Seoul National University

The school includes sixteen schools and six master schools, and an understudy grouping of around 28,000. It has two grounds in Seoul: the rule grounds in Gwanak and the helpful grounds in Jongno.

The school holds a redesign of cognizance with more than 700 academic foundations in 40 countries, the World Bank, and the country's first ever general educational exchange program with the University of Pennsylvania. The Graduate School of Business offers twofold graduate degrees with Duke University. The school's all inclusive staff headcount is 242 or 4% of the total. Nobel laureate Paul Crutzen and Fields Medal recipient Hironaka Heisuke are on the workforce program.

he principal grounds in Gwanak-gu was fabricated in 1975 by the SNU Comprehensive Plan. At present, there are around 200 structures, more than 50% of which have been produced ensuing to 1990. The school's restorative is on the past site of Gyeongseong University's therapeutic office at the Yangon Campus. In  2003. In 2009, the Graduate School of Convergence Science Technology (GSCST), which contains three workplaces (Nano-joining, Digital information meeting, wise union), was constructed in the new Suwon Campus.

A KEDI study found that the school's name-quality translates into wages that are in light of present circumstances around 12 percent higher than that of other Korean schools. SNU graduates overpower South Korea's scholastics, government, administrative issues and business. About one in four Korean school presidents focused on for their advanced education at Seoul National. Some place around 2003 and 2009, more understudies who proceeded onward from science optional schools and got presidential gifts enlisted at Seoul National University than at eight other driving universities joined. In government, to some degree more than a vast segment of South Korea's top notch calling outside organization corps, enlisted on the reason of a forceful higher mollifying organization exam, are from SNU.

In 1953 it was moved to Dongsung-dong in Seoul, where from 1958 even forms for auxiliary school were dispersed. Fiscal difficulties in 1960 drove the paper to quit printing for a period. It was relocated to the Gwanak Campus in 1975 where it has been in consistent generation until the present day. At the time of its first dispatch the paper was sold for 500 won a copy, every so often twice a week. Shortly, in any case, it is coursed for nothing out of pocket every Monday. The school paper is not available in the midst of schools breaks or exams.

Seoul National University Museum of Art (SNUMoA) was made in 1995, with duties from the Samsung Cultural Foundation, after a suggestion from Dr. Lee Jong-sang, an educator of Oriental Art. Its noteworthy perceiving highlight is the forward region which essentially gives off an impression of being coasting detectable all around. Improvement was grasped from 2003 to 2005, essentially off the Gwanak Campus' essential passage while the opening happened on the June 8, 2006. Dr. Jung Hung-min acknowledged the directorship of the display in 2006.