Is the Art Department of Central University of Korea in Seoul?

The art department of Central University of Korea is in Seoul.

Central University of Korea (? Central University is a famous private university in Korea. At present, the overall comprehensive competitiveness of Central University ranks 1 1 in Korea (20 15), among which the departments of journalism, drama, film and photography are the most famous. Among them, the Drama Film Department is the highest drama performance institution in Korea. After Doosan Group, the ninth largest enterprise in South Korea, became a consortium of Central University, the school made strategic adjustment, focusing on developing and supporting science and engineering majors, and a large amount of financial support further enhanced the comprehensive competitiveness of Central University.

The embryonic form of Central University was the "Central Kindergarten" founded by Ms. Ren Yongxin on 1 91April18, when it was a nursery. On July 8th 1946, the kindergarten was expanded to offer other subjects and renamed as "Central Women's College". In April 1947, it was renamed as "Central Women's University". On May 25th, 1948, the school changed its policy to allow boys to enter the school and changed its name to "Central University School". 1953 On May 28th, the status of Central University was recognized by the Korean government and upgraded to a comprehensive university. On June 1972 and 16, the university merged with Xuluo Law School to achieve leapfrog development. At present, Central University has more than 33,600 students, more than 6,400 master's and doctoral students, and more than 300 full-time professors/kloc-0. The school has three campuses: Tongque, Zhonglu and Ancheng, and there are 12 single-subject universities and 17 graduate schools.