Department of Public Administration & Economics Department of Economics Department of Public Administration School of Natural Sciences Department of Chemistry Department of Mathematics Department of Physics School of Biotechnology and Environmental Engineering Department of Life Science Department of Biotechnology Department of Environmental Engineering School of Computer Science and Information Engineering Department of Computer Science and Engineering Department of Information Systems Engineering Information, Communications and Electronic Engineering Department of Information, Communications and Electronic Engineering School of Digital Media Department of Culture Contents Department of Media Engineering School of Human Ecology Department of Consumer & Housing Department of Clothing & Textiles Department of Child & Family Studies Department of Food & Nutrition School of Medicine Department of Medicine School of Nursing Department of Nursing Academic rankings Ranked 4th in the fields of education and finance, (Joong-Ang Ilbo's General Evaluation of Universities, 2014) Ranked 400–500 in QS World University Rankings 2016/17. Ranked 99th in Asia University Rankings 2013/14 (QS World University Rankings) Ranked 400–500 in Academic Ranking of World Universities, ARWU US, 2014 Ranked 1st in student-faculty ratio, overall proportion of faculty and student enrollment (Joong-Ang Ilbo's General Evaluation of Universities, 2010) History The university traces its roots to St. Joseph's Seminary in Baeron, a Catholic refuge in modern-day Jecheon, North Chungcheong province. It was founded in 1855 before Christianity was legalized. After the legalization of Christianity, the school moved to Yongsan-gu, Seoul, in 1887, and was renamed Seminary of Sacred Heart of Jesus. A hospital associated with the seminary was opened in 1936. The seminary became Songsin College in 1947 and the medical school was established in 1954. The name was later changed to Catholic College. Songsim Women's College (Songsim, or 聖心, means 'Sacred Heart' in Korean) was founded in 1964; the two colleges were merged in 1995 to form the present-day entity of Catholic University. Seoul St. Mary's Hospital Seoul St. Mary's Hospital is one of the affiliated hospitals of Catholic University of Korea and is part of the CMC (Catholic Medical Center) network. The new hospital opened on 30 April 2009 in the campus of Catholic University of Korea; it is the largest hospital building unit in Korea with 1,355 beds, including Intensive care unit (ICU) 110 beds. Sun Myung Moon was admitted there and died there in 2012. Yeouido St. Mary's Hospital Yeouido St. Mary's Hospital is one of the affiliated hospitals of the university. It is an International