Catholic University of Korea

The Catholic University of Korea (CUK, Korean: 가톨릭대학교) is a private Roman Catholic university operating in Seoul and in the neighbouring city of Bucheon in Gyeonggi province, South Korea, tracing its origin to Saint Joseph's Seminary founded at Baeron in 1855.韩国加图立大学(英文 The Catholic University of Korea,缩写 CUK,韩文 가톨릭대학교)是韩国首尔与京畿道富川市办学的私立天主教大学,其源头可上溯至 1855 年在培论创办的圣若瑟修院。

Its predecessor is regarded as Korea's first Western-style institution of higher education, opened before Christianity was legalised, and the university today remains an institution of the Catholic Church in Korea.该校前身被视为韩国最早的西式高等教育机构,创办时基督教尚未合法化;学校至今仍是韩国天主教会的教育机构。

As of 1 April 2024 the university registered 11,072 students across its three campuses, with a further 3,029 in its graduate schools and a faculty of 1,285, and the QS World University Rankings 2027 place it at 652nd in the world.截至 2024 年 4 月 1 日,学校三个校区共有注册学生 11,072 人,研究生院另有 3,029 人,专任教师 1,285 人;2027 年 QS 世界大学排名将其列为世界第 652 位。

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