Andong National University Museum |
Andong
National University Museum was established for academic
activities such as surveying, studying and exhibiting
cultural assets of the local region. The museum opened
at Myeongnyun-dong in 1979, and moved to Songcheon-dong
in 1985 together with the university.
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Chonbuk National University Museum
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National University Museum opened on May 1, 1961. with
a collection of 24,000 artifacts. Chonbuk National University
Museum plays an important role as a specialized regional
research center, and it has held more than 10 special
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Chosun University Museum |
Since
it's opening in May, 1992, Chosun University Museum has
led the collection and study of data related to the history
and traditional cultures of the local regions. The museum
has also provided a space for sharing the history and
the culture of the Honam area by exhibiting cultural artifacts,
developing and operating community education programs.
Further, the museum continuously provides the public with
opportunities to experience history through lectures,
special seminars, and excavation site exploration programs.
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Chungbuk University Museum |
Our
museum researches, collects, studies and exhibits
ancient relics, historical art, applied fine arts
and folk customs in order to provide research work
to faculty and students for easier understanding
of our history and culture.
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Daegu Hanny University Museum
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Daegu Hanny University Museum opened on September 16, 1995 to show the characteristics of Daegu Hanny University which grew upon oriental medicine as well as the characteristics of the region as the traditional drug market and the culture of the local community.
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Daegu University Museum |
Daegu
University, the museum promotion committee, opened
the museum at the professional college building(165㎡)
in Daemyeong-dong campus in Daegu.
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Daejeon Health Sciences College
Museum |
The
museum runs several exhibition halls designed to
help our students, alumni, faculty, and our community
to appreciate and understand the Korean culture.
The Traditional Culture Hall emphasizes the inheritance
and preservation of the traditional cultures; The
Medical Equipment Hall supplements the College's
collection of health sciences related resources.
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Daejeon University Museum |
The
Daejeon University Museum aims to collect, conserve, and
display the cultural heritage and artifacts of Korea,
and it also investigates and studies them to contribute
to the development and education of our culture, arts
and scholarship.
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Dongguk University Museum |
Dongguk University Museum was established in 1963. According to the principles of Dongguk University, the Museum has been committed to the collection, exhibition, preservation, research, and surveying of Buddhist art and antiquities. Dongguk University Museum has contributed to the understanding of Korean Buddhist culture.
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Duksung Women's University Museum |
Duksung
Women's University Museum started with the opening of
a small exhibition room (approximately 130 square feet)
on the seventh floor of Pavilion D in the Unni-dong Campus,
in May, 1971. The museum moved to the third floor of Household
Pavilion in Ssangmun-dong Campus in 1982, which provided
total space of approximately 390 sq. ft., accommodating
the folklore hall (approx. 169), the ancient art hall
(46), a corridor exhibiting modern arts (80) and an archive
(63 sq. ft).
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Ewha Womans University Museum |
The
official opening of Ewha Womans University Museum
was held in 1935 with an exhibition presenting a
collection of Korean art and folk objects donated
by professors and students. It was aimed to preserve
Korean culture and boost the national spirit under
the colonial rule of Japan.
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Ewha Woman's University Natural History
Museum |
The
Natural History Museum of Ewha Woman's University was
established on November 20, 1969 for the purpose of contributing
to the education on nature to school and to the community.
It was renovated in May 1997 to incorporate new advanced
exhibition technologies.
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Gyeongju University Museum |
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in Gyeongju, the hometown of Silla, Gyeongju University
Museum has some 2,300 artifacts in its collection. Most
of the artifacts are roof tiles from the Silla Era, and
include stoneware from the Bronze Age, earthenware and
ironware from the Ancient Three Kingdoms Era, and murals
from the late Joseon Dynasty. |
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Gyeongsang National University Museum |
The
Gyeongsang National University Museum was established
in May 1983 for the purpose of investigating and researching
the prehistoric and ancient culture of western Gyeongsang-namdo,
and displaying its findings for the general public.
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Hallym University Museum |
Established
in November, 1984 and approved by the ministry of
education in September, 1985, the museum was officially
opened as an affiliated organization of Hallym university
on the May 18, 1988. It aims to contribute to the
improvement of the educational level, the advancement
of learning, and the local cultural development
through the research and investigation of various
remains and relics in the area of antiquities, history
and folk customs.
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Hannam University Natural History
Museum |
The
Hannam University Natural History Museum has been considered
as a specialized museum for natural heritage with 20-year's
history since its opening in 1983. The museum collects
and studies data relevant to natural history such as geology,
fossils, animals and plants through aggressive excavation
and research activities.
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Hanyang University Museum |
The
museum opened in 1980 to collect, store and exhibit
data and relics related to all areas of study including,
history, culture, arts, folklore and anthropology
and provide data to staff, students and the public.
