Overview

Overview - About Ewha

 
    Founded in 1886, Ewha is a premier intellectual community that, founded upon Christian values, has practiced the principles of sharing and service while producing outstanding women leaders. Throughout its history, Ewha has achieved numerous "firsts" and "bests," leaving its mark as a pioneer well ahead of its time. The path Ewha has walked has always represented the first step in heralding a new era, a tradition that continues to this day.  
  

History

Ewha Womans University was established in 1886 by Mary F. Scranton, an American missionary and educator.

As the first institution in Korea dedicated to women’s education, Ewha has played a pioneering role in expanding educational opportunities for women and empowering generations of leaders.

Over the past century, Ewha has grown into a comprehensive research university recognized for its academic excellence and commitment to social responsibility.

Academic Excellence

Today, Ewha offers a wide range of undergraduate and graduate programs across diverse academic disciplines.

With distinguished faculty members and innovative research initiatives, the university continues to cultivate global leaders equipped to address complex challenges in a rapidly changing world.

Global Engagement

Ewha maintains extensive partnerships with universities and institutions around the world, promoting international academic exchange and collaborative research.

Through a variety of global programs and student mobility opportunities, Ewha provides an international learning environment and actively welcomes students and scholars from across the globe.

Campus & Community

Located in the heart of Seoul, Ewha’s campus combines historic tradition with modern facilities, creating a dynamic environment for learning and collaboration.

Students benefit from a vibrant academic community where they are encouraged to pursue intellectual curiosity, engage in meaningful dialogue, and develop as global citizens.

“ Ewha continues to expand its global partnerships
while advancing education, research, and international collaboration. ”