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Yonsei News & More

PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION

Professor Seoung Hwan Suh (Economics) was appointed the 19th President of Yonsei University on February 1, 2020. Under the leadership of President Suh, Yonsei will strive forward in truth and freedom amid community solidarity, and its efforts will contribute to the peace and prosperity of Korean society and humankind.

YONSEI NEWS

NOTICE

[COVID-19] Non-Face-to-Face/Online Classes Extended to Remainder of Spring 2020 Semester

Yonsei University will continue online/non-face-to-face lectures for the remainder of the 2020 spring semester (ending on June 27, 2020).

EXCELLENCE

[VISION-YONSEI 150] Yonsei: Toward Truth and Freedom

Advancing toward the 150th anniversary of its founding in 2035, Yonsei proclaims VISION-YONSEI 150 to nurture innovative leaders with a community spirit and realize core values of Excellence, Innovation, and Engagement.

ENGAGEMENT

Yonsei Ranks 1st in Korea, 47th Globally in Times Higher Education Impact Rankings 2020

Yonsei named one of the world’s leading universities to make a positive social and economic impact on the domestic and international community.

RESEARCH ARCHIVE

Catch It Early, Save a Mind: Fluid Markers Can Help in the Early Detection of Alzheimer’s

Is there a way to diagnose Alzheimer's disease before the start of its debilitating symptoms? A team of researchers at Yonsei University, led by Professor YoungSoo Kim (Pharmacy), explored how "fluid biomarkers" can be used as diagnostic tools to dectect AD early on. The team's findings were published in an insightful review in Experimental & Molecular Medicine and selected to be part of “Springer Nature 2019 Research Highlights.”

Catch It Early, Save a Mind: Fluid Markers Can Help in the Early Detection of Alzheimer’s

STUDY IN KOREA AT YONSEI

Humans of Yonsei

“As a female artist with mixed backgrounds, I realized that I had to understand my identity first to cope with stereotypes that surround myself, which brought me to Yonsei. As a Korean Language & Literature major, I was able to perceive and understand my roots better, while also growing as a versatile thinker and learner through Yonsei’s interdisciplinary approach to learning. Korea’s unique culture of bonding is also reflected through Yonsei’s traditions, and I feel welcome, more open to understanding myself better and growing as an individual.”

Name: Carmen Zhao
Home University: College of Liberal Arts (entering class of ’18)
Major: Korean Language & Literature