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1. Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (HUFS) is one of the leading universities in the
Republic of Korea.
HUFS has been consistently ranked as one of the most prestigious higher education institutes
in Korea, especially being ranked as a top in the field of Foreign Language. In 2007, HUFS
won third place out of all Korean universities on the National Customer Satisfaction Index,
and placed second in terms of internationalization two years in a row in the university
rankings of JoongAng Ilbo. The evaluation also ranks HUFS second in Korea for its research,
faculty, reputation and alumni representation among schools without a medical school in
2008. HUFS is ranked as the best Korean university on the subject of globalization in the QS
World University Rankings (Quacquarelli Symonds) in 2010.
Many of past and current Korean diplomats and ambassadors have graduated from HUFS. It
also has Korea's leading graduate schools of Interpretation and Translation. HUFS has a solid
reputation in Korea in the fields of international studies, diplomacy, foreign affairs and trade,
broadcasting, and mass media.
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies was founded as a college for studying foreign
languages in April 1954 with its first students studying English, French, Chinese, German,
Spanish and Russian. Throughout the 1960s and 70s, the college expanded its programmes
and finally became a university in 1980. In 1981, it opened its second campus in Yongin, a
satellite city of Seoul. The second campus teaches additional languages not provided in the
first, namely Polish, Romanian, Czech, Slovakian, Serbian, Croatian, Russian, Bulgarian,
Hungarian, Central Asian Languages (Kazakh and Uzbek) etc. as well as most subjects on
offer at the Seoul campus. By doing so, the university has strong reputation in the field of
diplomacy, broadcasting & mass media.
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies has continued to set up new language departments,
graduate courses, and various research institutes and currently boasts over 50 departments
covering Social Sciences, Eastern European Studies, Humanities, Asia-African Studies, and
Natural Sciences. The university also contributes to regional studies, with graduate courses in
international and regional studies.
Since 2004 the closely associated Cyber Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, based at
Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, has been offering online courses in English, Japanese
and Chinese, as well as Business Administration and Journalism and Mass Communication.
HUFS has been running its own foreign language examination system (FLEX). The FLEX
Center is currently developing examinations for 19 languages in addition to the seven
languages currently administered (English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, and
Japanese). Furthermore, it plans to develop systems for balanced and scientific evaluation on
26 languages. FLEX has rapidly been growing nationwide class foreign language
examination since its beginning, and is currently used as a reliable language evaluating
system for numerous public and private organizations in the Republic of Korea.[2]
As of 2010, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies has academic exchange program
agreements with 343 institutions throughout 74 nations.[3]
[edit] Controversy

2. The School has moved many of its Foreign Professors to the Global Campus in hopes of
cleaning up its image. Many of the problems the Korean professors have incurred, such as
misuse of university funds, were pinned on the Foreign Community in a "sweep it under the
carpet" agreement for treatment of misbehaved Koreans while employing a still-pervasive
"blame it on the foreigner" modus operandi.
Seoul Campus
270 Imun-Dong, Dongdaemun-Gu, Seoul, Korea. TEL 82-2-2173-2114
Global Campus
89 Wangsan-ri, Mohyeon-myeon, Cheoin-gu, Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, Korea. TEL 82-31-
330-4114
[edit] Auxiliary Educational Organizations
FOREIGN LANGUAGE TRAINING AND TESTING
Korea’s top-ranked foreign language training institute was established in 1974 with support
from the government and the Korea International Trade Association to provide intensive and
effective language training to public officials and staff of companies who do business abroad,
in order to promote greater diplomatic contacts and multinational trade.
CENTER FOR INTERPRETATION AND TRANSLATION
Korea’s leading agency specializing in interpretation and translation based on a 23-year-long
history of contributions to national progress through the provision of professional
interpretation and translation services and studies of interpretation and translation.
CENTER FOR KOREAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE
The Center for Korean Language and Culture is a specialized educational institute that
provides Korean language education to help people from around the world to achieve a good
command of Korean and a correct understanding of Korean culture while also nurturing top-
notch Korean language teachers.
i-HUFS ENTERPRISE
A school-based business, i-HUFS Enterprise was founded in November 2003 to apply the
knowledge and information about languages and culture that HUFS retains for the education
of students and for study by professors toward research to develop educational programs that
can generate profit.
GLOBAL LEADERSHIP ACADEMY
The Global Leadership Academy opened in 2001 to produce area experts based on education
in 45 major languages used worldwide and the area studies programs available at HUFS.
UNIVERSITY PRESS CENTER

