| KU’s libraries are some of the oldest, largest, and most advanced in Asia |
| Main Library | Opened in 1978, the Main Library contains about 800,000 pieces
of data--the largest collection in any private university library in Korea. This beautiful
stone structure, covering 14,546mē with four storeys above ground and one below,
was completely remodeled in 2004. Equipped with such state-of-the-art facilities as
search functions in each room, reference information rooms, and Web-based learning
corners, it is an invaluable part of KU's teaching and research activities. |
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| Haesong Law Library | Opened in 2007, the Haesong Law Library boasts the
largest collection of any Korean law facility. Awarded the grand prize in the 2007 Korean
Architectural Culture competition in recognition of its cutting-edge functions, sense
of composition, and materials, the building is a stirring symbol of KU's highly-regarded
law school |
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| Centennial Digital Library | The world's finest both in terms of facilities and size, this
high-tech information center plays a pivotal role in the running
of an electronic library service. |
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| Sejong Academic Information Center | This state-of-the-art information search space, with
290,000 books, about 600 kinds of periodicals, and a
plethora of multimedia data, enables the most efficient
utilization of electronic information and materials possible. |
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| Centennial Digital Library | The world's finest both in terms of facilities and size, this high-tech information center plays a pivotal role in the running of an electronic library service. |
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| Science Library | A core feature of the science campus, the Science Library
contains about 330,000 books, with a focus on engineering,
medicine, and natural science. |
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| Graduate School Library | This was built in 1937 to celebrate the 30th anniversary of
Bosung College, thanks to the generosity of many benefactors.
Because of its magnificence and beauty, it has
been designated as Historic Site No. 286. |
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