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Seoul Institute of the Arts

Seoul Institute of the Arts (Korean: 서울예술대학교) is an arts university in Ansan, Gyeonggi Province, South Korea. The Namsan campus in Seoul is used for presentation of arts productions and convergence with industry. The Ansan Campus opened in 2001 and is used for educational training. History August 1958 – Korean Theatre Research Institute was founded. April 1962 – Drama Center and Theatre Library were opened. June 1962 – Korean Theatre Academy was founded (closed March 1964). March 1964 – Seoul Drama School was founded (closed December 1973) December 1973 – Seoul Art Academy was founded. December 1978 – Seoul Art Academy was renamed to Seoul Art College. February 1982 – Korean Theatre Research Institute was renamed to Korea Research Center for Arts. February 1998 – Korea Research Center for Arts was renamed to Dongnang Art Center. June 1998 – Seoul Art College was renamed to Seoul Institute of the Arts. March 2001 – Namsan Education Center was opened. September 2002 – Dongnang Acting Class for the Youth was opened. Former presidents Prof. Yoo Duk-hyung (December 1978 – March 1994) Prof. Yang Jung-hyun (March 1994 – March 1998) Prof. Kim Ki-duk (March 1998 – March 2001) Ahn Min-soo (March 2001 – February 2004) Ro Kun-il (March 2004 – February 2007) Prof. Yoo Duk-hyung (March 2007 – July 2019) Lee Nam-shik (August 2019 - July 2022) Prof. Yoo Tay Guhn (August 2022) Departments Notable alumni Actors and actresses Music TV hosts Euna Lee Jang Yoon-ju Lee Hwi-jae Shin Dong-yup Yoo Jae-suk Authors & screenwriters Choi In-hun Jang Jin Noh Hee-kyung Kim Ryeo-ryeong Shin Kyung-sook Kim Eun-sook Ha Seong-nan Directors & filmmakers Han Jae-rim Jang Jin Jang Hang-jun Kim Jee-woon Lee Myung-se Lee Hwan-kyung Roh Deok Fashion designers Lie Sang Bong References External links Official homepage (in English)
Instituto de las Artes de Seúl

El Instituto de las Artes de Seúl (en hangul, 서울예술대학교) es una escuela superior privada de arte. Está ubicada en Ansan, Gyeonggi-do, Corea del Sur. Propósito Se estableció con el objetivo de superar la ruptura de la cultura nacional causada por el período colonial japonés y la Guerra de Corea a través de la educación teatral y la capacitación de artistas profesionales que establecerían y revivirían el teatro nacional.​ Campus El Instituto de Artes de Seúl es una escuela técnica privada ubicada en Gyeonggi-do y Seúl, con campus en Ansan y Jung-gu, respectivamente. Campus de Ansan El campus de Ansan del Instituto de Artes de Seúl es el campus principal de la universidad, donde se imparten todos los cursos de grado. El campus está ubicado en Gojan-dong. La reubicación del campus de Namsan, originalmente dependiente del Instituto de Artes de Seúl, ue necesaria en 2001 para abordar la escasez de espacio y aulas disponibles, a la vez que mejoraba el bienestar estudiantil y la eficiencia de las clases. El campus cuenta con once edificios. Campus de Namsan El Campus Namsan del Instituto de Artes de Seúl es un campus afiliado que ofrece programas de grado. También sirve como sede para exposiciones y experiencias culturales y artísticas. El edificio principal del campus se encuentra en Yejang-dong, y cuenta con cinco edificios. Se accede a través de Sopa-ro, en el lado oeste del campus, y la Universidad Femenina de Soongsil se encuentra cerca, en el extremo sur. Historia La Academia Coreana de Teatro fue fundada en Seúl en septiembre de 1962 por Yu Chi-jin. Con fondos personales y una subvención de la Fundación Rockefeller, Yu Chi-jin construyó el Teatro del Centro Dramático y fundó el Instituto Coreano de Investigación Teatral, del que fue su primer presidente.​ Septiembre de 1962: establecimiento de la Academia de Teatro de Corea afiliada al Instituto de Investigación de Teatro de Corea. 4 de abril de 1964: inauguración de la Escuela de Teatro de Seúl. Escuela cerrada en diciembre de 1973. 19 de diciembre de 1973: inauguración del Colegio de Artes de Seúl. Diciembre de 1978: reorganizado como Colegio de Artes de Seúl. Junio de 1998: el nombre se cambió a Instituto de las Artes de Seúl. Febrero de 2001: finalización del campus de Ansan. 1 de mayo de 2012: se cambió el nombre de la escuela a Instituto de las Artes de Seúl. 2 de marzo de 2015: reorganización del sistema de grados. Resultados de la Evaluación de Competencias Básicas Universitarias del Ministerio de Educación de 2018.​ Resultados de la Evaluación de Competencias Básicas Universitarias del Ministerio de Educación de 2020. Organización educativa El cuadro siguiente incluye las especializaciones en el Instituto de las Artes de Seúl a partir de 2020. Alumnos de la escuela Actores y actrices Música Otros Referencias Enlaces externos Sitio web oficial (en coreano)
Institut des arts de Séoul

