Daegu Main Campus

The main campus of Kyungpook National University since 1946, Daegu Campus hosts approximately 2,500 international students. Situated near 17 world cultural heritage sites, it provides a unique opportunity for students to experience Korean traditional culture.

Sangju Campus

Integrated with Kyungpook National University in 2010, Sangju Campus comprises 2 colleges, 19 departments, and various graduate schools. It includes unique affiliated institutions such as a ranch and an animal hospital.

Dongin Medical Campus

Located in the center of Daegu, the campus houses medical, nursing, and dental schools. Celebrating its 100th anniversary, the medical school has Kyungpook National University Hospital nearby, providing practical experience for students within the academic schedule.

Chilgok Medical Campus

Established in 2011, the hospital has become a regional leader in cancer treatment, geriatrics, and pediatrics. With expansion plans in 2021, it is set to be the largest hospital in the region, playing a significant role as a dedicated COVID-19 base during the pandemic.

• KNU Daegu Main Campus
• KNU Sangju Campus
• Dongin Medical Campus
• Chilgok Medical Campus

Undergraduate Programs

Graduate Programs

KNU Library

Since its opening in 1953, the KNU Library has been supporting the research and academic activities of users with over 5,000 study seats and over 3.5 million volumes of books in a space comprising 41,500m². The library provides an academic information system(KUDOS) and an integrated search system to assist search and use of academic materials, as well as on-the-go access to library resources through the KNU library mobile app.

KNU Museum

Established in 1959, the KNU Museum boasts a collection of more than 6,983 historic relics, including 7 national treasures designated by the Cultural Heritage Administration in Korea, along with 40,000 excavated artifacts. Beyond offering a glimpse into Korea's prehistoric to modern eras, the museum functions as a cultural hub for the community.

Ilcheongdam

Following the cherry blossom path from the main gate of Kyungpook National University leads to a pond located approximately 300 meters inside. It is situated close to the main building. Ilcheongdam was established when the agricultural college (now the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences) practice grounds were relocated during the tenure of President Gye Chul-Soon in 1961. It is said to have been created through a donation from Chairman Ha Young-soo, the founder of the Ilcheong Academy (the school corporation of Kyungil University), thus earning its name "Ilcheong(一淸)."

Baekyang-ro

Baekyang-ro stretches from the Ilcheongdam fountain to Baekhogwan. On clear days, KNU students often delight in leisurely strolls along Baekyang-ro, occasionally accompanied by their loved ones to soak in its romantic ambiance. During spring and autumn, the campus hosts various events, including club recruitments and festivals. Walking leisurely beneath the verdant trees, one can experience a serenity reminiscent of a woodland retreat rather than the bustling streets of downtown Daegu. Additionally, it is recognized as a "car-free street," providing pedestrians with comfortable pathways for walking.

KNU Dormitory

Established in 1984, the KNU dormitories at Daegu campus consist of six existing buildings and three BTL dormitories, providing a total of 2,399 rooms. These accommodations accommodate 4,642 individuals, including undergraduates, graduates, and visitors. The Sangju campus dormitories offer an additional 539 rooms, accommodating 1,300 people. Through communal living and building connections with peers, seniors, juniors, and international students., residents can foster a lifestyle characterized by mutual respect, tolerance, and cooperation.