• A state-of-the-art sports complex where research and sports occur simultaneously
• One of the most advanced university gymnasiums in Korea; opened on February 10, 2009
• Spans five stories with a total floor area of 12,572㎡
• Research Wing: research rooms, classrooms, and laboratories for experiments
• Sports Wing: gymnasium (1,600 seats), squash courts (first floor), fitness room, golf practice room, gymnastics studio, martial arts studio, dance studio (2nd floor), the main stadium (3rd floor), and gym (4th floor) with modern facilities
• Open to students, faculty, staff, and alumni

• Named ‘Neogneoghan (ample) Teo (site)’ for being a large, spacious area, it has housed the main building since 1994; often called 'Neog Teo' for short
• Ideal site for various student events due to its proximity to the front gate
• Open to students and local residents to play sports such as basketball and soccer
• Parking area accommodates 350 cars in the basement

• A modern stadium and running track laid with artificial grass and urethane for various sporting events such as soccer, track, and football
• Can be used for a variety of non-sporting events
• Track athletes used the stadium to train for the 2002 Busan Asian Games
• A place for students and residents to exercise as well as hold events for student clubs

• The 60 stairs leading to Munchangdae were built in 2006 to commemorate the university’s 60th anniversary
• Construction was funded by two alumni, Jongik Park (Business ‘62) and Sangjik Lee (Commerce ‘63)

• Opened in 1964
• Busan and Gyeongnam’s leading research institution for prehistoric and ancient cultures
• Excavates, collects, exhibits, and conserves cultural artifacts from the South dating back to prehistoric times and the Gaya period
• Boasts a collection of over 25,000 various artifacts
• Endeavors to raise historical awareness among local residents by operating programs such as community education
• Hours of operation: Monday to Saturday 09:00 to 17:00, free

• Opened in March 2006
• Built with development funds from the Vice President of SK Energy, Heoncheol Sin (Business ‘66)
• Located on the 1st floor of Sanghak Hall A, the lounge is designed with modern amenities, including a 120-seat study hall, an internet café, a student council room, and the employment support center

• An exhibition hall located on the 8th floor of the Hyowon Cultural Center (NC department store)
• 2,414 square feet of exclusive display space
• Can accommodate all types of visual arts from paintings to three-dimensional sculptures
• A wide open space without interior columns or wall beams, the space can be configured in various ways, enabling all types of exhibitions
• A great exhibition space for artists to showcase their creative ideas
• A cultural communication space between the university and residents

• There are two banks on campus, and their operation hours are the same as typical bank hours
• There is a post office on campus offering a range of postal services such as registered mail, EMS, money transfers, and courier services
• Location: Munchang Hall, 2nd Floor

• 100㎡; opened in April 2013
• Puts a geological history of the universe from its beginnings to the present on display alongside a variety of beautiful crystals and minerals
• Its approximately 500-piece collection includes fossils and human skulls from every era as well as different kinds of volcanic rock, unusual rock formations, meteorites, fluorescent minerals, and multicolored crystals
• Location: Earth Hall 1st floor
• Hours of Operation: Monday to Friday 09:30 to 18:00, Saturdays (available for preregistered group visits only), closed on public holidays

• Completed in 1956, this iron bridge connects the museum annex and Indeok Hall; 14m long and 2m wide
• Because of the romantic superstition that “when the perfect couple crosses the bridge, it will collapse”, campus couples can be seen stomping across it
• People began calling it "The Bridge on the River Kwai” due to its similarities with the bridge depicted in the movie by that name

• Provides various amenities and restaurants for students
• Home to the major student clubs such as the automotive research group, the paragliding club “Jonathan”, and the sign language club “Hand Gestures of Love”

• 1st Floor

  Student Cafeteria, Snack Shop

• 2nd Floor

  Billiards, Bank, Gym, Comic Book Room, Game Room, Hair Salon, Fast Food Restaurant, Stationery Shop, Bookstore

• Established in 2006 at a cost of 3 billion won, this ecological conservation site, intended to preserve the campus’s natural ecosystems, was installed with an eco-friendly pond, a water wheel with a restored waterway, a pagoda, and a water fountain
• “Haeul” means “dew on a blade of grass in the early morning” in Korean
• The name reflects the clean and clear image of the restored ecological pond

• Opened in June 2011; located on the first floor of Library No. 2
• Compresses the last 60 years of the university’s processes—from admissions and graduation to employment
• Contents on display: symbols of Hyowon (school flags, insignias, emblems, and mascots), founding principles and statements of educational purpose, Pusan National University’s developmental history over 60 years, attractions at Pusan National University, etc.
• Hours of operation: 09:30 to 17:30 (closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays)A

• Completed in February 2009, this comprehensive shopping and cultural center is located near the main gate of the campus
• The Lifelong Educational Center at PNU occupies the 7th floor, and its facilities are open for use to members of PNU and local residents; the PNU Art Center, the healthcare center, and other health clinics occupy the 8th floor
• The building also houses a large bookstore as well as fashion outlets and other stores for the convenience of PNU’s students and faculty members

• A performance complex for choruses, concerts, theater and dance (380 seats)
• This remodeling of Hyowon Hall in 2005 commemorates the 26th anniversary of the 10/16 Busan-Masan Democratic Uprising at the site where the uprising occurred, honoring both the history and spirit of the democratic struggle
• Provides a permanent home to the “Thursday Art Special”, a weekly lunchtime event occurring throughout the semester
• Used to be Hyowon Hall

Location

In front of North Gate, across from the International Language Center

Scale of the Facility

• 1F

  P&U restaurant and reception hall

• 2F

  A large conference room, 5 small conference rooms, and a wedding shop

• 3F

  Suites for business (3 Ondol rooms, 8 twin-bed rooms, 7 double-bed rooms: Total 18)

• 4F~5F

  Standard rooms (26 twin-bed rooms, 10 double-bed rooms: Total 36)

• 6F~8F

  Condo-like rooms (15 twin-bed rooms, 12 double-bed rooms: Total 27)