Sangju National University

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Sangju National University
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Motto성실, 창의, 봉사
"Sincerity, Creativity, Service"
Type National
EstablishedApril 25, 1921
President Kim Jong-ho
Academic staff
104 (2001)
Students4,350
Location, ,
Campus Suburban
Website www.knu.ac.kr
36°22′41″N128°08′46″E / 36.378°N 128.146°E / 36.378; 128.146


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