• History & Mission
  
  Kyung Hee University was officially established in 1949, but its educational lineage dates back further. The university was built around the ideals of “Scholarship and Peace,” striving to foster a “civilized world” through the cultivation of global citizens. Over the decades, it has grown into a major research university with a strong emphasis on both academic excellence and social responsibility. 

Academic Culture & Research
KHU offers a broad range of academic programs: on its campuses, there are more than 20 colleges / departments for undergraduates and a variety of graduate schools. Its research is closely tied to its founding philosophy: not only producing scholarly work, but also contributing to cultural and societal impact. The university also runs its own Peace Studies institute and encourages interdisciplinary work. 

Internationalization & Student Experience
Kyung Hee is notably international: according to its own materials, it has over 4,900 full-time international students, and runs many programs in English as well as Korean. It has more than 500 partner universities across dozens of countries, facilitating exchange programs, short-term study, and global collaboration. For student life, the university supports various international student services such as buddy programs, cultural activities, and academic exchanges.

Campus & Facilities
Kyung Hee University has three main campuses:

• Seoul Campus: its historic and administrative heart.

• Global Campus (Suwon): more modern, with strong programs in engineering, business, and international studies.

• Gwangneung Campus: home to its Institute of Peace Studies and other specialized research centers. 
  The campuses are known for attractive architecture, green spaces, and a well-rounded student infrastructure (libraries, dorms, cultural facilities).