Dong-eui University

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Dong-eui University
Hangul 동의대학교 Hanja 東義大學校 Revised Romanization Dong-ui Daehakgyo McCune-Reischauer Tong'ŭi Taehakkyo

Dong-eui University is a private university in Busan, a metropolitan city on the southeastern coast of South Korea. 23,071 students attend classes, and 618 instructors are employed. [1]

Contents 1 History 2 Sister schools 2.1 Japan 2.2 China 2.3 USA 2.4 Australia 2.5 Indonesia 2.6 Philippines 2.7 Thailand 2.8 Vietnam 2.9 Germany 2.10 United Kingdom 3 See also 4 External links

[edit] History

The university opened its doors in 1979, as a four-year college (Dong-eui College, or 동의대학) with 400 students. It was established by the Dong-eui Educational Foundation (est. 1966), which had also established a middle school and high school. Beginning in 1976, the foundation had also operated Kyungdong Engineering Professional School on the future site of the university campus. The college became a university in 1983, and opened its graduate school the following year.

[edit] Sister schools

The university has international exchange ties with 25 institutions around the world. [2]

[edit] Japan

• Kyoto University
• Tohoku University
• Waseda University
• Hokkaido University
• Fukuoka University
• Fukui University
• Kokushikan University
• Shimonoseki City University
• Beppu University
• Nagoya Gakuin University
• Dhoto University

[edit] China

• East China Normal University
• Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine
• Changchun University of Science and Technology
• Zhejiang University
• Henan University
• Changchun College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
• Tianjin University
• Qing Dao University
• Guang Xi Normal University
• Shen Zhen University
• Da Lian University

[edit] USA

• San Francisco State University
• Florida International University
• Sam Houston State University
• New York UTICA University

[edit] Australia

• University of Newcastle
• Griffith University

[edit] Indonesia

• Airlangga University

[edit] Philippines

• Ateneo de Manila University

[edit] Thailand

Rangsit University

[edit] Vietnam

Vietnam National University

[edit] Germany

• Parderborn University

[edit] United Kingdom

Harris Manchester College of Oxford University in London City

[edit] See also

• List of colleges and universities in South Korea
• List of Korea-related topics
• Education in South Korea

[edit] External links

• [3]