KWANGJU WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY

History

2004

  • Selected as an Excellent Business Incubation Center and received an institutional commendation from the Administrator of the Small and Medium Business Administration.

  • The Special Education Major was newly established in the Graduate School of Education; the Department of Therapeutic Special Education was newly established in the teacher education division with an admission quota of 20 students; and the Department of Occupational Therapy was newly established in the health sciences division with an admission quota of 30 students.

  • Graduate School freshmen for the fall semester of the 2004 academic year entered the university.

  • Held the master’s degree conferment ceremony for the fall semester of the 2003 academic year at the Graduate School.

  • Selected for the “School Enterprise Support Project” supported by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development, for the Kwangju Women’s University Beauty Clinic Center.

  • Selected for the “2004 Regional Innovation Specialization Project” supported by the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy, for the call center professional workforce training project.

  • Established a sisterhood relationship with Kumho Community Welfare Center.

  • Placed second overall in the team event at the 5th World University Archery Championship through Jin Soon-young.

  • Signed an industry-academic cooperation agreement with the Korea Telemarketing Association.

  • Established the Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation of Kwangju Women’s University.

  • At the 38th National Men’s and Women’s Archery Championships by Division, Jin Soon-young placed second overall individually, first at 50m, and second at 70m, while Du Ga-young placed second at 30m.

  • Held the 2004 Freshman Entrance Ceremony, with 524 undergraduate students and 74 graduate students.

  • Kim Sang-kwon was inaugurated as the 4th President of Kwangju Women’s University.

  • Selected as a participating university in the Ministry of Information and Communication-supported Project for Curriculum Reform in Non-IT Departments.

  • As part of university structural reform, the undergraduate admission quota was reduced by 230 students, 13 departments were abolished, eight departments were newly established, and the graduate school admission quota was reduced by 10 students; the 2003 Commencement Ceremony was held.

  • Shin Kyung-jin placed first overall individually at the Nagoya Indoor Archery Tournament in Japan.

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