3. Established in 1954 together with the university, the University Press Center has published 39
foreign language dictionaries including Korea’s first Russian-Korean dictionary in 1963 and
a ‘Practical Malay∙Indonesian-Korean dictionary’ in 2008.
FLEX CENTER
The Center was established to manage and operate FLEX(Foreign Language Examination) in
a systematic and professional fashion. FLEX was developed by HUFS and is jointly
administered with the Korea Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Regular tests are currently
administered in seven languages: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, and
Japanese.
HUFS TESOL PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION CENTER
In response to the rising demand for capable English teachers equipped with professional-
level language and teaching knowledge, the HUFS TESOL(Teaching English to Speakers of
Other Languages) Professional Education Center was established as an independent
education institution. Considering not only the English proficiency but also the pedagogical
skills requires of teachers, the Center offers all instruction required of English education
professionals including teaching methods and application of theory to the field, as well as the
evaluation, review, and production of learning materials in addition to English language
training.
SEOUL INSTITUTE FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION
The Seoul Institute for Continuing Education was established in August 2010 to realize the
philosophy of continuing education. It actively serves local communities by granting public
access to HUFS excellent teaching faculty and educational infrastructure.
[edit] Colleges
[edit] Seoul Campus
College of English
o Department of English Linguistics
o Department of English Literature
o Department of English Interpretation and Translation
College of Japanese
o Japanese Studies Division(Japanese Linguistics, Japanese Literature, Japanese Area
Studies)
College of Chinese
o Chinese Studies Division(Chinese Linguisitics, Chinese Literature, China Area Studies)
College of Occidental Languages
o Department of French
o Department of German
o Department of Russian
o Department of Spanish
o Department of Italian
o Department of Portuguese(Brazilian)
o Department of Dutch

4. o Department of Scandinavian Languages
College of Oriental Languages
o Department of Malay-Indonesian
o Department of Arabic
o Department of Thai
o Department of Vietnamese
o Department of Hindi
o Department of Turkish and Azerbaycani
o Department of Persian
o Department of Mongolian
College of Social Sciences
o Department of Political Science and Diplomacy
o Department of Public Administration
o Journalism and Mass Communication Division (Journalism and Media Studies,
Advertising and Public Relations, Television and Film)
o Open Major Division
College of Law
College of Business and Economics
o Department of International Economics & Law
o Economics Division (Economics)
College of Global Business Administration
o Business Administration Division (Business Administration)
College of Education
o Department of English Education
o Department of French Education
o Department of German Education
o Department of Korean Education
Division of International Studies
[edit] Global Campus
College of Interpretation and Translation
o School of English for Interpretation and Translation (English-Korean Interpretation
and Translation, Interpretation and Translation for International Trade and Relations
in English-Speaking Area, English Literature and Culture Studies for Translation and
Interpretation, English Linguistics)
o Department of German Interpretation and Translation
o Department of Spanish Interpretation and Translation
o Department of Italian Interpretation and Translation
o Department of Chinese Interpretation and Translation
o Department of Japanese Interpretation and Translation
o Department of Thai Interpretation and Translation
o Department of Arabic Interpretation and Translation
o Department of Malay-Indonesian Interpretation and Translation
College of Central and East European Studies
o Department of Russian
o Department of Polish
o Department of Romanian
o Department of Czech and Slovak Studies
o Department of Hungarian
o Department of South Slavic Studies

