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Université nationale de Pusan

L'université nationale de Pusan (en coréen : 부산대학교) est une université nationale de Corée du Sud située à Pusan. Elle est l'une des 10 universités nationales de premier rang du pays. Elle est fondée en 1946 et environ 26 000 étudiants y sont inscrits. Composantes Faculté de premier cycle Faculté de sciences humaines Faculté de sciences sociales Faculté des sciences du vivant Faculté d'ingénierie Faculté de droit Faculté de pédagogie Faculté d'économie Faculté de pharmacie Faculté de médecine Faculté d'odontologie Faculté d'écologie humaine Faculté d'arts Faculté des nanotechnologies et des nanosciences Faculté des ressources naturelles et des sciences du vivant Faculté de cycle supérieur Faculté de sciences humaines Faculté de sciences sociales Faculté des sciences du vivant Faculté d'ingénierie Faculté de droit Faculté de management Faculté d'administration publique Faculté d'économie Faculté de pédagogie Faculté de médecine orientale Faculté de pharmacie Faculté de médecine Faculté d'odontologie Faculté d'écologie humaine Faculté d'arts Faculté des nanotechnologies et des nanosciences Faculté des ressources naturelles et des sciences du vivant Faculté de sciences industrielles Faculté des sciences de l'environnement Faculté d'études internationales Festivités Liste des célébrités du Festival de l'Université nationale de Pusan 17 mai – 19 mai 2022 – Spider, gagnante 17 et 18 mai 2023 – Kim Bum Soo, Oh My Girl / Lee Moo Jin, STAYC 28 mai – 30 mai 2024 – Cravity, Nam Dong Hyun, Cyberger, Dreamgirls, New Jeans / (G)I-dle, Zico / QWER, Now A Days, SG Wannabe Références Voir aussi Liste des universités sud-coréennes Liens externes Site officiel Ressources relatives à la recherche : Classement académique des universités mondiales CrossRef ResearchGate U-Multirank Ressource relative à la musique : MusicBrainz Portail des universités Portail de la Corée du Sud
Università Nazionale di Pusan

L'Università Nazionale di Busan (in coreano: 부산대학교, in inglese: Pusan National University o PNU) è un'università statale mista situata a Busan, Corea del Sud. Fondata nel 1946, e chiamata colloquialmente anche Pusandae (부산대), è considerata l'università più prestigiosa della città, e una delle istituzioni pubbliche più importanti fuori dalla capitale Seul. Il campus principale è situato nel distretto Geumjeong, ed è facilmente raggiungibile grazie alla metropolitana cittadina. La PNU inoltre possiede anche altri due campus, uno nella città di Yangsan, e uno nella città di Miryang. Galleria d'immagini Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Università Nazionale di Pusan Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su pusan.ac.kr.
Nationale Universiteit van Busan

De Nationale Universiteit van Busan (ook bekend als Nationale Universiteit van Pusan, Koreaans: 부산대학교) is een nationale onderzoeksuniversiteit, gevestigd in Busan, Zuid-Korea. De Universiteit werd in 1946 opgericht en werd een reguliere universiteit in 1953. In de QS World University Rankings van 2020 staat de Nationale Universiteit van Busan wereldwijd op een 521-530ste plaats, waarmee het de 17e Zuid-Koreaanse universiteit op de ranglijst is.
Universidade Nacional de Pusan

Universidade Nacional de Pusan ( PNU; hangul: 부산대학교; rr: Busan Daehakgyo, também chamada de Universidade Nacional de Busan) é uma das dez principais universidades nacionais coreanas na Coreia do Sul. É a primeira universidade nacional estabelecida após o Dia da Libertação Nacional da Coreia. A universidade tem quatro campus distribuídos no país: Campus Busan, Campus Ami, Campus Miryang e Campus Yangsan. Eles estão localizados em Busan (hangul: 부산; MR: Pusan) e Província de Gyeongsang do Sul. No QS World University Rankings de 2020, a Universidade ficou classificada entre 521º e 530º posição no mundo, tornando-se a 17ª universidade sul-coreana do ranking. Ex-alunos notáveis Heo Sung-tae, ator Hur Aram, educador Im Si-wan, ator e cantor ( ZE:A ) Kang Hyung-ho, cantor Kang Mal-geum, atriz Kiggen, cantor Eunseong Kim, físico Kim Yi-deum, poeta Lee Mison, Juiz do Tribunal Constitucional da Coreia Yoo Jae-myung, ator You Young-min, político e ex- chefe de gabinete do presidente Moon Jae-in Alex Taek-Gwang Lee, filósofo e professor Referências Ligações externas Universidade Nacional de Pusan Universidade Nacional de Pusan (Inglês)
Пусанский национальный университет

