’s representative newsletter
What is special about HYPER?
How is the Post+ organized?
Each issue will have an
overarching theme and include
related articles, with extra focus
and in-depth analysis.
Featured articles will be
available in English to
reach a global audience
•Headline: Articles on major research or representative
issues of the university (one article)
•Research Focus: Articles on excellent research in Seoul/
ERICA campuses (two articles)
• Hanyang Spotlight: Articles on notable university
achievements during the corresponding term for the issue
Professors’ columns will
provide articles with
increased expertise
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22
Donations
People who Share the Vision and
Values of Hanyang
Hanyang University pioneers a new path for the university with its vision, “The
Best for a Better World.” Many people of Hanyang that share this vision have
shown their interest and support in many ways.
054

Hwang Gyu-bin,
Chairperson of Xeline
Nuclear Engineering, Class of ‘58
Donated $3 million for the
construction of Electronic Building
Park Hwa-young,
Chairperson of Incoco
Vocal Music, Class of ‘97
Donated $1.75 million for the
construction of Park Hwa-young
Concert Hall
Ha Choong-sik,
Chairperson of Changwon
Hanmaeum Hospital
Honorary Doctor of Business Administration
Donated KRW 1.6 billion for school
development
Lee Beom-taek,
Chairperson of Cleantopia
Textile Engineering, Class of ‘72
Donated KRW 200 million for
school development
055

Son Hyun-sik,
CEO of Hyosung TNS Co.,
Ltd.
Electric Engineering, Class of ‘73
Donated KRW 200 million for
school development
Kang Uk-hee,
CEO of Wooyang Precision
& Ind. Co., Ltd.
Graduate School of Industrial Management,
Class of ‘05
Donated KRW 100 million for
school development
Kim Wan-sik,
Chair of The Land Group
Donated KRW 100 million for
scholarships
Son Won-jung,
CEO of Geowon Technology
Co., Ltd.
Polymer Engineering, Class of ‘69
Donated KRW 100 million for
school development
056

Cha Sang-seok,
Vice Chair of Hanil Feed
Co., Ltd.
Donated KRW 100 million for
school development
Choi Dong-ho,
Professor in College of
Medicine
Medicine, Class of ‘89
Donated KRW 100 million for
school development
Han Ki-soo,
CEO of Phil Optics
Physics, Class of ‘87
Donated KRW 100 million for
school development
Hong Seung-ho,
Professor in School of
Electrical Engineering
Donated KRW 100 million for
school development
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The class of ‘79 alumni association has been collecting
scholarships since 2009. In 2021, the Association
changed selection criteria to increase the number of
beneficiaries. Now, a total of ten students each receive
a scholarship of KRW 2 million.
Scholarship Award Ceremony by Class of ‘79 Association
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Notable
Alumni
Association
Love in Deed and
Truth by the Alumni
Hanyang people that shared the dreams and hopes as youths come together
in the alumni association; the old classmates bring their hearts together
to help the development of their alma mater and to support juniors in
financial difficulties. Various activities of the alumni association show the
representation of Hanyang’s value, love in deed and truth.
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The class of ‘83 alumni started raising scholarships in
2013 when they held the Class of ‘83 Homecoming Day
event to celebrate their 30th anniversary of admissions.
Each semester, five students from financially
disadvantaged families are selected and given KRW 3
million per person.
Scholarship Award Ceremony by Class of ‘83 Association
A total of 82 medical school alumni gathered to
celebrate the 25th anniversary of graduation in 2021
and raised KRW 100 million in scholarships. The
scholarships will be spent to improve the studying
environment of medical students.
23rd Medical School Alumni Association Scholarship
At the Chemistry Department Scholarship Certificate Award
Ceremony held in November 2021, a total of KRW 21
million was awarded to seven students in the Department
of Chemistry. This was raised by the Class of ‘91 Alumni
Association, the Chemistry Department Alumni Association,
Yang Sung-min Scholarship, and Chae Young-bok Scholarship.
The Chemistry Department Scholarship
The class ‘81 association started raising scholarships
in 2020 and donated KRW 50 million at the Class of
‘81 Homecoming Day event held to celebrate the 40th
anniversary of admissions in 2021.
Scholarship Award Ceremony by Class of ‘81 Association
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Outreach
Hanyang Alumni’s Love in Deed
and Truth for their Alma Mater
It is not easy to give up what you have, whether big or small. It is especially
true during tough times. Let us meet the members of Hanyang who are
showing love for their alma mater with heartfelt donations and goods.