5. o Department of Ukrainian Studies
College of Languages and Literature
o Department of French
o Department of Portuguese and Brazilian Studies
o Department of Greek Studies and Bulgarian Studies
o Department of Indian Studies
o Department of Central Asian Studies
o African Studies Division (East African Studies, West African Studies, South African
Studies)
College of Humanities
o Department of Linguistics and Cognitive Science
o Department of Philosophy
o Department of History
College of Economics and Business
o Department of International Business
o Department of Economics
o Department of Management Information Systems
College of Natural Science
o Department of Mathmetics
o Department of Statistics
o Department of Electronic Physics
o Department of Environmental Science
o Department of Bioscience and Biotechnology
o Department of Chemistry
College of Information and Industrial Engineering
o Department of Computer Science and Engineering
o Department of Information Communications Engineering
o Department of Electronis Engineering
o Department of Digital Information Engineering
o Department of Industrial and Management Engineering
Open Major Division of Humanities & Social Studies
Open Major Division of Science & Engineering
Division of International Sport & Leisure
[edit] Features of the education courses
[edit] International exchange programs
3-3-3-3 Strategy
HUFS is implementing the '3-3-3-3 strategy' to cultivate future leaders of the global era.
Specifically, HUFS intends to increase the proportion of international faculty, lectures in
foreign langurages, international students, and Korean students studying abroad for at least
one semester to over 30 percent. In this way, HUFS is nurturing talented students with
international acumen and practical capabilities.
The 7+1 Visiting Student Program
Students study at an overseas university for at least one out of the eight semesters of their
undergraduate years to gain a more international focus. HUFS provides support under the

6. following three categories: 7+1 free-competition dispatch students(British-American zone),
7+1 dispath students selected by departments and 7+1 dispatch studendts with superior
entrance exam scores.
Dual Degree Program
Under the dual degree program, students receive a degree from HUFS and another degree
from the University of Delaware, pursuant to an agreement between the two universities.
Student Exchange Program
Under the student exchange program, HUFS and a sister university overseas sign an
agreement allowing for students from either institution to complete and receive academic
credit for coursework taken on each other's campuses.
Short-term Language Study Abroad Program
Language studies at an overseas four-year university can earn students up to nine credits at
HUFS. The program allows students to strengthen their language capabilities as well as
become more internationally minded.
Self-financed Study Abroad Program
The Self-financed Study Abroad Program is a plan in which HUFS students may study in
overseas universities and get the credits exchanged into the HUFS system. Since you can
choose any university (4-year colleges only) that your dean approves, you have more options
compared to those on the Exchange or Visiting Student Program.
[edit] FLEX(Foreign Language EXamination)
FLEX- Foreign Language Certification
Under the foreign language certification system, students who have double majors of pursure
intensive majors are required to achieve certain scores on the FLEX test for graduation, apart
from graduation certification. In principle, students need to receive certification on their
proficiency in foreign language. Many kinds of languages in FLEX: English, Chinese,
Japanese, German, French, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indian, Vietnamese, Bulgarian,
Hungarian, Polish, Italian, Dutch and so on.
Seoul Campus
Subway
o line 1 Hankuk University of Foreign Studies
Bus
o ● Main line bus : 261, 147, 120, 147, 273
o ● Local line bus : 1217, 1222, 1215

