Hanyang University

Hanyang University is a prominent private research university in South Korea, originally founded in 1939 as the Dong-A Engineering Institute to promote professional education for national development. Organized into two main campuses in Seoul and Ansan (ERICA), the university provides a wide range of academic programs through numerous colleges and graduate schools. It is recognized as a leader in engineering and practical research, maintaining a core commitment to its founding philosophy of Love in Deed and Truth, which emphasizes diligence, honesty, humility, and service to contribute to the public good and the global community.

The university plays a significant role in Korea’s modernization and economic growth by preparing graduates for leadership roles in various sectors, including industry, technology, politics, and the arts. Through international exchange programs, research collaborations, and a focus on cutting-edge technologies, Hanyang supports academic and intellectual excellence while fostering whole-person development. Its graduates serve as professionals who are expected to use their education to solve contemporary national and global challenges, continuing the institution's historical mission to nurture world-transforming leaders.