Jangan University

Jangan University is a private university located in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea.

The institution was initially established in 1979 as a vocational college, with the aim of providing practical skills and training to meet the needs of the local community. Over the years, it recognized the growing demand for broader educational opportunities and made a significant transition in 1989, becoming a junior college. This marked a key step in its development as it expanded its academic offerings and sought to provide a higher level of education to its students. In 1998, the institution reached another milestone, achieving university status. This transformation allowed it to broaden its academic scope even further, offering a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs. These programs spanned various disciplines, reflecting the institution’s commitment to developing well-rounded graduates who are equipped to contribute to different sectors of society.

The university has always prioritized providing quality education, ensuring that its students receive the knowledge and skills necessary to succeed in their chosen fields. In addition to teaching, the university has placed a strong emphasis on conducting research that addresses pressing societal issues, with the goal of making a tangible impact on the community and beyond. As it continues to evolve, the university remains committed to fostering academic excellence and innovation. Its rich history of growth and development underscores its dedication to providing opportunities for higher education while actively contributing to the advancement of society through research and community engagement.