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Hansei University
MottoRighteousness, Truth, and Love
TypePrivate
Established1953
Religious affiliation
Yoido Full Gospel Church
ChancellorKim Seong-hye
PresidentKim Sung Hae
Location,
Websitehttp://www.hansei.ac.kr
Map
Hansei University
Hangul
한세대학교
Hanja
韓世大學校
RRHanse daehakgyo
MRHanse taehakkyo

Hansei University (Korean: 한세대학교; Korean pronunciation: [haːn.se]) is a mid-sized Evangelical Christian University located in Gunpo, South Korea. It is affiliated with Yoido Full Gospel Church.

History

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Hansei University Campus, Music Building

In 1953, Assemblies of God missionaries established the Full Gospel Bible College.[1] In 1997, the name was changed to Hansei University and became a fully accredited university by the South Korean government.[2]

Programs

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It has currently nine departments: Theology, Media and Communication Arts, Business Administration, Humanities and Social Science, International Language, Information Technology, Art, Design, and Nursing [3] The university is widely recognized especially for choral music. Regarded as one of the top choral music universities in Eastern Asia, Hansei University boasts a choral music faculty of six professor/conductors on top of its 40+ music faculty. The university is planning to open an international school for choral music in 2015/16. Composer Hyo-Won Woo has served on the university's faculty.

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Notable alumni

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See also

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References

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  1. Ogbu Kalu, Alaine Low, Haig Kouyoumdjian, Interpreting Contemporary Christianity: Global Processes and Local Identities, Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, USA, 2008, p. 159
  2. Lee, Young-Hoon (2009). The Holy Spirit Movement in Korea: Its Historical and Theological Development. OCMS. p. 71. ISBN 978-1-870345-67-5.
  3. "Home". hansei.ac.kr.
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