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Hongik University
Hongik University, also known as Hongdae, is a private university in Seoul, South Korea. Founded in 1946, it is located in the Mapo-gu district of central Seoul, with a second campus in Sejong. The university offers bachelor's degrees in art, particularly in painting and drawing, and a variety of other undergraduate and graduate programs. The undergraduate school encompasses fields such as fine arts, education, engineering, liberal arts, architecture, law, and economics. As of 2007, the university had approximately 14,500 undergraduate students and 2,600 graduate students. The term 'Hongdae' is commonly used as a shorthand reference to both the university and the surrounding neighborhood.
Hongik University, founded shortly after Korean independence, was initially named Hongmoon-daehakgwan. Lee Hung Soo, an independent activist, provided the initial funds. Officially approved by the Korean government in 1948, the university expanded its departments, moving during the Korean War and eventually returning to Seoul in 1953. Over the years, it continuously broadened academic programs and physical infrastructure. In 1971, Hongik College merged with Soo-Do Engineering College, forming Hongik University. Subsequently, various departments, graduate schools, and campuses were established. The university focused on global partnerships and educational advancements, reflecting a commitment to lifelong learning.
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