Pusan University, Korea

Pusan University, founded by the South Korean government in 1946, is one of the 10 national flagship universities in South Korea, located in Pusan, the second largest city in South Korea, and is the first national university in South Korea (in March 2011, the South Korean National Assembly passed a bill to change Seoul National University into a corporate private university.). . 431st in the QS World University Rankings 2014 and 68th in Asia. Currently, the university consists of 15 faculties, 1 branch campus, 1 comprehensive graduate school, 4 specialized graduate schools, and 5 special graduate schools. Over the years, the university has contributed to the development of the nation by producing outstanding human resources and leaders. As the No. 1 national university in Korea, it defends the dignity of the national university of higher education in Korea together with Kyungpook National University.