The Heart of Seoul
Yonsei University Sinchon Campus is located in the middle of downtown Seoul, the capital of Korea, where tradition and cutting-edge technology coexist. Seoul is a colorful, metropolitan city with a population of 10 million, while also a cultural hotspot for historical sites such as Gyeongbokgung Palace, Changdeokgung Palace, Deoksugung Palace, and Sungnyemun Gate.
Situated in the political, economic, social, and cultural center of Korean society, Yonsei University has witnessed the history of growth and development of the nation. Its campuses are located in the heart of global Korea, serving as a communication and convergence hub for scholars and experts coming from all over the world.
Yonsei, the Blue Spirit
Underwood Courtyard on a spring day full of radiant flowers. Cheongsongdae Park on a summer day with greenery galore. Picturesque trails of fall foliage on autumn days. The white snowscape of Baekyang Road in winter. At Yonsei’s beautiful campuses throughout all four seasons, students attain wisdom and virtue while broadening their horizons.
A place of intelligence and passion, the Yonsei campus embraces the energy of youth with large-scaled festivals such as Muak Festival, Yonsei-Korea Games, cheering event AKARAKA, Onnuri, and cultural events held by various student clubs. The Yonsei culture of harmony and communication is becoming a tradition that encourages creative thinking, individuality, and pride as a Yonseian.
