Dankook University, founded in 1947 as the first four-year private university after Korea's liberation, is a true national university, having produced over 230,000 talented individuals who have contributed to the nation and society. The path Dankook University has taken is a history of innovation in Korean higher education. Based on its DNA of change and innovation, it has been a steadfast path of nurturing individuals with the vision and capabilities to contribute to human society.

Universities now stand at a crossroads of new changes and challenges. In this era of profound transformation for human civilization, marked by the Fourth Industrial Revolution, we must present a vision for the future of higher education and create new possibilities and value.

Building on our achievements to date, Dankook University is taking on new challenges. Amidst the rapid changes in the educational environment brought about by the realization of massive artificial intelligence and the convergence of media, we will vigorously usher in the era of "Dankook Upgrade 5.0," a transformational era for universities.

By innovating the education system and establishing a sustainable research platform, we will create intellectual assets that will lead the future. We will foster an entrepreneurial, industry-academia collaboration ecosystem where outstanding research results are shared with businesses and society, fostering vibrant entrepreneurship and industry-academia collaboration.

Through this, we will create a university where Dankook members can freely pursue their dreams and feel pride and self-confidence.

2027 marks the 80th anniversary of Dankook University's founding. It is time to reflect on the brilliant achievements Dankook University has made to date and prepare for the next 100 years. Our mission is to uphold the university's illustrious traditions and history and to build a knowledge community that will lead the way in changing future society.

By pooling the strength and wisdom of all our members, we will build Dankook University into a globally renowned private university driven by challenge and creativity.

All on-campus rooms for exchange students are double-occupancy rooms. Single rooms are not available. 

Students are placed with a roommate; roommate preferences are submitted but not guaranteed. 

Room Facilities (Typical Furnishings)

According to exchange program housing de ions from partner university information, each room generally includes: 

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2 single beds with bedding

Desks and chairs

Wardrobes / closets

Telephone

Wi-Fi and internet access

Air conditioning

Private bathroom

Additional Facilities (Campus Housing)

On-site dormitory facilities may include: 

Coin-operated laundry room

Cafeteria / restaurant

Fitness center

Convenience store