L'Institut des Arts de Séoul (SeoulArts) est une université des arts fondée par Yoo Chi-Jin en 1962. Historique En 1931, Yoo Chi-Jin (1905-1974), dramaturge et éducateur, crée l'Institut de recherche sur les arts dramatiques puis en 1962 le Centre dramatique, l'Institut coréen de recherche sur le théâtre et l'Académie de theâtre, qui deviendront plus tard l'Institut des Arts de Séoul. Depuis 2001, le campus se situe à Ansan dans la province de Gyeonggi. Enseignements L'Institut des Arts de Séoul compte quatorze départements : Arts numériques Arts visuels Danse Design d'intérieur Dramaturgie Écriture créative Film Interprétation Musique appliquée Musique traditionnelle coréenne Photographie Publicité créative Radio Théâtre Personnalités liées Professeurs Choi In-hun Oh Kyu-won Kim Hyesoon Chong Hyon-jong Hwang Sun-mi Han Kang Kim Soo-yong Étudiants Notes et références Liens externes (ko) Site officiel Ressource relative à la musique : MusicBrainz Portail de Séoul Portail des universités Portail des arts
Instituto de Artes de Seul

O Instituto de Artes de Seul é uma universidade de prestígio, especializada em artes, localizada em Ansan, Gyeonggi-do, Coreia do Sul. Ela formou muitos alunos que estão trabalhando ativamente em áreas relacionadas à arte na Coreia e também internacionalmente. O campus Namsan, no coração de Seul, é usado para apresentação de produções artísticas. O campus de Ansan foi inaugurado em 2001 e é usado para treinamento educacional, cujo objetivo é derrubar barreiras entre disciplinas, gêneros e especializações. O Instituto continua sendo um precursor na globalização das artes coreanas e na criação de novas formas de artísticas. História Por meio da educação de teatral, ela foi fundada para superar o colapso da cultura nacional causado pelo eventos do domínio colonial japonês e da guerra da Coreia, e para nutrir artistas profissionais que irão estabelecer e revitalizar o cinema nacional. Ela foi criada em setembro de 1962 por Yoo Chi-jin, também seu primeiro presidente, sob o nome de "Academia Coreana de Artes Teatrais em Seul". Yoo criou a academia com seu próprio dinheiro e com doações oriundas da Fundação Rockefeller, dos Estados Unidos. Na década de 1970 e 1980, a academia passou por várias reformulações. Seus cursos foram distribuídos em três departamentos centrais: Teatro, Filme e Rádio/Televisão. Em 1998, seu nome é mudado para "Instituto de Artes de Seul" e três anos depois, em 2001, seu campus é transferido para Ansan, Gyeonggi-do, onde permanece até os dias de hoje.==Referências== Ligações externas Página oficial (em inglês)
Сеульский институт искусств

