History
Namseoul University began accepting students in 1994. Dr. Ho Keun Kim became its first vice-chancellor. The university opened with nine departments: Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, Information and Technology, Communication Studies, Industrial Design, Business Management, Marketing, English and Japanese. The university expanded its educational offerings over the following eight years by adding seven academic departments. The first graduation ceremony was held on February 20, 1998. In 2007, the university opened the Graduate School of Child Behavior Therapy. In 2008, the university opened an International Exchanges and Cooperation Center (IECC) in India. 2008 also saw the introduction of the university's Architectural Engineering, Nursing Science, Geriatric Welfare, and Clinical Pathology programs. In 2016 the university began offering master's degrees taught in English by English speaking professors. Originally this was offered under the umbrella of the Korean Graduate School's Global Education Institute. However, by 2017 the program had grown substantially and Namseoul University formed a separate graduate school. It is now known as thUndergraduate Courses
Liberal Arts and GovernmentEngineering
* Electronic engineering * Computer science * Information and communications * Architecture * Architectural engineering * Multimedia * Industrial engineering * Geographic information scienceArt & Physical Education
* Visual information design * Environment molding * Motion Arts Design * Sports business administration * Exercise healthBusiness & Public Administration
* International distribution * International trade * Business administration * Advertising and public relations * Hotel management * Tourism management * Tax in korean * Real estateHumanities & Social Studies
* English * Japanese * Chinese * Child welfare * Social welfare * Elderly welfareHealth & Health Care
* Health administration * Dental hygiene * Physical therapy * Nursing * Clinical pathology * Emergency medical technologyPostgraduate Departments
Campus
* Gong Hak 1Kan (Building No. 1) * Gong Hak 2Kan (Building No. 2) * Sang Kyung HakKan (Building No. 3) * Student Hall Annex (Building No. 4) * Tue Articles of Incorporation ( Building No. 5) * Formative Gakkan (Building No. 7) * Students Welfare Hall (Building No. 8) * Carcinoma Memorial Central Library (Building No. 9) * Humanities and Social Gakkan (Building No. 10) * Aelrim dormitory (Building No. 11)Notable people
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