The museum has collected 5153 common relics through
contribution and purchase, and has also collected
522 trade tools used by artists and craftsmen deemed
human cultural icons.
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Kangwon University Museum |
Kangwon
University Museum (henceforth, KWUM) opened on May
1, 1979. Since the opening, KWUM has excavated and
collected lots of historic relics and folklore materials.
KWUM was officially opened and displayed to the
public permanently on October 11, 1985.
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Keimyung University Museum |
Utmost
efforts from our museum offer historical, cultural,
and ancient living experiences not only to our students,
but also to the public. In addition, active efforts
on contributing regional culture by education with
data to be an advanced education center in the community.
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Kongju National University
Museum |
Kongju
National University Museum has been around for more
than 40 years - ever since its predecessor, Hyangtogwan
was built at Kongju National Teachers' College,
the predecessor of Kongju National University.
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Kookmin University Museum |
The
Kookmin University Museum provides expertise as
well as universality of sciences for the academic
field, and the museum develops various programs
to perform critical role for the development of
the local community cultures.
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Korea University Museum |
Korea
University Museum (Henceforth, KUM) was established
in 1934. It was the first one as the museum of university
in Korea. In 1936, KUM could start to collect the
folklore items, aided by the donation from Mrs.
An Ham-pyeong. After that, many people have donated
lots of historical materials to KUM.
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Kunsan National University
Museum |
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National University Museum collects, preserves,
studies and manages a variety of materials related
to human life. Those materials represent different
fields such as archeology, history, art, and folklore. |
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Kwandong University Museum |
The
Kwandong University Museum opened on April 10, 1976
on the fifth floor of the Liberal Art Building in
the Gangreung Campus and was then called Folklore
Museum to commemorate establishment of the Korean
History Education Department (the first curator:
Prof. In-Hak Choi, currently a professor at Inha
University).
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Kyonggi University Museum |
The
Kyonggi University Museum opened on October 27, 1983.
The typical artifacts displayed by the museum include
agricultural implements and folk drawings. The agriculture
exhibition hall of the museum the first of its kind in
Korea exhibits agricultural relics,
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Kyung Hee University Museum |
Kyung
Hee University Museum (opened in 1955) is a class I museum
(Ministry of Culture and Tourism Reg., No. 193) for archaeology,
history and folklore. The museum has led the university
culture through various activities including academic
and educational activities, exhibitions, surface and excavation
surveys of cultural assets.
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Kyungbook National University Museum |
The
museum opened in 1959. It consists of an independent building
(total area 5488㎡) that houses 8 exhibition rooms, an
audiovisual room, a conservation laboratory, and a spacious,
beautiful outdoor stone artifact exhibition space (13,824㎡),
which is a rare feature in university museums.
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Kyungnam University Museum |
Kyungnam University Museum (henceforth) has shown
lots of activities during the last 25 years since
November 18, 1976 when it was established. During
the initial period, classrooms were transferred
to small exhibition room through remodeling which
only displayed approximately 600 items, but currently
the exhibition room itself is 264㎡.
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Museum of Catholic University
of Daegu |
The
museum collects, stores, displays and exhibits artifacts
of history, archeology, arts, folklore and anthropology
domestically and abroad. The museum focuses on women's
history in Korea and items from the Silla and Gaya
cultures.
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Myongji University Museum
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The University Museum has been placed on a firm basis since the late founder, Dr. Sanguine You, donated a total of 100 items from his own family treasure. The current Museum opened on March 5, 1979, and elevated its status by joining the Korea University Museum Association on May 10th of that year. It has played an instrumental role in inter-collegiate museum exchange programs and will continue to preserve and develop archeological history, traditional art, and natural history.
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Pusan National University Museum |
The
Pusan National University Museum opened in 1964. The museum
has studied the history and the cultures of Korea in wide
scope from the prehistoric period to the modern era through
accumulation of various data. In particular, the museum
has concentrated on the study of the history and the culture
of Gaya of the prehistoric period and the ancient ages
in the areas of Busan and Gyeonsangnam-do (where the university
is located).
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R.O.K Naval Academy Museum |
Having
been attacked by the overseas countries throughout its
history, Korea has yielded many of great commanders who
fought against the attacks from the seas. Particularly,
Admiral Yi Sun-shin, the great commander and hero who
defended the country during the Japanese Invasion of the
late 16th century, is the spiritual mainstay of the R.O.K
Navy.
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Sahmyook University Museum |
The
Sahmyook University Museum was founded through the sponsorship
of Mr. Geon-Ho Kim. Mr. Kim, from Jinju, Gyeongsangnam-do,
has spent his life interested in antiques and ancient
paintings, continuously purchasing articles of cultural
assets for the past 20 years to build a collection of
about 2,400 art works. Mr. Kim even sold his rice field
on numerous occasions to purchase articles of historic
and cultural value.