Сеу́льский институ́т иску́сств (кор. 서울예술대학교?, 서울藝術大學校?, Соуль есуль тэхаккё) — южнокорейский университет искусств, основанный Ю Чхи Чжином в 1962 году. Институт состоит из двух кампусов. Кампус Ансан был закончен в феврале 2001 года и является местом для обучению искусствам, а кампус Намсан – это центр, где создаётся искусство и демонстрируется публике. В кампусе Намсан имеется Центр драмы (греческий театр), художественная галерея, драматический театр и киностудия. В институте обучаются 2400 студентов на 15 факультетах. Университет предлагает трёхлетнюю программу обучения на степень ассоциата и четырёхлетнее обучение на степень бакалавра. Действующим президентом университета является Ю Докхён. История 26 августа 1958 года Ю Чхи Чжин, пионер современного театра Кореи, основал Корейский исследовательский институт театра. 12 апреля 1962 года закончено строительство Корейского исследовательского института театра и открыт Центр драмы. В сентябре 1962 года основана Академия театра, президент-основатель Ё Сок Ки (кор. 여석기). 6 июля 1963 года учреждена награда Korea Theater Awards (Dongnang Theater Awards). Первым победителем стал драматург Пак Сын Хи (박승희). В марте 1963 года открыта Театральная библиотека (26 м2, 25 мест, 6000 книг). В мае 1973 года ректор Ю Док Хён посетил Москву для участия в 15-м конгрессе Международного института театра (МИТ) как представитель Кореи. В феврале 1982 года Корейский исследовательский институт театра переименован в Корейский исследовательский центр искусств. В феврале 1998 года Корейский исследовательский центр искусств переименован в Центр искусств Тоннан. В июне 1998 года Сеульский профессиональный колледж искусств переименован в Сеульский колледж искусств. В сентябре 2002 года открыт Актёрский класс для молодёжи Тоннан. 29 сентября 2005 года состоялось специальное представление в честь 100-летнего юбилея со дня рождения Ю Чхичжина и 43-го юбилея Центра драмы. Пьеса Артура Миллера «Смерть коммивояжёра» в постановке режиссёра Чан Чжина. 1 мая 2012 года Сеульский колледж искусств переименован в Сеульский институт искусств. Основатель Ю Чхи Чжин (кор. 유치진, 1905—1974) родился в Тхонъёне, Кёнсан-Намдо, драматург, режиссёр и педагог. Он решил посвятить свою жизнь пробуждению стагнирующего мира искусств Кореи того времени. Чтобы заложить основу, он создал в 1931 году Исследовательское общество драматических искусств. В 1962 году основал Центр драмы, Корейский исследовательский институт театра и Академию театра, которые стали современным Сеульским институтом искусств. Факультеты Известные выпускники Актёры и актрисы Музыканты Писатели, сценаристы Чхве Ин Хун Но Хи Гён Ким Рё Рён Син Кён Сук Ким Ын Сук Ха Сон Нан Режиссёры, создатели фильмов Чан Чжин Ли Мён Cэ Ким Чжи Ун Ли Хван Гён Дизайнеры одежды Ли Сан Бон Примечания Ссылки Сайт вуза (англ.)
Pai Chai University

Pai Chai University (Korean: 배재대학교) is a private university located in Daejeon, South Korea. It is one of the oldest modern universities in the country. Its campus is located in Seo-gu, in Daejeon metropolitan city, on the lower slopes of Yeonja Mountain. It has a present-day student body of about 14,000. Undergraduate programs are administered by the Colleges of Humanities, Foreign Studies, Business Administration, Social Sciences, Tourism Management, Natural Sciences, Engineering, Performing Inter-media Arts and Fine Arts. Numerous graduate programs in these fields are provided as well. History The school was founded by the missionary Henry Appenzeller in 1885, not long after the Joseon government had legalized Christianity and reformed the national educational system. At that time it was known as Baejae Hakdang (배재학당), which might be rendered as "Pai Chai Academy." It was officially established as a college in 1895. Symbols The tiger is an animal that appears many times in the legend and fables of Korea, and it has both intimacy and courage. Tiger, a symbol of disembowelment, symbolizes intimacy, ambition, and bravery based on the personality and scholarship of disloyal people. Ginkgo has been widely distributed on the earth since 150 million years ago and is very strong in cold and wind. The ginkgo tree is a symbol of exuberant tradition and prosperity of the future. Yulan is a flower that endures the cold of winter and blooms in early spring in the spring, and is loved by many people. Symbolizing the disloyalty, Yulan is a flower that indirectly submits the sublime spirit and purity of the evicted people.[1] Colleges Pai Chai University has 6 colleges. College of Humanities and Social Sciences College of business school College of Life and Health College of AI/SW Creative Convergence College of Arts and Culture College of Ju Si Kyung (Liberal Arts) Graduate schools Graduate Programs Graduate School of Information and Communications Graduate School of International Business and Commerce Graduate School of Law Graduate School of Tourism Management Graduate School of Public Administration See also List of colleges and universities in South Korea Education in South Korea External links Pai Chai University's website Pai Chai University's fingerprint attendance system website Pai Chai University's Electronic Engineering Department Pai Chai University's English-language website Pai Chai University's Japanese-language website Pai Chai University's Chinese-language website Pai Chai University's Vietnamese-language website Pai Chai University's Civil, Environmental & Railroad Engineering website Pai Chai University's Education Center for Korean as a Foreign Language website Vietnamese Student Association in Pai Chai University or Vietnamese Student Association in Pai Chai University
Chongshin University

