Among the six leading universities in Korea (Hanyang, Seoul National, Yonsei, Korea, Sogang, Sungkyunkwan), Hanyang University Seoul Campus has the highest percentage of full-time faculty in the role of teaching. According to public information from the Korean Council for University Education’s “University Notice” disclosure, 2025 full-time faculty teaching percentage is 64.4%, surpassing ▲ Seoul National University (48.3%) ▲ Yonsei University (53.3%) ▲ Korea University (54.3%) ▲ Sogang University (56.8%) ▲ Sungkyunkwan University (53.7%) by about 10 percentage points.

The percentage of full-time faculty in teaching is a key indicator used to assess the educational environment and the standard and quality of lectures at a university. A higher ratio indicates that a greater proportion of courses are taught by formally hired faculty, rather than adjunct or external instructors.

Meanwhile, Hanyang University is continually pursuing various measures—including ▲ IC-PBL ▲Course Quality Improvement Center ▲ mid- and end-of-term lecture evaluations—to create a better educational environment and provide high-quality lectures for enrolled students.