- Office of the Chaplain
- Office of Communications
- Office of Education Innovation
- Reserve Officers' Training Corps
- Center for Research Compliance
- Office of Comptroller
- Ewha Academy for Advanced Studies
- University Library
- Ewha Womans University Museum
- Natural History Museum
- Ewha Archives
- Ewha Institute for Leadership Development
- Career Development Center
- Center for Entrepreneurship
- University Health Service Center
- Center for Human Rights
- Ewha Womans University Press
- Ewha Media Center
- Ewha Language Center
- Center for Arts & Culture Education
- Center for Child Development and Disability
- Community Welfare Center
- Dormitory(Hanwoori Hall)
- Ewha Womans University Church [CHAP]
- Upper Room Evangelistic Association
- Graduate Institutional Research Center(GIRC)
- Graduate Research Support Center
- Center for Women's Leadership Development
- Institute of Archives and Records Management
- Center for Innovation in Engineering Education
- Office of Teaching Profession
- Ewha Teacher Education Center(ETEC)
- Gifted Education Center
- International Convention Management Center
- Community Sports Education Center
- Center for Pharmacy Healthcare Communication
- Pharmaceutical and Bio-pharm Convergence Education Center
- 이화의학교육센터
Institute of Archives and Records Management
In our current knowledge-based society where knowledge and information play key-roles in determining competitiveness, it is of vital importance that not only the government, but also public and private institutions collect and preserve records systematically and efficiently to manage them for future use.
According to the Public Records Management Act enacted in 1999 and revised in 2006, it is mandatory for public institutions to have archivists who are responsible for the management of systematic public records. The law requires in chapter 78, article 1 (revised in February 2011) that archivists must be qualified professionals with a bachelor’s degree in library and information science as well as history and records management. Previously, a master’s degree was required to qualify for this kind of position, but after the law was revised, qualified personnel with bachelor’s degrees in library and information science and history could also work as professional archivists in private or public institutions.
To meet the legal and societal needs for professional archivists, Ewha Womans University gained permission from the Ministry of Public Administration and Security's National Archives of Korea to establish the Institute of Archive and Records Management in August 2011. The institute conducts systematic research on records management and offers courses to students to foster practical skills incorporating newly-developed digital archiving and classical archiving, thus playing an important part in the progress of records management in Korea. Moreover, Ewha's excellent education environment and facilities are also improving the quality of future archivists.
- Ewha-POSCO Building (Social Sciences) 206-2
- Tel. +82-2-3277-3737
- Fax. +82-2-3277-2783
- iarm@ewha.ac.kr