Chongshin University (Korean: 총신대학교) is a Christian university in Seoul, South Korea. It has deep historical ties to conservative Presbyterianism, reformed theology, and belongs to the Presbyterian Church in Korea (HapDong). The current president is Park Seong-gyu. Academics Undergraduate education is provided through eight departments: Social Work, Child Studies, Church Music, Early Childhood Education, History Education, English Education, Christian Education, and Theology. Postgraduate education is divided between the seminary and the graduate schools. The main graduate school offers degrees of Master of Divinity (M.Div), Master of Theology (Th.M.), Master of Arts (M.A.), Master of Music (M.M.), Doctor of Theology (Th.D.) and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.). In addition, there are separate graduate schools of Education, Mission, and Social Work. History The school was founded as a seminary in 1901 by the Korean Presbyterian General Assembly. It was located in Pyongyang at the time, and known as Pyongyang Theological Seminary (평양 신학교). The first president was American missionary Samuel Austin Moffett. The school was forced to close by the Japanese occupation government in 1938. It was reopened in 1948, now located in Seoul. A four-year college was created in 1969. The seminary became an accredited graduate school in 1978. It became a university in 1995. See also List of colleges and universities in South Korea Education in South Korea Isu Station - also called Chongshin University Station References Further reading Benedetto, Robert; McKim, Donald K. (2009). "Chongshin University". Historical Dictionary of the Reformed Churches (2nd ed.). Lanham: Scarecrow Press. pp. 104–105. ISBN 978-0-8108-7023-9. Benedetto, Robert; McKim, Donald K. (2009). "Presbyterian College and Theological Seminary". Historical Dictionary of the Reformed Churches (2nd ed.). Lanham: Scarecrow Press. p. 307. ISBN 978-0-8108-7023-9. External links Official school website, in Korean Archived 2021-01-16 at the Wayback Machine Official school website, in English
Inje University

Inje University (Korean: 인제대학교) is a private university founded in 1941, located in Gimhae, South Korea. As of April, 2024, it had 884 faculty members, 340 staff members, 9,017 Undergraduate students and 1,224 Graduate students. The founding mission is to save the world through love and virtue. The educational goals are: to preserve nature; to value human lives and philanthropy. The school precepts are honesty, sincerity, and diligence. History It started as surgical clinic, "Paik Clinic" opened by Dr. In-Je Paik in 1941. He then donated all of his assets and founded Paik Hospital in 1946, the first civilian non-profit organization in Korea. In 1979 Inje Medical College opened, and in 1989 Inje College was promoted to Inje University, with Dr. Nakwhan Paik inaugurated as the first President of Inje University. Current, the 9th, president is Dr. Jeon, Minhyon who was appointed in September 2023. References External links Official website (in English)
Università Inje

L'Università Inje (인제 대학교) è un'università privata fondata nel 1932, situata a Gimhae, nella Corea del Sud. Storia Nel 1932 ha iniziato l'attività come clinica chirurgica, "Paik Clinic", del dottor In-Je Paik, il quale nel 1946 ha donato tutti i suoi beni e ha fondato il Paik Hospital, la prima organizzazione civile senza scopo di lucro in Corea. Nel 1979 è stato inaugurato l'Inje Medical College e nel 1989 l'Inje College è stato promosso ad Università di Inje, con Nakwhan Paik come primo presidente. Presidenti Nakhwan Paik (1989-2000) Yungu Lee (2000-2004) Changgu Seong (2004-2007) Gyeongho Lee (2007-2010) Wonro Lee (2010-2014) Injun Cha (dal 2014) Collegamenti esterni Sito ufficiale, su inje.ac.kr.
Université nationale de Gangneung-Wonju

L'université nationale de Gangneung-Wonju (en hangul : 강릉원주대학교) est une université nationale de Corée du Sud située à Gangneung dans le Gangwon. Composantes Facultés de 1er cycle Faculté de sciences humaines Faculté de sciences sociales Faculté de sciences de la nature Faculté de sciences du vivants Faculté d'ingénierie Faculté d'arts et d'éducation physique Faculté d'odontologie Faculté des industries culturelles Facultés de cycles supérieurs Voir aussi Liste des universités sud-coréennes Liens externes Site officiel Portail des universités Portail de la Corée du Sud
Hanbat National University

