National Conference

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National Conference of Haesanite Universities
국민의 대학연합
La Conférence Nationale
Headquarters280 Daehak-ro, Haeseomun-gu, Suyang, Haesan
Official languagesHaean, English
Other languages of member universitiesFrench
TypeUniversity association
Membership12 universities
Leaders
• Chancellor
Kim Na-yeong
• Commissioner
Choi Hyeon-seong
Establishment11 July 1976

The National Conference of Haesanite Universities, often referred to as simply the National Conference, is an academic and athletic association of Haesanite semi-private universities. The conference was founded in 1976 by the Higher Education Reform and Reconstruction Act as one of the five original conferences. The conference is generally regarded as the most prestigious in Haesan, with most member universities ranked highly both domestically and internationally. The conference is primarily an academic one, and universities in the conference must commit to only using academic measures, primarily the General Skills Examination (GSE), for domestic undergraduate admissions. As a result of their prestige, most universities only accept student in the top 5% of GSE takers, and accept fewer than 10% of international applicants. The conference has been comprised largely of schools in Suyang since its formation, but has a geographic footprint that extends over much of western Haesan.

History

Members

Institution Location Rank [a] Undergraduates Postgraduates Endowment Nickname Colors
Albarine University Haeseomun-gu, Suyang 4 5,429 3,826 $3.55 billion Mariners          
Université du Anfe 8th Arr., Anfa 8 10,771 12,638 $9.24 billion Eagles          
Baekseon University Sinju, Sinhan 18 7,492 6,204 $2.39 billion Owls          
Chunghwa University Hyangsan, Sugang 16 9,303 6,150 $4.13 billion Rams          
Grandjean University Levesque, Northlands 12 6,982 4,837 $3.01 billion Saints          
Haesan University Eunhwa-gu, Suyang 2 7,360 5,938 $14.82 billion Lions          
University of Namhae Anmi, Namhae 13 12,725 11,299 $5.17 billion Cranes          
Namseon University Haeseomun-gu, Suyang 3 9,493 7,302 $7.91 billion Tigers          
Université de Serrès Serrès, Northlands 21 4,361 3,578 $1.84 billion Falcons          
Seohae University Haeseomun-gu, Suyang 6 6,818 4,945 $5.82 billion Captains          
Suyang University Miyu-gu, Suyang 1 8,252 6,306 $20.73 billion Dukes          
Yeongsu University Haeyang-gu, Suyang 11 8,650 5,932 $6.83 billion Terriers          

Academics

Rivalries

Notes

  1. According to the 2024 rankings from the Haesan Education Watchlist