Пусанский университет (кор. 부산대학교; Пусан тэхаккё) — один из крупнейших университетов и первый государственный университет в Республике Корея. Является одним из самых известных и престижных национальных университетов наряду с Сеульским университетом и опорным университетом страны. История Пусанский университет был создан в мае 1946 года (на три месяца раньше, чем Сеульский университет). Основной кампус университета расположен в Пусане — втором по величине городе Республики Корея. ПНУ имеет также 2 филиала (кампуса), в Миряне и в Янсане. С 1998 года в подготовлено почти 90 тысяч бакалавров, 12 755 магистров и 2 399 учёных с докторской степенью. Пусанский университет на данный момент включает в себя 12 колледжей и 6 высших школ с различным профессиональным уклоном. Колледжи Гуманитарный колледж Колледж социальных наук Колледж естественных наук Инженерный Колледж Юридический колледж Педагогический колледж Колледж делового администрирования Колледж фармации Медицинский колледж Колледж стоматологии Колледжа экологии человека Колледжа искусств Колледж нанотехнологий Колледж природных ресурсов и науки о жизни Высшие школы Высшая школа гуманитарных наук Высшая школа социальных наук Высшая школа естественных наук Высшая школа инженерии Высшая школа права Высшая школа образования Высшая школа делового администрирования Аспирантура восточной медицины Высшая Школа фармации Высшая школа медицины Высшая школа стоматологии Высшая Школа экологии человека Высшая Школа Искусств Высшая школа нанотехнологий Высшая школа менеджмента Высшая школа государственного управления Высшая школа промышленности Высшая школа экологии Высшая школа международных исследований Высшая школа природных ресурсов и науки о жизни Ссылки сайт Пусанского Университета сайт Пусанского Университета (Английская версия) писательница Арам Хура, выпускница Пусанского университета
Dukwon High School

Dukwon High School (also known as Dukwon, or Dukwon HS; 덕원고등학교, 덕원고; 德元高等學校) is a private preparatory school in Suseong-gu, Daegu, South Korea. The school's motto is "Nurture great ambitions and build strength" and, its symbol is the zelkova tree. Like most schools in Korea, Dukwon High School starts its school year in March, starts its second semester in August, and ends the school year in February. There is a weeklong spring break in mid-February. History Origins On August 24, 1978, Dr. Jin-won Kim was approved to establish an education foundation, Dukwon Education Foundation, and on February 28, 1980, the new school building was completed in Hwanggeum-dong, Suseong-gu, Daegu. On March 1 of 1980, the first Principal Byeong-sip Seo was inaugurated, and on March 5 the first freshman entered. At this time, 10 classes per grade were accredited and the number of classes continued to increase. 21 years after the school was established, the plan to change the location was approved. The groundbreaking ceremony was held on April 27, 2001. On February 28, 2002, it was moved to 37, Uksu-gil, Suseong-gu, Daegu. In the same year, Cheongramsa (청람사; 靑藍舍), dormitory was opened. Admissions By the law of private school education, Dukwon High School was selected to be a privately operated high school above numerous other schools. The students who have a higher GPA than other students in their middle school can apply to Dukwon High School. Notable alumni Hyeon Taeghwan '80, chemist, director of IBS, Associate Editor of Journal of the American Chemical Society Sang-hyuk Jung '80, CEO of Shinhan Bank Jeong-su Kim '80, Lieutenant General, Superintendent of Korea Military Academy Kyung-cheol Park '80, doctor, writer of 'A Beautiful Walk with Rustic Doctor(시골의사의 아름다운 동행)' Seong-yong Youn '82, Director General of National Museum of Korea, former Director of National Folk Museum of Korea An-su Park '83, general, Chief of Staff of the Republic of Korea Army Cheol-ho Heo '83, CEO of Korea Ginseng Corporation Hoon-ki Lee '83, CEO of Lotte Chemical, President & CEO of Lotte Group Chemical Unit Duk-geun Ahn '84, The Minister of Trade, Industry and Energy of the Republic of Korea Ji-man Hong '84, Secretary for Political Affairs of Office of the President (South Korea), former journalist, former member of the National Assembly of the Republic of Korea Sung-soo Kwon '87, Presiding Judge of Seoul Central District Court Seok-woo Kim '88, President of Institute of Justice of the Republic of Korea Jin-su Bae '97, comics artist, creator of 'Money Game(머니게임)' Won-ho Shin 2001, Daegu Metropolitan City Chairman of the Basic Income Party Jae-won Lee 2002, actor E Sens (Min-ho Kang) 2003, rapper Seo-yeon Cho (Natalie Cho) 2004, news presenter of Yonhap News Agency Kang-hyun Park 2006, actor External links Official website
Duryu Park

