Kangwon National University School of Law
Kangwon National University School of Law is one of the professional graduate schools of Kangwon National University. Located in Chuncheon, South Korea, it is one of the 25 government approved law schools. It specializes in environmental law and offers scholarship to all eligible students.
History
Chronology
- June 1946 - KNU established.
- January 1970 - Law Department established.
- March 1970 - First Bachelor of Laws course to be operated.
- December 1979 - First Master of Law course to be operated.
- March 1980 - 'The College of Law' become independent.
- October 1981 - First Juris Doctor course to be operated.
- March 1982 - Bakrimheun, student study group for Korean Bar-exam, has been formed. 'Legal Resources Centre' opened.
- March 1983 - The Institute of Comparative Legal Studies has been established.
- March 1989 - The College of Law was separated from Public Law and Civil Law
- March 1996 - Two departments forced to unify and create 'the Division of Law'
- March 2000 - KNU Law Library, as a transformation of LRC from its previous year, elevated as an annex of KNU Central Library.
- March 2002 - The one-and-only, 'Graduate School of Judicial Affairs' has been operated, as a model for the very-early stage of 'reform on Korean legal system' during Kim Dae-jung Administration
- March 2005 - Completion of the KNU Law main building which it stands today
- March 2008 - The last group of students for the college of law entered
- March 2009 - First class for KNU Law School. GLSF formed.
- September 2009 - The state-of-the-art KNU Law Library, linked just next to the KNU Law building, completed.
Degree programs
- Juris Doctor Program 40 students in each 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades.