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Sep 21, 2007
Victor Cha Gave a Lecture to SNU Students
The Graduate School of International Studies invited Victor Cha, director of the Asian Studies Center at Georgetown University, to speak at a public lecture on Friday, September 14.
Sep 20, 2007
Living as Intellectuals
On Sep. 17th, Kang, Keum-Sil, a famous Korean politician and a lawyer had a colloquium on "Living as Intellectuals” at SNU student dormitory.
Aug 31, 2007
Unlocking the 21st-Century Agricultural Revolution
Professor Yong-Hwan Lee's recent groundbreaking research on fungi, published in the journal Nature Genetics, is aimed at furthering the green biotech revolution, saving countless human lives.
Aug 30, 2007
A Legal Studies Course for Foreign Students
College of Law’s own Cho Kuk, Kwon Youngjoon and Rhee Woo-Young have planned a joint course regarding Korean law to be taught in English for the first time in the fall semester of 2007.
Aug 24, 2007
Recommended Courses in Fall Semester
SNU offers 461 courses taught in English this fall semester. SNU senior students say that these are
Aug 02, 2007
Global MBA Graduates’ Salaries Jumped 65.7%
Among the first graduates of the Global MBA course at the Graduate School of Business of Seoul National University (SNU GSB), one in two got jobs in the financial sector, including banks, securities, and insurance companies.
Jul 26, 2007
SNU Joined Eurasia-Pacific Uninet
On July 23, 2007, President Jang-Moo Lee signed the Eurasia-Pacific Uninet Declaration at the presence of the Uninet President Brigitte Winklehner.
Jul 26, 2007
A Unique Academic Adventure of Excellence
Seoul National University’s International Summer Institute offers a unique, unprecedented combination of lectures by world-class intellectuals on its beautiful campus.
Jul 12, 2007
Study & Work Abroad Program for SNU Students
SNU provides various international exchange opportunities so that students in and outside of SNU can obtain intercultural competence through integration in various culture.
Jul 11, 2007
Who is Korea Reading?
Everyone's talking, but not everyone can be heard. In order for people to actually know what's happening in the ivory tower, for academics to be a part of public opinion, people have to be able to reach your thoughts, and easily, too. So, who's in hold of the loudspeakers that ring out over the nation's corners and alleys?
Jun 26, 2007
Plan in Action for a 'Multi-Campus': Frontier for the Integration of Studies
Plans to create a multi-campus to lead the integration of studies and development of high-technology are being crystallized: Bio Information Technology Port at Cheongna, Advanced Institute of Convergence Technology and Greenbio Research Complex are all projects currently underway.
Jun 11, 2007
Students to Get Emotion-Control Program
The school's Center for Campus Life and Culture said Thursday that it will launch the eight-week ``emotional control coaching program'' during the summer vacation.