University · Jeonnam-Gwangju

Kwangju Women`s University

Kwangju Women's University Founded in 1992, Kwangju Women's University is a private women's university located in Gwangju, South Korea. Guided by its educational philosophy of "MAUM (Heart) Education," the university nurtures caring and competent female professionals. Its Department of Airline Services holds Korea's top record for graduates hired as flight attendants, and its Department of Beauty Science was the first four-year program of its kind in Korea. The university is also renowned for women's archery, with London and Rio Olympic gold medalist Ki Bo-bae serving on its faculty. In addition, it offers health-related programs such as Nursing, Physical Therapy, and Companion Animal Health.