Woosong University

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Woosong University
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Established1954
(Opening of Woosong University on March 8, 1995)
President Deog-Seong Oh
Students5,349
Undergraduates 5,164
Postgraduates 135
Address
#17-2, Jayang-dong, Dong-ku, Daejeon, Korea. 300-718
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36°20′17″N127°26′46″E / 36.338°N 127.446°E / 36.338; 127.446
Campus Urban
79,660 m2 (Daejeon Campus)
MascotThe Hawk
Website http://english.wsu.ac.kr/

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