List of Seoul National University people
The following is a list of notable people associated with Seoul National University, located in Gwanak, Seoul, South Korea.
Notable alumni and faculty
Academia
- Ha-Joon Chang (B.A.), economist
- Kah Kyung Cho (B.A.), philosopher
- Yang Do Choi (B.S.) (professor at College of Agriculture), agricultural biotechnologist
- Joomyeong Kim (M.S. Microbiology, 1988), biological scientist
- Kim Sung-Hou (B.S. '60), Professor of Chemistry, UC Berkeley[1]
- Kim Won-yong (professor at College of Humanities), archaeologist[1]
- V. Narry Kim (B.A., M.Sc.) Professor of microRNA biogenesis
- Won-Sik Yang, South Korean orthodontist
- Lee Ki-baek, professor of Korean history
- Park Jong-sei (B.A.), former head of the Korea Institute of Science and Technology's Applied Sciences Division and chairman of the Food and Drug Administration from 1998–1999[2]
- Kang-Tae Kim, a professor of mathematics at Pohang University of Science and Technology
- Bong-Ho Son, a South Korean Christian ethics scholar and social activist
- Lee Kyoung-jun (Ph.D., 2003), management professor
Entertainment
- Bang Si-hyuk, songwriter and producer, founder of Big Hit Entertainment
- Beenzino (B.A.), rapper and music producer
- Chang Kiha (B.A. Sociology), singer, songwriter
- Chyung Eun-ju (B.A.), Miss World Korea, model and broadcaster
- Hwang Dong-hyuk (B.M.), film director and screenwriter
- Jang Sun-woo (B.A.), film director
- Jo Sung-hee (B.A.), film director
- Lucid Fall, singer
- Jung Jin-young, actor
- Kai (musician, born 1981) (B.A., M.A., Ph.D.), singer and musical actor
- Kam Woo-sung, actor
- Kang Boo-ja, actress and politician
- Kim Chang-wan, actor, singer and host
- Kim Eui Sung, actor
- Kim Hye-eun, actress
- Kim Jeong-hoon, actor and singer (UN)
- Kim Ki-young, (B.A.), film director
- Kim Myung-gon, actor
- Kim Se-yong (B.A. Fine Arts), singer (Myname) and actor
- Kim So-hyun, actress
- Kim Sung-min, actor
- Kim Tae-hee, actress (B.A. Fashion Design)
- Lee Juck (B.A. Sociology), singer, songwriter
- Lee Ha-nui, actress and Miss Universe 2007 3rd runner-up
- Lee Sang-yoon (B.S. Physics), actor
- Lee Soo-man (B.A.), entrepreneur, founder of SM Entertainment
- Lee Soon-jae, actor
- Min Kyu-dong (B.A.), film director
- Seo Jung-hack, singer
- Shin Young-kyun, actor
- Verbal Jint (B.A.), rapper, lyricist, and record producer
- You Hee-yeol (B.M. Composition), singer, songwriter
Literature, arts and culture
- Unsuk Chin (B.M.), composer, Arnold Schönberg Prize 2005
- Gum Nanse (B.M.), conductor
- Han Terra (B.A), gayageum virtuoso, polymath
- Hyun Ki-young (B.A.), author
- Hwang Byungki (B.M.), gayageum player and composer
- Sumi Jo, soprano
- Kim Chi-ha (B.A.), poet and playwright
- Jihoon Kim, opera singer and principal of The Royal Opera
- KIM Seong-Tae, composer and professor at College of Music[1]
- Kim Seungok (B.A.), novelist and screenwriter
- Kim Swoo Geun, architect
- Tschoon Su Kim (professor at College of Fine Arts), painter
- Lee O-young (B.A. '56), critic[1]
- Yangji Lee (B.A.), novelist, Akutagawa Prize 2008
- Min Hyun-sik, architect
- Junggeun Oh (B.A.), painter
- Younghi Pagh-Paan (B.M. '69), professor of Hochschule für Künste Bremen[1]
- Park Wansuh, writer
- Pi Chun-deuk (professor at College of Education), writer[1]
- Do-ho Suh (B.A.), sculptor and installation artist
- Suh Yongsun (B.A.), painter and sculptor
- Yi In-seong (B.A.), novelist
- Yi Mun-yol, writer
Medicine
- Suh Yoo-hun (M.D.), professor at the College of Medicine, neuroscientist
- Yoon Bo-hyun (M.D.), professor at the College of Medicine, researcher in obstetrics and gynecology
Public service
- Ahn Cheol-soo (M.D., 1986), politician, founder of Ahnlab[1]
- Ban Ki-moon (B.A., 1970), former UN Secretary-General[1]
- Lee Hyun-jae (B.A., 1953), South Korea's 20th Prime Minister[1]
- Kim Young-Sam (B.A., 1951), 14th president of South Korea
- Yu Myung-hwan (B.A.), South Korea's 35th Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Kang Hyun-wook (B.A., 1961), former governor of North Jeolla Province and South Korean cabinet minister
- Kim Wan-ju (B.A., 1970), former governor of North Jeolla Province and former mayor of Jeonju
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References
- "SNU Distinguished Alumni Awards". Seoul National University. Retrieved 3 Feb 2014.
- Chae Sam-seok [蔡三錫] (1998-03-08). "朴鍾世 식품의약품안전청장" [Park Jong-sei, Food and Drug Administration chairman]. Yonhap News. Retrieved 2014-02-08.
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