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SNU Achieves 31st in the QS World University Rankings
SNU Achieves 31st in the QS World University Rankings and Receives Employability Champions Award
Seoul National University(SNU) proudly secures the 31st position globally (6th in Asia, 1st in Korea) in the recently published QS World University Rankings 2025, marking an improvement of 10 places compared to the previous year. Notably, SNU excelled in Graduate Employment Outcomes (perfect score of 100), earning the prestigious Employability Champions award from QS. more>>
An Open Discussion of SNU’s Residential College, LnL
Seoul National University hosted a discussion on the Living and Learning (LnL) project, initiated in 2022. The event covered student feedback, academic impact, and plans for expanding the program to include more students, addressing issues like gender balance in dormitories.
Mentoring Programs at SNU: Adjust to Campus Life with Ease
Seoul National University's Center for Campus Life and Culture offers the Campus Mentoring Program (CMP) and the School-Life Mentoring Program (SMP) to help local and international freshmen smoothly transition to university life through experienced mentor support.
Exploring Millennial North Korea
On June 10th, Seoul National University's Kyujanggak Institute for Korean Studies, part of the International Center for Korean Studies, hosted a Book Talk introducing Professor Kim Suk-Young's new book, "Millennial North Korea: Living Creatively Through Forbidden Media and Surveillance."
Diversity Council Holds ‘2024 SNU Cultural Diversity Week’
In celebration of World Day for Cultural Diversity on May 21st, the Diversity Council held the first ‘Seoul National University Cultural Diversity Week,’ co-hosted by the Institute for Culture and Arts, the University Library, and the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism’s Arts Council Korea.
Spin angular momentum-encoded single-photon emitters in a chiral nanoparticle-coupled WSe2 monolayer
Professors Hong-Gyu Park from the Department of Physics and Astronomy and Ki Tae Nam from the Department of Materials Science and Engineering jointly announced the development of a new single-photon emitter capable of generating circularly polarized single photons.
Significant reduction of potential exposure to extreme marine heatwaves by achieving carbon neutrality
Professor Yang-Ki Cho's team from the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences announced that achieving carbon neutrality by 2050 could maintain the intensity and duration of ocean heatwaves at current levels.
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