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Sangmyung University Museum |
In
observance of the founding philosophy of"Enhancing moral
characters and individuality under the ideology of justice,
love and truth, so as to cultivate decent and competent
personnel who can contribute to welfare of the state and
creating an academic culture," Sangmyung University Museum
was opened in 1965 with a view to contributing to helping
students and the residents of the local community to better
understand history and archeology, and providing them
with an opportunity to experience culture.
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Sogang University Museum
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Opened on February 2, 1974, the Sogang University Museum aims to be an aid for the students in their search for understanding and attaining an aesthetic sense and intellectual knowledge of Korean art and culture.
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Sookmyung Women's University Museum |
Sookmyung
Women's University Museum opened on June 10, 1971
with about 300 articles from Sookmyung Women's University's
collection .
Museum's collection focuses on culture, art, archaeology,
anthropology, ethnology, and especially on items related
to women's history.
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Sunchon National University Museum |
The
Sunchon National University Museum, the first museum in
eastern Jeollanam-do, opened on September 1, 1987. Since
its opening, the museum has contributed to the research
of the region's history, culture, and public education
through ongoing excavation surveys of the area, annual
lectures on cultural topics, and operation of the permanent
exhibition halls.
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Sungkyunkwan University Museum |
Sungkyunkwan
University Museum collects, excavates and exhibits the
cultural assets of Korea covering various areas including
the Confucian culture of the Joseon Era, anthology, and
history. To fulfill its purpose, the university opened
the museum on the fifth floor of then central library
on June 22, 1964.
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Sungshin Women's University Museum |
Sungshin
Women's University Museum was established to contribute
to the defining of independent women of new generation
in Korea, who at the same time understand the unique life
styles and social structures of Koreans that have been
derived from the old, traditional beliefs and culture.
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The Catholic University of Korea |
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Catholic University Museum of the Liturgy was established
in May, 1989 with the objective of instilling the accurate
view of Korea's traditional thoughts and philosophies
and to clarify and reaffirm the historical missions of
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The Museum of Korea National
University of Education |
The
museum of the university, opened in 1987, preserves
some five thousand relics relevant to education,
archeology, history, and folklore; and significantly
contributes to the understanding of tradition and
the history of cultural properties in Korea. In
particular, the museum has significantly contributed
to academic studies of education and cultures by
collecting, preserving, and exhibiting cultural
relics, and to the cultivation of a thoroughly national
spirit and independent philosophy of history.
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The Museum of Medicine
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The collection includes 10,000 or more (900 or more kinds) modern medical relics and 15,000 or more volumes of documents related to Korean medical history. 350 pieces are exhibited in 5 exhibition rooms on the 2nd floor of the main building of Daehan Hospital which was constructed in 1908 during the Korean Empire.
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The Seokjuseon Memorial Museum
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The
Field of Archeology and History
This field was called 'the museum' at the opening
time. But, when the Seokjuseon Memorial Folk Arts
Museum was open in 1981, its name was changed into
the Central Museum. The first opening year of this
museum was 1967. It have collected and housed many
historic items in the area of culture, education,
science, archeology, anthropology, and folklore
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University of Seoul Museum |
The
University of Seoul Museum opened on September 4, 1984
for the purposes of surveying, collecting, preserving
and exhibiting the valuable cultural properities of Korea.
The museum is equally dedicated to supporting educational
activities of university undergraduates, and providing
community residents with a cultural ground.
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Wonkwang University Museum |
Our
university has established the museum in January,
1968 by fully being aware of the fact that there
should be a professional institution to exhibit,
educate, research and study the important historic
and cultural heritage of Iksan region which was
the center of Mahan and Baekje period. The museum
started with 66㎡ structure of exhibition room with
274 relics.
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Woosuk University Museum |
The
museum was established in April 1983 with artifacts donated
by professors, undergraduates and faculty members.
The museum is located on the 21st floor of the main building,
and has a total space of 496.42m2 (219.9 m2 of exhibition
hall, 48.82 m2 of data archive, and two 17.35 m2 offices)
for classifying and exhibiting the artifacts collected
so far.
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Yeungnam University Museum |
The
Museum of Yeungnam University was established to
promote exchanges and improvement of cultures, both
locally and internationally. The museum collects,
preserves, and exhibits materials related to Korean
history, archaeology, arts, folklore, and anthropology.
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Yonsei University Museum |
The
history of Yonsei University museum began when the museum
department was created under the literature department
as part of an educational undertaking in March, 1924.
(Yonsei University was Yonhee Vocational Academy at that
time) In March, 1928, Dr A.I. Ludlow, Sir Nam Kung Ok,
et al donated porcelains and coins of Joseon period, and
the museum was established.
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