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Heo Jun-yeop (Chemical and Molecular Engineering, Class
of ‘16), who was a student in the Department of Chemical
and Molecular Engineering at the College of Science and
Technology Convergence, ERICA Campus, passed away
in April 2021. Jun-yeop’s father, though in great loss,
donated KRW 20 million to the Department of Chemical
and Molecular Engineering in remembrance of his son.
The father of the late alum Heo Jun-yeop said, “It gives me
a great comfort to think that the tuition fees I had saved
for my son’s education are being used for his classmates
and juniors. I think this will make him happy in heaven.”
ERICA Campus’ exhibition planning student group
“Arosaegim” donated the profits from the fall festival “Lucid”
held in November 2021 to raise funds for the construction
of the Grand Stadium. This is the first time that a student
group has raised money and made donations outside of a
donation event hosted by the External Relations Team. To
induce more participation and make it more meaningful,
Arosaegim collaborated with the External Relations Team
and donated KRW 300,000 from the profits earned during
the festival to the Grand Stadium fund.
“This will make my son happy in heaven...”-
Alumnus Heo Jun-yeop Scholarship
Won Doo-jae, a national football player and a former
student in the Department of Sports Science, donated
KRW 15 million worth of winter clothing to the soccer
team. Won Doo-jae is in the Ulsan Hyundai FC and
has been playing for Korea’s national team since
2016. Won Doo-jae won in the 2016 Suwon JS Cup
International Youth Championship and the 2020 AFC
U-23 International Championship. He donated KRW
100 million for Hanyang University’s soccer team in
2017.
National football player, Won Doo-jae,
donated KRW 15 million worth of goods to
Hanyang University
ERICA campus club “Arosaegim” donates
the profits from the festival to raise funds
for the Grand Stadium
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Metaverse
Events
Super Digital Innovation,
Metaverse, Enters the Campus
Metaverse is considered as a future technology that can drastically change
our world. The idea of transcending the boundaries and limitations of the
real world and virtual reality is becoming less unfamiliar to the people in
the industry as well as those in the school. This is because non-face-to-face
classes and activities, which were first introduced to prevent the spread
of COVID-19, proved the need for a digital campus. The metaverse is thus
expanding its influence within Hanyang University.
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On September 1, 2021, Hanyang University Business School held the First Day of Classes Ceremony as a metaverse
event for 30 employees of LG Electronics H&A (Home and Appliance & Air solution) business headquarters
participating in the Digital Innovation (DX) Professional course. Participants communicated with each other and took
pictures in the metaverse space, just like they would in real life.
The student group association in ERICA Campus, Irum, reproduced the Democracy Plaza in the metaverse space and
conducted an open recruitment for three days from September 7 to 9, 2021. Campus space created in metaverse for
the student group recruitment was enjoyed by many students for having diverse programs and successfully creating
the feeling of being in a real university space.
First Day of Classes Ceremony held as a metaverse event
Recruiting for student groups in a metaverse world
First Day of Classes Ceremony held as a metaverse event
Metaverse club open recruitment
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The ERICA Campus held the first festival since the outbreak of COVID-19 as a hybrid event in online and offline spaces.
The student group association in ERICA Campus, Irum, held the festival in two venues: the real Democracy Plaza and
the virtual Democracy Plaza in the Gather Town in the metaverse. The festival organization committee recreated the
campus, from the main gate Agora to the Democracy Plaza, in a virtual space, adding to the fun of the festival despite
the difficult circumstances of COVID-19.
Lucid: online and offline hybrid festival
LUCID, festival in metaverse space
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Professor Han Dong-seop in the Department of Media Communications has been offering a counseling program in
a metaverse space since the winter break of the 2021 academic year. The metaverse counseling program was first
started to help international students who could easily be marginalized during COVID-19, but soon was expanded to
Korean students. Professor Han said, “Ironically, the interpersonal relationships can be more intimate in the virtual
world than in the real world,” and “hierarchies in reality, including that between a teacher and a student, can be
relaxed in the metaverse.”
