Songho College

Songho College is a private higher education institution located in Hwasung, Gangwon-do, South Korea.

The university's history dates back to 1999 with the establishment of Songho Academy. In March 2000, it transitioned into a full-fledged university, marking a significant milestone in its journey. This transformation symbolized its ambition to provide a broader range of academic opportunities to students. From its inception, the institution has prioritized fostering a culture of academic excellence and community engagement. The university's commitment to lifelong learning was further solidified with the opening of the Lifelong Education Center in 2002. This initiative has been instrumental in providing diverse learning opportunities for professionals and adult learners. It also reflects the university's efforts to adapt to changing educational needs and promote personal development across all age groups.

Over the years, the university has consistently expanded its academic offerings and infrastructure. In 2010, the Department of Radiology was established, catering to the growing demands of the healthcare sector. This addition strengthened the university's position in the field of medical sciences, enhancing its reputation. Furthermore, it demonstrated the institution's ability to address societal needs through strategic program development. A significant rebranding occurred in December 2011, with the university adopting its current name. This rebranding aimed to align the university's identity with its evolving mission and vision for the future. It also marked a turning point in its marketing efforts to attract more diverse students and partnerships on a global scale.