Duryu Park (Korean: 두류공원) is a park located in Duryu-dong, Dalseo District, Daegu, South Korea. It was founded in 1965. The area of the park is 1,653,965 m2. It is equipped with many facilities such as multipurpose playgrounds, a swimming pool, tennis courts, a roller skating rink, a football field, and a baseball field. There are two small Buddhist temples on the grounds and the Cathedral Pond - Osaek Fountain. The park is popular for its scenic bridge and views during autumn and spring, during which cherry blossoms bloom. Some festivals and concerts are also held on the grounds, such as a body-painting and a flying lantern festival. There are over 133 species of trees and plants in the park. References External links Official website (in Korean)
Eunkwang Girls' High School

Eunkwang Girls' High School (Korean: 은광여자고등학교; Hanja: 恩光女子高等學校) is a private girls high school located in Gangnam District, Seoul, South Korea. Foundation Eunkwang High School and Eunkwang Middle School, two co-educational schools, were established by Kang-Mok Lee in 1946 under the spirit of Christianity. In 1973, the name was changed to Eunkwang Girls' High School and Eunkwang Girls' Middle School. The educational foundation for both schools was named Eunkwang Private Educational Institute. This name was also changed to Kuk-Am Private Educational Institute. Symbols The school's motto is "adventurous man of the future world, creative intellectual, independent volunteer". The school's flower is Korean rosebay, and the tree is pine. Academic information Entering their sophomore year, students are to choose between liberal arts courses and general science courses. The classes are divided according to their selection of subjects. All students are required to learn at least one other foreign language than English, and students need to decide between Chinese or Japanese. References External links Official website (in Korean)
Eunsusa

Eunsusa (literally "Silver Water Temple") is a small Korean Buddhist temple that sits at the base of Sutmaibong (peak), or Elephant Rock, in the Maisan (Horse Ear Mountain) in Jinan County, North Jeolla Province, South Korea. In addition to Cheongsilbae - Natural Monuments #386, a shrine dedicated to Dangun Wanggeom (the legendary founder of Gojoseon, the first Korean kingdom), and a large drum that anyone can strike, can be found at Eunsusa. Maisan (Horse Ear Mountain) is part of the Maisan Provincial Park complex and visitors to the park frequently visit Eunsusa on the way to, or from, the better known Tapsa (Pagoda Temple) that lies to the southwest, down the path through the park. Further down the path, past Tapsa and Lake Tapyeongje, is found the small temple of Geumdangsa inside the park as well. Treasures Natural Monuments #386 Cheongsilbae is an extremely rare pear tree species endemic to Korea known only to exist at Eunsusa. The age of this tree at Eunsusa is believed to be about 650 years old. Cheongsilbae stands 18 meters/59 feet in height and 2.8 meters/9.2 feet in circumference. This variation is a blue thread colored mountain stone shaped pear tree that would grow near a house or on mountain. The leaf is saw-toothed with an oval tip and both sides of this strongly structured leaf are smooth. The fruit starts out brown or green in color but changes to yellow as it ripens later in the fall. Cheongsilbae at Eunsusa was planted as a seed by Yi Seonggye, King Taejo in Joseon, at this site to commemorate where he prayed in Maisan. The local people are very proud of the legend of Cheongsilbae's origins. Cheongsilbae is protected as, and designated as, a Natural Monument due to the scientific value and to assure preservation of species. Gallery See also Maisan References
Ŭnsu sa