Meeting advisors in a virtual space
Virtual counseling in metaverse space
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Bird’s eye view of the dormitory buildings 6 and 7
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Under
Construction
Hanyang Campus Transforms
into a Newer and More
Convenient Place
Construction is in full swing at both campuses in Seoul and ERICA. In the
Seoul campus, new dormitory buildings are under construction and in the
ERICA campus, a new space for school administration is underway. They are
expected to be completed by 2022-2023.
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The main building of the ERICA campus will be expanded. The current building was built in 1979 with four stories
above ground and one story below ground. In addition to the administrative space, the main building has the prime
conference hall and a recently built video conference room. It has been the core of the development of the ERICA
campus for the past 42 years.
The main building extension is scheduled to be completed by April 2022 and will have one basement level and four
ground levels with elevators. The building will include 83 pyeong courtyard as rest area, as well as 778 pyeong of
administrative and ancillary space.
In July 2021, construction of new dormitory buildings for Hanyang students, and the dormitory buildings 6 and 7,
started. The site is located on the slope of Sageun Hill, with a total floor area of 31,767.08㎡. The expected completion
date is December 2023. The dormitory building 6 will have 200 rooms with three levels in the basement and seven
levels above ground; the dormitory building 7 will have 403 rooms with two basement levels and seven upper levels
and a total occupancy of 1,198. The overall occupancy in dormitories is expected to increase from 2,184 to 3,382.
In addition, the new dormitory buildings will include an outdoor parking lot, a shelter, and convenience facilities
(physical training room, etc.) as common space shared by residents.
Main building extension started in ERICA campus
Started construction of the dormitory buildings 6 and 7
Construction site of the dormitory buildings 6 and 7
Bird’s eye view of the new main building in ERICA campus
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Hanyang University Hospital received grade 1 in six areas of the 2021 Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service
Evaluation.
Hanyang University Hospital received grade 1 in 6 areas
of the Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service Evaluation
Grade 1 in 6 areas of the Health Insurance Review & Assessment Service Evaluation
Chronic Obstructive
Pulmonary Disease Mental health
Covered medication
Stomach cancer and
breast cancer
Pneumonia Coronary artery bypass surgery
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Medical
Center
Achievements
Hanyang University Hospital
50 Years of Devotion! 100 Years
of Rise!
Founded in 1972 under the philosophy of “love in deed and truth,” Hanyang
University Hospital has been protecting the health of the people through
treatment and service, and has led the development of medicine through
research and education. The hospital has been providing top-class medical
services that are tailored to individual patients.Past
50 years of dedication
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Hanyang University Hospital started to provide urgent treatment beds for critically ill patients in June 2021 in
response to an increasing number of severely ill patients with high-risk infectious diseases such as COVID-19. For this,
the hospital remodeled the ward on the 18th floor of the main building. The urgent treatment beds for critically ill
patients can become infectious disease treatment beds when deemed necessary due to a national infectious disease
crisis, etc.
Started urgent treatment beds for critically ill patientsPresent
New startFuture
100 years of leap
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50th Student Council Election Results
52.36% 96.27%
Final voter turnout vote in favor
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Return of
the Student
Council
The 50th Student Council in
the Seoul Campus Launched
Officially after Four Years
The Student Council is an autonomous student body that not only represents
students, but also links the university headquarters and the students. With
HY:phen’s election at the 50th Student Council Election, the Seoul Campus
Student Council ended the emergency committee system after four years.
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HY:phen was elected as the Student Council at the 50th Student Council of Hanyang University Seoul Campus with
52.36% voter turnout.
The Hanyang University Student Council Election was held from November 29 to December 2, 2021, both online and
offline. Because the voter turnout at 10:00 p.m. on December 1st was 48.89%, which was less than the majority,
the voting period was extended by one day. In the end, 6,346 out of 12,120 students voted, recording a turnout of
52.36%. The vote in favor was 96.27%.
With the turnout exceeding the majority of all voters, the election of HY:phen was confirmed and candidates Jung Ji-
ho (Dept of Industrial Convergence, Class of ‘19) and Kim Tae-hyeon (Dept of History, Class of ‘17) will lead the 50th
Student Council. After four years, the operation of the emergency committee ended, and the Seoul Campus Student
Council officially took office.
