Jeju National University is one of South Korea's ten Flagship National Universities, founded in 1952 in Jeju City and formed into its present shape by the 2008 merger of Cheju National University and the Jeju National University of Education.
Around 10,500 students study across Veterinary Medicine, Medicine, Ocean Science, Applied Life Sciences, Engineering, Business and Economics and Art and Design, and the university runs its own Korean Language Education Center.
Flagship National status means state funding and a full research faculty, and the tuition structure of a national university rather than a private one.
Jeju is an island province, and the marine and life-science programmes here are built around that, which is not something a mainland campus can offer.
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