Ŭnsu sa (kor. 은수사, pol. Klasztor Srebrnej Wody) – mały koreański klasztor. Historia klasztoru Nie wiadomo dokładnie kiedy klasztor został założony, jednak stało się to zapewne na długo przed końcem XIV wieku. Jego pierwotną nazwą był Sangwŏn sa, potem zapewne utracił na znaczeniu i stał się pustelnią pod nazwą Chŏngmyŏng. Pod koniec XIV wieku odwiedził klasztor założyciel dynastii Chosŏn król Taejo, który zauważył, że woda płynąca w pobliżu jest tak czysta, że przypomina srebro, i zmieniono nazwę na obecną. Klasztor zbudowany jest u podstawy szczytu Sutmai (czyli Słoniowej Skały) góry Mai (Końskiego Ucha) w powiecie Chinan w prowincji Chŏlla Północna w Korei Południowej. Maisan (góra Mai) jest częścią Prowincjonalnego Parku góry Mai. Klasztor jest często odwiedzany po drodze do bardziej znanego i większego klasztoru T’ap sa znajdującego się w kierunku południowo-zachodnim. Po minięciu klasztoru T’ap (klasztor Stupy) i jeziora T’apyŏng dochodzi się do małego klasztoru Kŭmdang sa. Budynki i obiekty Pomnik Przyrody nr 386 – niezwykle rzadkie endemiczne w Korei drzewo gruszy, które rośnie tylko w tym klasztorze. Uważa się, że ma ono około 650 lat, liczy 18 metrów wysokości i 2,8 metra obwodu. Grusza ta została zasadzona w tym klasztorze przez króla Taejo, dla upamiętnienia chwili, gdy się modlił w tym miejscu. Pomnik Przyrody nr 380 – pnąca winna latorośl zwana Szmaragdową Radością największy bęben (Pŏpgo), wyprodukowany w 1982 roku (każdy może w niego uderzyć) rzeźba Babci Samsin, bogini opiekującej się niemowlakami Adres klasztoru Eunsusa, 406, Maisannam-ro, Maryeong-myeon, Jinan-gun, Jeollabuk-do, Korea Południowa 전라북도 진안군 마령면 마이산남로 406 Bibliografia Strona internetowa (ang. Galeria
Geomam station

Geomam station is a railway station on AREX and Incheon Subway Line 2. Since June 2014, the KTX train operates from Incheon International Airport to Busan or Mokpo. It has stopped operating KTX since March 2018. In September 2018, Korail officially announced that they would stop operating KTX to Incheon International Airport due to lack of passenger use. This was the first KTX station after Incheon Airport. Before KTX started to run on AREX, all platforms were high-leveled with screen doors. The KTX started to run, they took away the platform screen doors only at the both end of the side horizontally and turned into low-leveled platform without screen doors. Vicinity Korail Airport Railroad Corporation headquarters SeoIncheon High School Geomam Elementary School Geomam-sageori (4-way junction) Gallery References External links Media related to Geomam Station at Wikimedia Commons
Geomam (métro de Séoul et d'Incheon)