“HY:phen” is selected as the Seoul Campus Student Council
50th Student Council
Vice Chair Kim Tae-hyeon
(History, Class of ‘17)
Chair Jung Ji-ho
(Industrial Convergence, Class of ‘19)
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Kim Hye-hwa,
Theater and Film, Class of ‘01
Starred in tvN shows,
“Mine” and “Delayed
Justice”
Bae Ye-bin,
Korean Language and
Literature, Class of ‘21
Recipient of 2021
Garam Lee Byung-gi
Award for Youth Poetry
Park Ji-hoo,
Theater and Film, Class of ‘22
Starred in “All of Us Are
Dead,” a no. 1 Netflix
series
Kim Seung-yong,
Industrial Engineering,
Class of ‘10
Founder of Coconut
Silo, a freight brokerage
platform for Vietnam
*In Korean alphabetical order by name
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Hanyang
People in the
Spotlight
Hanyang’s Talents
Shine in Various Fields
Challenge, passion, and wisdom are in the DNA of Hanyang. Here are some of
the Hanyang students who have fully enjoyed the education and support of
the school and are making progress in various parts of society.
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Shin Min-seung,
Media Communications, Class
of ‘20
Won the Grand Prize
at the Dokdo Youth
Keeper Idea Awards
Lee Ho-chan,
Materials Science and
Engineering, Class of ‘14
Conceptualized a low-
cost thermal imaging
camera to help
neighbors in need
Jin Seung-hyuk,
Electronic Engineering, Class of
‘11
Founded Cleon, a deep
learning-based image
synthesis technology
startup
Choi Yoon-ji,
Physical Education, Class of ‘10
Women’s Volleyball
Interpreter at 2020
Tokyo Olympics
Shin Do-young,
Practical Musicology,
Class of ‘17
JTBC <Super Band
2>, guitarist (Kitak) of
the runner-up team,
Cinema
Yu Ri-ye,
Master of Electrical/
Electronics/Computer
Engineering, Class of ‘20
Representative of
Silver Road; developed
technology for caring
of dementia patients
Jeon Jin-su,
Computer Science, Class of ‘94
Head of Metaverse CO
at SK Telecom, leading
the metaverse business
Choi Mun-jo,
Physics, Class of ‘12
CEO of Maromav and
developed coding
education platform,
Make.
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The 2021 Freshman Orientation was replaced by videos that included helpful tips on navigating the campus,
greetings from President Kim Woo-Seung, and a campus life guide for international students.
2021 Freshman Orientation
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Hanyang in
Social Network
Services
Student-Created Contents
Attract Attention
Even amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the people of Hanyang had a
meaningful year full of wisdom, passion, cooperation, and harmony. The
following moments are the highlights of Hanyang in social media in 2021.
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Hanyangdangdo is a choreographed music video
of a song written by students. The song and lyrics
were written by “Setitdan,” a group of students from
the Korean traditional music department, and the
choreography was done by the alumni startup company,
“mvnt studio.” The music video of Hanyangdangdo
was enjoyed by the audience internally and externally.
Everything was on pause due to COVID-19 in the spring
of 2021. How did the people of Hanyang respond to
the pandemic? A video of the proud people of Hanyang
was produced to celebrate the 82nd anniversary of the
school’s foundation.
Music video of Hanyangdangdo Time has stopped, but you cannot
stop someone from dreaming
In November 2021, the 9th Harmony of Love and Hope
concert was held to celebrate the 61st anniversary
of the College of Music. The performance by the
Hanyang Philharmonic Orchestra and voice professors
at the College of Music was streamed live to reach a
widespread audience.
A hot stage event took place at the Seoul campus in the
middle of the night, in winter, in front of the beautifully
glowing Lion Statue. The social science college’s dance
team, Dior, performed a dance cover of Black Pink’s
Pretty Savage, warming up the night.
An online concert,
Harmony of Love and Hope Hanyang in Life with Dior
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Hanyang University Official Website
http://www.hanyang.ac.kr
All stories of Hanyang become news!
Hanyang University’s News Website, “newsH”
http://newshyu.com
Hanyang University’s
Multimedia (Photo & Video) Media, “Channel H”
http://chh.hanyang.ac.kr
Start with “Like” and Finish with “Share”
Hanyang University Facebook Page
https://facebook.com/HanyangUniv
Lively Videos of Hanyang
Official YouTube Channel on Campus Scenes and News
https://youtube.com/playHanyangUniv
Hanyang in Photos
Tag #hanyanguniversity on Instagram!
https://instagram.com/Hanyang_Univ
Connect to
HANYANG
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Media Channel Introduction

HANYANG
Wiki
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
한양위키
http://hyu.wiki
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