Far East University

Far East University is a private university located in Eumseong County, Chungcheongbuk-do, South Korea.

The university was founded in 1998 by Taek-hee Lyu. The school flower is the chrysanthemum, symbolizing resilience and dedication to academic excellence. The university opened its doors on March 5, 1998, with a vision to provide high-quality education and foster innovation. Over the years, it has expanded its academic programs, research initiatives, and campus facilities to meet the growing demands of students and industries. Its first graduating class numbered only 164 students, but since then, it has grown rapidly. Today, the university boasts a significantly larger student population, with thousands of graduates making contributions in various fields. The institution continuously adapts its curriculum to align with global educational trends, ensuring students receive both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Faculty members, many of whom are esteemed scholars and professionals, play a crucial role in shaping the university’s academic reputation.

Beyond academics, the university is committed to fostering a vibrant campus culture that encourages leadership, creativity, and community engagement. Various extracurricular activities, student organizations, and cultural programs help create a well-rounded educational experience. Research and innovation are also key priorities, with the university investing in advanced laboratories and collaborative projects with industry partners. As the university continues to grow, it remains dedicated to its founding principles of academic excellence, innovation, and service to society. Future plans include expanding international collaborations, enhancing digital learning platforms, and further strengthening its research capabilities. With a strong commitment to education and societal development, the university aims to establish itself as a leading institution in the region and beyond.