Seoul National University Hospital http://www.snuh.org/eng/

Seoul National University Hospital has been looking after public health over the past 100 years, leading the development of medicine in Korea. It was established in 1885 as Korea 's first national hospital under the name of Kwang Hye Won. It was after, it became the affiliate hospital for Seoul National University 's College of Medicine and College of Dentistry before being recognized as a special corporate body under the name of Seoul National University Hospital .

Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine http://www.skkusm.ac.kr/about/message.html

We are now in the twenty-first century that ushers us into the new world of scientific, informatic and medical achievements. Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine has just celebrated its fifth birthday. Built from scratch, this obviously young School of Medicine is doing things no other medical schools in Korea have ever done; creating a new educational system tailored for the students rather than teachers, establishing the research center even before the opening of the medical school, and recruiting the best scholars in basic medical sciences and clinical fields from overseas and Korea. And the best in-coming students knocking the door of Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine is proof that our efforts are appreciated. Our task is to prepare young men and women studying medicine to meet their professional obligations in a context of the ever-changing scientific, technological, economic, social and ethical conditions.
We have 4 teaching university hospitals with more than 400 competent medical staffs, the new medical school equipped with high tech facilities, and the Samsung Biomedical Research Institute to support our educational system and research works. A new teaching and learning system called "Problem Based Learning"was adopted from the beginning. This system emphasizes self-learning and small group discussions to provide students with problem-solving abilities and positive learning experience suitable for the 21st century.

Inje University's Paik Hospital http://www.paik.ac.kr/en/

Inje University's Paik Hospital was opened by Dr. Inje Paik, a pioneer of Korea's surgical and academic world, in Jeo-Dong, Jung-Gu, Seoul in 1932. In 1946, through a donation of his estate, Dr. Inje Paik created the first non-profit organization of its kind in Korea and set up the corner stone of today's Inje University and Paik Hospitals.
With the backing of Inje University, Paik Medical Center administrates over Seoul-Paik, Busan-Paik, Sanggye-Paik, Ilsan-Paik, Dongnae-Paik Hospitals with a total capacity of 2,800 beds and includes 450 medical specialists, more than 1,000 medical assistants providing high quality medical services. The total number of patients treated at the Paik Hospitals approaches 2,500,000 every year.

Seoul National University Technology

SNUT will celebrate its Centennial Anniversary in 2010. Eouidong Technical and Supplementary School, the predecessor of SNUT, was founded in April, 1910 by a Royal Decree from King Gojong, who staked the national destiny on the idea that "Industry Establishes the Country" near the end of the Joseon Dynasty. SNUT was reorganized into Gyeongseong Public Technical School, Gyeonggi Technical College, Gyeonggi Technical and Open University. Finally, it was reborn into Seoul National University of Technology in April of 1993. SNUT has matriculated more than 70 thousand people of talent and has helped lay a solid national foundation.
The university is pushing forward to take another great leap, this being to be one of the leading universities of the 21st century. With the goal of training professional intellectuals who will be the leaders of the era of knowledge information.