The museum has played an important role in excavating tombs from the Kaya Dynasty and studying the excavated remains, which give us a better understanding of the historical and cultural implications of the era. The museum is located on the seventh floor of the library at the Daemyung Campus. Sundays Closed Dormitories Keimyung University's dormitories can house up to 608 students in double rooms. Each room is shared by two students, and if possible international students are given the choice of sharing a room with a Korean student or with another international student. The rooms are furnished with beds, desks, bookcases, and wardrobes.
Students are responsible for buying such items as pillows and blankets.
Each floor has a lounge, a study room, laundry facilities, a shower room, and a restroom. The administrative building located in the middle of the dormitories has a weight room, ping-pong tables, a snack bar, a cafeteria, a TV lounge, a music room, a computer lab with 20 computers, and mail boxes. There is no space for additional furniture in any of the rooms. Cooking in the dormitories is not permitted. The clinic provides basic medicine for minor illnesses.