7. [edit] Global Campus
▲HUFS Global campus Shuttlebus
1.Jamsil/Seongnam (Bus No.1117)
o Gangbyeon bus station → Jamsil → Garak market → Bok jeong → Moran → tunnel
Galma → Mi bing neng jang → U-rim apt. → Special walfare command → Mohyun,
Yongin → HUFS Crossroad → HUFS
2.Gang dong (Bus No. 1113)
o Cheonho bus station → Gang dong → Gildong Crossroad →Sangil elementary school
→ Jungbu express way → Gwangju IC → Gwangju city hall → Gwangju chuk hyup →
U-rim Apt. → Lotte chil sung → Special walfare command → Mohyun, Yongin →
HUFS Crossroad → Everland
3. Gwangwha-mun/Gang nam (Bus No.1500)
o Gwangwha-mun → Jongro 2 ga → Sin sa → Gang nam → Yang jae → Bundang cha
hospital → Imae-chon Hanshin APT → Yul-dong park → Sinhyeon-ri → HUFS
3-1. Gangnam ( Bus No.1005)
o Gangnam bus station → Yangjae → Gyungbu expressway → Dongpan-gyo → Ya tap
→ Gwang ju Taejeondong → Special walfare command → HUFS
3-2. Seoul station /Bun dang(Ya tap) (Bus no. 1150)
o Seoul station → Jong ro 2ga → Pan gyo IC → Baek hyun 1 danji → Imae-chon Han
shin APT → Sinhyun → HUFS

8. 4. Sadang (Bus no. 1500-2)
o Sadang bus station → Seoul Art center → Nambu Bus Terminal → Gyungbu
expressway → Pan gyo Crossroad → Imae-chon Hanshin APT → Sibum danji → Yul-
dong park → Sinhyun-ri → Munhyung three-forked road → Mohyun middle school
→ HUFS
5. Suwon/ Suji/ Juk jeon (Bus No. 60)
o Suwon Bus station → Suwon Military Manpower Administration → Gyeong gi
university. → Sang hyun dong → Public corporation of energy management → the
town of Suji → O-ri → Crossroad Juk jeon → Korea Network Information Center →
Neung gol three-forked road → Mun hyung three-forked road → Mohyun middle
school → HUFS
6. Yong in (Bus no. 20)
o Yongin terminal → Sulmak bridge → Yu rim dong → Dunjeon → Gyeongbang →
Mohyun → HUFS crossroad
7. Anyang
o - Take bus no.1303 from An yang station
- Move from Anyang to Sadang and take bus no.1500-2.
- Take bus no. 3500, 303, 333 from Anyang to Imae-chon Han shin APT. Then take bus no.
1500, 1500-2.
8. Subway
o line Bundang
● At seohyun station, Take bus no. 1500, 1500-2 (It takes about 45 minutes.)
● At Moran station, Take bus no. 1117 (It takes about 40minutes.)
Line 2 Gang nam station
At Gangnam station exit no.3, Take bus no. 1500, 1005 (It takes about 80~90 minutes.)
Line 2 Jamsil station
At Jamsil station exit no.5, Take bus no.1117 (It takes about 70 minutes.)

9. Line 2&4
At Sadang station exit no.3, Take bus no.1500-2 ( It takes about 70 minutes.)
Shuttle bus for HUFS students.
[edit] Shuttle bus
Shuttle bus is running between Seoul, Gyeng gi area and HUFS. During week days this bus
service would be provided twice a day. Look for homepage of HUFs for more information
- Imun, Nowon, ilsan, Incheon/Bupyeong, Ansan, Sangil, Suwon, Suji, Sin gal, An yang, Beom
gye, San bon, Cheonho/Hanam, Samsung/ Su seo, Gwangwha-mun, Mang-U/Guri/Namyang
ju
Free university bus
- Our university is providing free-ride bus service from Mohyun crossroad to Humanities &
Business building every 10~20 minutes. If getting off at Mohyun crossroad, using this bus
would serve convenience reaching the university.
- Bus heading up : Mohyun crossroad - Goindol – Entrance of Dormitory- University Library –
Studant Hall – Administrative Offices/Language & Literature Building – Humanities & Buisiess
Building
- Bus heading down : - Humanities & Buisiess Building – Adminitrative Offices – Language &
Literature Building – Small Stadium – Information & Business Building – Bus Station –
Entrance of Dormitory - Goindol – Mohyun crossroad
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10. -You must hold a grade point average (GPA) of 80 or higher on a 100-point scale or 3.0 or
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