Hanbat National University (HBNU) is a university in Daejon, South Korea, established in 1927. The university is composed of six colleges having different departments within them, and one separate faculty. All six colleges offer study at the undergraduate and graduate levels. The university has been chosen for the following national-level projects: an Autonomous Improvement University Project, Leaders in Industry-University Cooperation+ (LIUC+), the Project to Nurture Universities to Lead Start-ups and Management of Systematic Career System for students. Colleges College of Engineering: five departments Department of Mechanical Engineering Department of Advanced Materials Engineering Department of Chemistry and Biological Engineering Department of Industrial Management Engineering Department of Building Services Engineering College of Information Technology: four departments Department of Electrical Engineering Department of Electronics and Control Engineering Department of Computer Engineering Department of Information Communications Engineering College of Construction, Environment and Design: six departments Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering Department of Architectural Engineering Department of Architectural Design Department of Urban Engineering Department of Visual Communication Design Department of Industrial Design College of Humanities: three departments Department of English Language and Literature Department of Japanese Department of Chinese College of Business and Economics: two departments Department of Economics Department of Business Administration and Accounting College of Life-long Education Faculty of Basic Convergence Education Research institutes Institute of Construction Safety Technology Urban and Environment Research Institute Energy and Clean Technology Research Center Institute of Fusion Technology for Production Institute of Environmental Preservation and Disaster Prevention Wireless Communication Research Institute Institute of Environment and Ecological Restoration Human-centered Future Fusion Center Institute of Quality Innovation Institute of Production and Environmental Design Appropriate Technology Institute China Trade Strategy Institute Urban Architecture Center Institute of Korean Language and Culture Institute of Advanced Renewable Energy Railway Technology Center Design Future Vision Center U-city Cluster Institute Public Design Institute Future Convergence Center for Humans Research Center of Optimal Technology Institute of Cultural Contents Technology Entrepreneurial Research Center of Industry-University Connection See also List of colleges and universities in South Korea Education in South Korea External links Official website
Université nationale de Hanbat

L'université nationale de Hanbat (en hangul : 한밭대학교) est une université nationale de Corée du Sud située à Daejeon. Composantes Facultés de 1er cycle Faculté de sciences humaines Faculté d'ingénierie Faculté d'économie et de commerce Faculté de cycles supérieurs Faculté de sciences de l'industrie Faculté d'information et de communication Faculté de management entrepreneurial Voir aussi Liste des universités sud-coréennes Liens externes Site officiel Portail des universités Portail de la Corée du Sud
Korea Air Force Academy

Republic of Korea Air Force Academy (ROKAFA, Korean: 공군사관학교; Hanja: 空軍士官學校) is a Republic of Korea Air Force institution for the undergraduate education and military training of officers. It is located at Cheongju, Chungbuk, South Korea. The current superintendent of the Academy is Lieutenant General Park, Ha Sik. Seongmudae (성무대; 星武臺; lit. 'Military Star Base') is another name of the academy. History The Academy was founded as the Aviation Academy (항공사관학교) at Gimpo in 1949, which later in the same year was renamed into its current name. During the Korean War, the Academy was moved to Mosulpo Base, Jeju and again to Jinhae Base, Gyeongnam. The Academy was given its other name Seongmudae in 1966 by then President Park Chung-hee. In 1985 the Academy was moved to its current base in Cheongju. ROKAFA became the first of the three Korean military academies to allow female cadets to enter in 1997. Campus The campus is located in the central part of the country at Cheongju. Organization Cadet Wing, Faculty Board and the Base Group are the main divisions along with the Academy Headquarters, Administration Division, and Academic Information Centre. Education Cadets of the Academy do not have to pay any tuition but need to serve at least ten years in the Air Force. It has a number of international exchange cadets such as Japan, Turkey, and Thailand. Since no pilot training is included in the curricula, all the graduates who pass the physical test are supposed to enter the pilot training after graduation. Cadets are required to select his/her major from several available curricula offered including foreign languages, aeronautical engineering, astronautical engineering, international relations, industrial engineering, computer science, mechanical engineering, electronic engineering, management, Military and Strategic Studies. See also Republic of Korea military academies Korea Military Academy (ROK Army) The Naval Academy of Korea (ROK Navy) List of national universities in South Korea List of universities and colleges in South Korea Education in Korea References External links Korea Air Force Academy (in English)
Académie de l'armée de l'air coréenne

L'Académie de l'armée de l'air coréenne (en hangul : 대한민국 공군사관학교) est une université nationale de Corée du Sud située à Cheongju. Elle a la charge de la formation des élèves officiers de l'armée de l'air de Corée du Sud. Histoire L'académie a été comme académie d'aviation (항공사관학교) à Gimpo en 1949, puis pris son nom actuel plus tard la même année. Pendant la guerre de Corée, l'académie est déplacée à la base de Mosulpo dans le Jeju, puis à la base de Jinhae dans le Gyeongsang du Sud. En 1985, l'académie est déplacée à sa position actuelle à Cheongju. Elle accueille sa première promotion féminine en 1997. Voir aussi Liste des universités sud-coréennes Liens externes « Site officiel » Portail de la Corée du Sud Portail des universités Portail de l’histoire militaire Portail de l’aéronautique