Changwon National University

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Changwon National University

Established:	1969
Type:	Public
Faculty:	304
Students:	15,000
Location:	Changwon, South Korea
Website:	http://www.changwon.ac.kr/

Hangul	창원대학교
Hanja	昌原大學校
Revised Romanization	Changwon Daehakgyo
McCune-Reischauer	Ch'angwŏn Taehakkyo

Changwon National University is a public institution of higher education located in Changwon, an industrial city in the southeast of South Korea. It is home to the country's first graduate school of labor.^{[citation needed]} The school enrolls close to 15,000 students, and employs 304 instructors as of 2004.

1 Academics
2 History
3 See also
4 External links

[edit] Academics

The university's graduate schools are divided into schools of education, administration, management, business and information, and labor. Undergraduate offerings are divided between colleges of humanities, social science, natural science, engineering, and art.

[edit] History

The school opened in neighboring Masan in 1969, as Masan College of Education (마산교육대학). Its mandate was broadened to Masan Junior College in 1978, and it became simply Masan College in 1979. At this time it had a maximum annual intake of 400 students. The school was moved and renamed in 1985, becoming Changwon National College. It became a university in 1991.