Overview of KNU's Past & Present

1900s Daegu Dong-in Hospital founded.

1910s Renamed as Daegu Jahae Hospital.

1920s Renamed as Kyungsangpook-do Provincial Daegu Hospital.

1930s Opened a school as Daegu Medical school in 1933.

1940s National College established in 1946 along with College of Education, College of Medicine, and College of Agriculture.

1950s Establishment of College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and College of Law and Political Science, and name change to Kyungpook National University (KNU) in 1951. Dr. Ko, Byung-Gan assumed office as first President of KNU (1952) and Graduate School established in 1953.

1960s Main administration building built in 1960 and Graduate School of Education established in 1969.

1970s Establishment of College of Engineering (1970), College of Economics and Commerce (1972), and College of Dentistry (1973). First overseas academic cooperative relationship initiated with State University of New York at Buffalo, USA, in 1973.

1980s Establishment of Graduate School of Public Administration (1980), Graduate School of Business Administration (1981), Graduate School of Public Health (1981), College of Music & Visual Arts (1982), Graduate School of Industry (1985), and College of Veterinary Medicine (1988). College of Liberal Arts and Sciences is divided into College of Humanities and Social Sciences and College of Natural Sciences (1981). College of Humanities and Social Sciences is divided into College of Humanities and College of Social Sciences (1982). College of Law and Political Science is renamed as College of Law (1982).

1990s Establishment of Graduate School of Agricultural Development, College of Human Ecology (1992), Graduate School of International Studies (1996), and Graduate School of Policy and Information (1999).

2000s Establishment of Undecleared Majors (2000), School of Electrical Engineering & Computer Science (2001), and Graduate School of Forensic & Investigative Science (2003)

The University takes great pride in its extensive and active alumni, many of whom are currently in leadership positions throughout Korean society. The University is also concentrating its efforts to become a leading academic institution in the 21st century by contributing on the community, regional, national, and international level towards a better future.

学术

Undergraduate colleges

• College of Humanities
• College of Social Sciences
• College of Natural Sciences
• College of Business Administration
• College of Law
• College of Engineering
• College of Agriculture and Life Sciences
• College of Music and Visual Art
• School of Medicine
• School of Dentistry
• College of Veterinary Medicine
• College of Human Ecology
• College of Nursing
• School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
• Teacher's College
• Undeclared Majors (freshmen-only college)

Graduate schools

• Graduate School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Public transit

Daegu Sankyeok campus (Main Campus)

• Subway : Daegu Subway Line 1 Sincheon(Kyungpook National University) Station
• Bus
  • Main gate, East gate : 503, 410, 410-1, 937, Bukgu 2, Donggu 2
  • North gate : 300, 305, 323, 323-1, 706, 719, 410, 410-1
  • West gate : Circle 2-1, 300, 303, 303-1, 305, 403, 623, 410, 410-1, Donggu 1, Donggu 1-1

Daegu Dongin campus (School of Medicine, Kyungpook National Univ. Hospital)

• Subway : Daegu Subway Line 2 Kyungpook National University Hospital Station
• Bus : 305, 323, 323-1, 403, 425, 805, Bukgu 2, Donggu 1-1

Daegu Samdeok campus (School of Dentistry, Kyungpook National Univ. Hospital)

• Subway : Daegu Subway Line 2 Kyungpook National University Hospital Station
• Bus : Rapid 2, 305, 309, 420, 420-1, 509, 609, 649, 805, 939, Bukgu 2 Donggu 1-1

Sangju campus

• Railroad : Korail Gyeongbu Line Sangju Station

参考文献

1. ^ KNU Statistics, http://knuinfo.knu.ac.kr/statistics/Student.hwp students include one doctoral-postgraduate combination student

External links

• Kyungpook National University
• School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
• Department of Astronomy & Atmospheric Sciences
• Department of Politics & Diplomacy

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