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Inha University Innovation X Heritage Founded in 1954, Inha University has grown into Korea’s leading university for practical and research-based education. Rooted in tradition and driven by innovation, we are now entering the INHA 4.0 era — a bold transformation into a Global Multiversity. Our vision unites cutting-edge infrastructure with diverse educational functions, empowering students through interdisciplinary learning, digital innovation, and global engagement. More than just a slogan, *Innovation X Heritage* defines who we are — a university where deep roots and bold ideas come together to create meaningful change.

Sejong University is a higher education company based out of Seoul, South Korea.

Founded in 1906 by Korea's ecumenically minded Jogye Order, Dongguk remains one of the few Buddhist affiliated universities in the world. The university began as Myeongjin School (명진학교) on May 8, 1906. It was closed by the Japanese Occupation Government from 1922 to 1928, after the Samil Undong uprising, and again in 1944, in relation to the turbulent events surrounding the end of World War II. It was one of the first institutions in the Republic of Korea to gain university status, in the western sense, being designated a university in 1953. The postgraduate school opened simultaneously. During the Korean War, classes were held in Busan, but were moved back to Seoul again in 1953. In 1959, the Dongguk University Broadcasting system was initiated. The College of Education was launched in 1968 with 4 courses, adding Education of Physical Education a year later.[3] In 1978, the Gyeongju Campus was established.