Geomam (hangeul : 검암 ; hanja : 黔岩) est une station de correspondance, entre la ligne AREX du métro de Séoul et de la Ligne 2 du métro d'Incheon qui font partie du réseau du métro de Séoul. Elle est située au 26 Geombawi-ro, dans l'arrondissement Seo-gu, à Incheon, à l'ouest de Séoul, en Corée du Sud. Situation sur le réseau La station, établie en surface et en aérien, Geomam : est une station de correspondance, entre la ligne AREX du métro de Séoul et de la Ligne 2 du métro d'Incheon : Sur la ligne AREX, elle est située entre la station Gyeyang, en direction du terminus est Gare de Séoul, et la station Cheongna International City, en direction du terminus ouest Aéroport international d'Incheon Terminal 2 ; et sur la Ligne 2 du métro d'Incheon, elle est située entre la station Dokjeong, en direction du terminus nord Geomdan Oryu, et la station Geombawi, en direction du terminus sud-est Unyeon. Histoire Elle devient une station de correspondance la 30 juillet 2016, lors de l'ouverture à l'exploitation des 27 stations de la totalité de la ligne, dite ligne 2 du métro d'Incheon, de métro léger sur pneu sans conducteur, longue de 29,3 km. Services aux voyageurs Accès et accueil Desserte Intermodalité À proximité Notes et références Voir aussi Articles connexes Métro de Séoul Ligne AREX Ligne 2 du métro d'Incheon Liens externes (ko) « 검암 (AREX Station Officiel) ». (en) « Seoul Metro (officiel infos stations) », sur seoulmetro.co.kr/en. (ko) « 인천교통공사 » [« Incheon Transit Corporation »] [archive du 14 novembre 2023]. (en) « Seoul (metro) », sur urbanrail.ne. Portail du métro Portail de Séoul Portail de la Corée du Sud
Stazione di Geomam

Geomam (검암역 - 黔岩譯, Geomam-yeok ) è una stazione ferroviaria della linea AREX per l'aeroporto di Incheon situata nel quartiere di Seo-gu a Incheon, in Corea del Sud. Dal 30 giugno 2014 presso questa stazione fermano anche 6 coppie di treni KTX, dando quindi anche a Incheon una stazione per raggiungere in tempi rapidi le altre città coreane. Tuttavia dalla sospensione dei servizi KTX avvenuta nel 2018 le banchine adibite ad esso risultano attualmente inutilizzate. Linee Korail ■ AREX (Codice: A07) ■ KTX (sospeso) Metropolitana di Incheon ● Linea 2 (Codice: I207) Struttura La stazione è realizzata da due fabbricati collegati, uno per la linea AREX, dove fermano anche i treni KTX, e uno per la linea 2 della metropolitana. Sezione AREX La stazione è dotata di due marciapiedi a isola con quattro binari passanti. I due interni vengono utilizzati dai treni AREX, mentre i due esterni dai treni KTX e dagli espressi in transito. Stazione metropolitana I binari della linea 2 della metropolitana di Incheon si trovano su viadotto, al quarto piano, con due marciapiedi laterali e due binari passanti, protetti da porte di banchina. Al piano inferiore si trova il mezzanino, e al piano terra il corridoio di collegamento con la stazione AREX e le uscite. Stazioni adiacenti Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su stazione di Geomam Collegamenti esterni (KO) Informazioni sulla stazione dal sito della Korail, su arex.or.kr. URL consultato il 29 ottobre 2013 (archiviato dall'url originale il 9 ottobre 2014).
Dongdaegu station

Dongdaegu station (Korean: 동대구역), meaning "East Daegu station", is a railway station in Daegu, South Korea. It is on the national high-speed KTX railway network, 282 km (175 mi) south of Seoul Station. History The station opened in 1962 and KTX trains on the Gyeongbu Line began services on April 1, 2004, shortly after the completion of the new building earlier that year. Services Dongdaegu has become the chief station for Daegu, surpassing Daegu station. Overground Dongdaegu station serves all KTX trains on the Gyeongbu Line. It also has express services and local services on the normal speed Gyeongbu Line. The station is served by the Daegu Line, a short line which connects to the Jungang Line. Subway The station also serves the Daegu Subway. The overground railway and subway stations are not connected directly: the Subway Line 1 station entrance lies in a park close by the railway station. Popular culture Dongdaegu station features in the 2016 zombie horror film Train to Busan. See also Transportation in South Korea Korail KTX References External links (in Korean) Cyber station information from Daegu Transportation Corporation
Stazione di Dongdaegu

