100 Full-time MBAs (#76); US News, 2011 World's Best Universities: Asia #18; and UK Financial Times 2011 Top 100 EMBA (#57). Yonsei University was ranked 36th in Reuters' "The world's most innovative university", which was announced in September 2015. Colleges and programs Undergraduate College of Liberal Arts College of Commerce and Economics School of Business College of Science College of Engineering College of Life Science and Biotechnology College of Computing College of Theology College of Social Sciences College of Music College of Human Ecology College of Science in Education University College Underwood International College College of Medicine College of Dentistry College of Nursing College of Pharmacy Global Leaders College Postgraduate Graduate School (Sinchon Campus) United Graduate School of Theology Graduate School of International Studies Graduate School of Information Graduate School of Communication and Arts Graduate School of Social Welfare Graduate School of Business Administration Graduate School of Education Graduate School of Public Administration Graduate School of Engineering Graduate School of Journalism and Mass Communication Graduate School of Law Graduate School of Human Environmental Sciences Graduate School of Economics Law School Graduate School (Mirae Campus) Graduate School of Government and Business Graduate School of Health and Environment Severance Hospital divisions Severance Hospital (Sinchon) Gangnam Severance Hospital Yongin Severance Hospital Songdo Severance Hospital (ynder xonstruction) Wonju Severance Christian Hospital Notable international programs Yonsei International Summer School Yonsei International Summer School (YISS), usually held from late June to early August, started in 1985, and it has grown over 1,300 students from over 30 countries. Winter Abroad at Yonsei Winter Abroad at Yonsei (WAY) is a relatively new program, started 2013. The winter program is composed of two separate 3-week sessions which start in late December. Study Abroad at Yonsei Yonsei University's Exchange/Visiting Student Programs offer opportunities to students who plan to study for a year or a semester in Korea. Culture University symbols The "ㅇ" and "ㅅ" in the University arms are derived from the first letters of "연세" ("Yonsei" in Korean).The circle "ㅇ" represents the ideal of a complete and well-rounded person, while the "ㅅ" symbolizes the upward-looking pursuit for scholarly excellence. In addition, the "ㅇ" stands for Heaven; the "-" represents the horizon of the Earth and "ㅅ" signifies "man," as expressed in the Chinese character (人). The open book stands for truth; the torchlight signifies freedom; and the arms, as a whole, protects these two core principles of the university.