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Kyungnam University has paved the way for its growth since its foundation of Kookmin College(formerly known as Kookmin Daehakkwan in Seoul) in 1946 and its relocation to Masan in 1956. Currently, KU¡¯six colleges comprise eighteen undergraduate divisions and twenty-three departments offering degrees at the bachelor's level, whereas six graduate schools confer a variety of degrees at both the master's and doctoral levels. The university's faculty and staff of more than 900 and its over 15,000 students have been exerting their utmost to make the institution a 21 century's model regional university with specialization in the globalization and localization under the university's motto of truth, freedom, and creation.
 
Dec 18 Kookmin College founded
Aug 10 Kookmin College accredited and opened (Mr. Shin, Ik Hee appointed the first dean)
Apr 23 Renamed Haein College
Feb 22 Renamed Masan College
May 20
Samyang Foundation renamed Kyungnam Foundation
Dec 31 Renamed Kyungnam College
Sept 01 The Institute for Far Eastern Studies established
Jan 01 Dr. Park, Jae Kyu appointed President of the Board of Trustees
Mar 19 Dr. Park, Jae Kyu appointed President of the Board of Trustees
  Sept 06 Dr. Cho, Kun Ok appointed President of the Board of Trustees
July 28 Kyungnam University approved (beginning on March 1, 1982)
Mar 02 Dr. Yoon, Tae Rim inaugurated as the first president
Feb 27 Dr. Park, Jae Kyu inaugurated as the second president
Nov 16 Kyungnam Foundation renamed Hanma Foundation
Feb 28 Dr. Park, Jae Kyu inaugurated as the third president
Feb 25 Dr. Park, Jae Kyu inaugurated as the fourth president
Feb 27 Dr. Park, Jae Kyu inaugurated as the fifth president
Feb 09 Dr. Lee, Soon Bok inaugurated as the sixth president
Feb 12 Dr. Park, Jae Kyu inaugurated as the seventh president
Feb 08 Dr. Park, Jae Kyu inaugurated as the eighth president