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Review of Ewha

Referred to as "Li Dae" and Li Dae Mae refers to t...

Referred to as "Li Dae" and Li Dae Mae refers to the area around the gate of Li Dae. It is the center of trendy accessories in western Seoul. The east side of Ewha Womans University is adjacent to another famous university, Yonsei University, and forms a well-known student street with Hongik University. The University of South Korea's Eida University is a famous tourist area. Beautiful cherry blossoms can be enjoyed every February to March!

It is one of the oldest universities in Seoul, South Korea. Founded in 1886, it is the first women's university in South Korea. Formerly known as Ewha Academy, it was named by Gaozong of North Korea in memory of Mrs. Scranton, a Methodist doctor who pioneered women's education in Korea at the time. In 1948 it was renamed Ewha Womans University. Ewha Womans University is also considered to be the best women's university in Korea.

The school is located in Dahyeon-dong, Seodaemun District, Seoul. Many ancient buildings are still preserved in the school, the most representative of which is the large lecture hall (Welch-Ryang Auditorium, formerly Christian church) located at the entrance of the school. The school currently has 14 colleges, 67 departments and majors, and another international education college.

The school ranked 348 in the 2010 QS World University Rankings and ranked 45th in Asia.

Ewha Women's Studies ( ; Ewha Women's Studies) is a research subject related to women's studies at Ewha Women's University, which is widely owned by the public. The activation of communication through the Internet and the exchange of research institutions has become a place for academic intelligence in this area. Ewha Women's Studies is a combination of content provided by women's studies related organizations such as the Korea Women's Research Institute ( ), Asian Women's Studies Center ( ), and Women's New Studies Institute ( ).