La stazione di Dongdaegu (동대구역 - 東大邱驛 Dongdaegu-yeok) è una stazione ferroviaria di Daegu, si trova nel quartiere di Dong-gu ed è la stazione che serve i treni KTX dell'alta velocità coreana. Linee Korail Linea Gyeongbu Linea Daegu Linea KTX Gyeongbu (Alta Velocità) Stazioni adiacenti Voci correlate Korail Daegu Korea Train Express Metropolitana di Daegu Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su stazione di Dongdaegu Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su daegu.go.kr.
Cheonan (métro de Séoul)

Cheonan (hangeul : 천안 ; hanja : 天安) est une station de passage de la ligne 1 du métro de Séoul. Elle est située au 239 Daeheung-ro, dans le quartier Daeheung-dong de l'arrondissement Dongnam-gu de la ville Cheonan-si, dans la province Chungcheongnam-do, au sud-ouest de la ville de Séoul en Corée du Sud. La gare d'origine ouvre en 1905 et la station de métro en 2005. Elle est desservie par les rames de services omnibus et express de la ligne 1. Elle est en correspondance directe avec la gare de Cheonan desservie par des trains voyageurs Korail. Situation sur le réseau La station en surface Cheonan est une station de passage de la ligne 1 du métro de Séoul (branche Guro-Sinchang) : elle est située entre la station Jiksan en direction du terminus nord-est Yeoncheon, et la station Bongmyeong, en direction du terminus sud-ouest Sinchang. Elle est en correspondance directe avec la gare de Cheonan. Histoire Gare ferroviaire La gare d'origine est mise en service le 1er janvier 1905 sur la ligne Gyeongbu. La gare partage une partie des installations avec la station du métro. Station de métro La station Cheonan est mise en service le 20 janvier 2005, lors de l'ouverture à l'exploitation du prolongement de Byeongjeom à Cheonan, nouveau terminus sud-ouest de la ligne 1 du métro de Séoul. Elle devient une station de passage le 15 décembre 2008, lors de l'ouverture du prolongement suivant de Cheonan à Sinchang. Services aux voyageurs Accès et accueil La station est établie au 239 Daeheung-ro, dans le quartier Daeheung-dong. Elle partage le bâtiment avec la gare ferroviaire, accessible par deux bouches situées de part et d'autre des voies. La station utilise les quais 5 et 8. Desserte Cheonan : est desservie par les rames de services omnibus et express de la ligne 1. Les quais, 5 et 8, sont équipés de portes palières. Intermodalité La station est en correspondance directe avec les quais desservis par les trains de la gare de Cheonan. Des arrêts de bus sont situés à proximité des bouches. À proximité Elle dessert notamment un site mémoriel sur l'indépendance de la Corée. Notes et références Voir aussi Articles connexes Métro de Séoul Ligne 1 du métro de Séoul Gare de Cheonan Liens externes Site officiel (ko) « 천안역 (officiel station) », sur letskorail.com. (en) « Seoul Metro (recherche station ou itinéraire) », sur seoulmetro.co.kr/en/. (en) « Seoul (metro) », sur urbanrail.ne. Portail du métro Portail de Séoul Portail de la Corée du Sud
Geumcheon-gu Office station

Geumcheon-gu Office Station, formerly known as Siheung Station, (Korean: 금천구청역) is a station on the Line 1 of the Seoul Subway, as well as the Gyeongbu Line. Commuter rail trains on Line 1 travel southwards from here to Anyang, Suwon, Pyeongtaek and Cheonan Stations via the Gyeongbu Line. In addition, a spur line (also a part of Line 1) between this station and Gwangmyeong Station on the KTX serves to link high-speed trains and commuter rail. The name of the station was changed from Siheung to its current name on December 29, 2008. The main reason for the change was because of the confusion with Siheung, a city located southwest of here. Gallery References