Daekyeung University

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Daekyeung College is located in Gyeongsan, Republic of Korea.^[1]

History[]

• Jan. 08, 1992 Jungam School Corporation founded
• Mar. 05, 1993 Daekyeung College opened
• May 15, 1998 Launched Products of “LAGOSOL”, the university's first own brand
• Jan. 26, 1999 Entered into an agreement with IBM/LOTUS as its official educational institution
• Nov. 30, 2004 TK Wine Research Center completed
• May 21, 2007 Won the Grand Prize in the 1st Employment Contest of Gyeongsangbuk-do
• Mar. 26, 2010 Selected for programs the reinforce vocational colleges’ educational capacities in 2010 by the Ministry of Education, Science and Technology

Departments[]

Division of Performance Arts[]

• Theatre and Film
• Musical Theatre
• Broadcasting System
• Entertainment & Event Management
• Practical Music
• Practical Dance
• Model
• Fashion Specialist

Division of Physical Education[]

• Security Administration
• Sport & Health Science
• Taekwondo
• Sport for All

Division of Applied Marketing & Entertainment[]

• Visual Merchandising
• Internet Gaming
• Online Marketing
• Automobile Dealership
• Entertainment & Event
• Fashion Specialist
• Fashion Shopping Mall

Division of Humanities and Social Studies[]

• Early Childhood Education
• Military Officer
• Police Administration
• Social Welfare
• Secretary Management

Division of Beauty & Wellness Art Make-Up[]

• Hair Design
• Make-Up
• Cosmetology
• Art Make-Up
• Animal Training & Event

Division of Health[]

• Nursing
• Clinical Pathology
• Optometry
• Hospital Administration
• Speech & Language Rehabilitation

Division of Hospitality[]

• Aircraft Cabin Service Management
• Hotel Management
• Tourism & Cruise Management

Division of Culinary Arts[]

• Hotel Culinary
• Cook Mastery
• Hotel Bakery & Pastry
• Wine & Coffee Barista

Notable alumni[]

• Lee Dong-Hyun, football Player
• Jang Hyuk-Jin, football player
• Ahn Bo-hyun, actor
• Choi Woong, actor
• Choi Young-jae (born 1996), South Korean actor and singer, member of GOT7
• Hoya (Lee Ho-dong), actor and singer (Infinite)
• Jang Dongwoo, singer (Infinite)
• Jang Mi-kwan, model and actor
• Kim Sung-kyu, singer (Infinite)
• L (Kim Myung-soo), actor and singer (Infinite)
• Lee Sung-yeol, actor and singer (Infinite)
• Yugyeom (Kim Yu-gyeom), singer (Got7)
• , singer (DAY6)
• Smeb (Song Kyung-ho), professional League of Legends player

References[]

2. Daekyeung College.

   dk.ac.kr (in Korean).
   Retrieved. 2020-08-17.