Showing the greatest love a university can share over ‘education

December 2019
[HYU High] A University Started with Volunteering Now Leads the Social Innovation of Korea 
Showing the greatest love a university can share over 
‘Education’ and ‘Research’
Since Hanyang University was established with the founding principle of ‘Love in Deed and Truth’ in 1939, the university has done its best to cultivate people that can change the world into a better place, and not just merely creating oustanding individuals. In 1994, Hanyang made a social volunteering workgroup for the first time among Korean universities and let students experience ‘a life not for me but for others’ at least once as Hanyang students by making a mandatory social volunteering course. Through this process, all Hanyang students can cultivate compassion and 
responsibility to their community, which is the most important virtue as global leaders.   

Such Hanyang spirit is showing its potency in a big paradigm shift from ‘social volunteering that cures the wounds of the world’ to ‘social innovation that solves the root of those wounds.’ We would like to share how Hanyang University is raising its position as a global social innovation university that fulfills that social responsibility.   

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