Catholic University of Korea

The university traces its roots to St. Joseph's Seminary in Baeron, a Catholic refuge in modern-day Jecheon, North Chungcheong province. It was founded in 1855 before Christianity was legalized. After the legalization of Christianity, the school moved to Yongsan-gu, Seoul, in 1887, and was renamed Seminary of Sacred Heart of Jesus. A hospital associated with the seminary was opened in 1936.

• Theology
• Humanities
• Korean Language & Literature
• Philosophy
• Korean History
• Religious Studies
• English Language and Culture
• English Language & Literature
• East Asian Languages and Cultures
• Chinese Language & Culture
• Japanese Language & Culture
• French Language and Culture
• Music
• Social Sciences
• Social Welfare
• Psychology
• Sociology
• Special Education
• Business Administration
• Accounting
• International Studies
• American Studies
• Chinese Studies
• International Relations
• International Trade
• Law, Economics & Public Administration
• Law
• Public Administration & Economics
• Economics
• Public Administration
• Natural Sciences
• Chemistry
• Mathematics
• Physics
• Life Science
• Biotechnology
• Environmental Engineering
• Computer Science and Engineering
• Information Systems Engineering

• Research Institute of Pastoral Catechtics

Career support

• Through internships and mentoring programs, The CUK aims to prepare its students for the 'real world.'

• This program is designed to give students the opportunity to gain experience at the workplace. The CUK enables students to perform special duties in companies for a period of about 4-5 months so that they may get hands-on-experience, further develop their careers and sharpen their competitiveness.

• Students perform special duties during the winter and summer vacations so that they may acquire valuable social experience, acquire knowledge in their future career.