Daehan Theological University information

Daehan Theological University contact details

Country	China
City	Anyang
Province	Gyeonggi-do
Address	30 Gyeongsu-daero 1406beon-gil, Seoksu-dong, Manan-gu
Postal code / Zip code
Website	http://www.dtu.ac.kr
Phone number	+82(31) 470-3333 +82(31) 470-3327
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Fax number	+82(31) 473-5947

Daehan Theological University General informations

Private / Public	Private
Primary religion	undefined
Year of foundation	1996
Number of employees
Number of students
School year	-
Tuition Fees	-
Other locations/campus	-
Admission requirements	-
Academic languages	Korean

Daehan Theological University officers and staff

Head (President)

Seon Lee

Daehan Theological University degree programs and certifications

1- Doctor's Degree

Subjects:

Social Welfare

Psychotherapy

Psychology

2- Master's Degree

Subjects:

Theology

Religion

Literature

Daehan Theological University divisions and departments

1- Divinity

Subjects:

Religion

2- Literature

Subjects:

Social Welfare

Psychology

Literature

3- Theology

Subjects:

Theology

Daehan Theological University overview

Daehan Theological University is one of the most known universities in China Gyeonggi-do more exactly in Anyang.
The university is located in 30 Gyeongsu-daero 1406beon-gil, Seoksu-dong, Manan-gu ,can be joined on their phone number +82(31) 470-3333 +82(31) 470-3327 or even by fax on +82(31) 473-5947 for more details and to check their latest news you can visit the univerisity website http://www.dtu.ac.kr.
Daehan Theological University is classed as Private school and has been founded in 1996.
Daehan Theological University has Korean as a first language.
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