1. Herstory of Ewha Ewha is now... WORLD’S LARGEST women’s university 11 Colleges 15 Graduate Schools 1,560 Faculty and Staff Members 18,445 Undergraduate Students 6,974 Graduate Students 197,285 Alumnae 127 years ago, Ewha started with a single student...

2. Ewha, Source of Women Power Elite Seoul Nat. U. 454 30% Korea U. 156 10% EWHA 437 29% Yonsei U. 138 9% All Other Univ.’s 346 23% Joonang Daily (2005. 9)

3. Capacity of Ewha in S&T Advanced Research Centers in S&T Center for Climate/Environment Change Prediction Research (ERC) Tissue Injury Defense Research Center (MRC) Research Center for Cellular Homeostasis Quantum Metamaterials Research Center (SRC) Center for Intelligent Nano-Bio Materials (SRC) Center for Cell Signaling & Drug Discovery Research (NCRC) Brain Korea 21 (BK21) World Class University (WCU) Center for Cell Signaling & Drug Discovery Research (NCRC) Ewha’s Research Centers in Science and Technology:

4. Ewha’s Big Three Creative Research Projects Chemistry Nanoscienc e Life Science Ewha’s Big Three Projects receive grants of > 3 billion KRW (~2.8 million USD) per year. Big Projects Funded by the Korean Government: Multidimentional Organic Materials 799 Million KRW per year / 9 years Dioxygen Activation and Water Oxidation by Biomimetic Compounds 799 Million KRW per year / 9 years Studies on Vascular Immune Cell Network in Vascular Disease 799 Million KRW per year / 9 years

5. Capacity of Ewha in S & T KBSI Establishes the Seoul Center at Ewha Campus Basic research and technical Development Center - Established April 5, 2012 - Center will open in December 2013 Located on a 25,000 ㎡ Site on Ewha campus 25,000 ㎡

6. Capacity of Ewha in S & T World-Renowned Faculty of Ewha Prof. Jin-Ho Choy Leader in Korea’s Nanoscience Center for Intelligent Nano-Bio Materials Executive Vice President for External Affairs of Ewha Prof. Sue Goo Rhee The First Scientist Supported by National Honor Scientist Program An Eminent Scholar in Signal Transduction Prof. Jae Chun Choe A Leading Scholar in Animal Behavior Prof. In Kyoon Lyoo Published over 120 papers in Archives of General Psychiatry and other journals Prof. Kong-Joo Lee President of the International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists Founded the Center for Cell Signaling & Drug Discovery Research Prof. Juyoung Yoon Ewha Womans University’s first Preliminary Distinguished Professor

7. Capacity of Ewha in S & T World-Renowned Faculty of Ewha Prof. Kwan Mook Kim Chemical inversion of L-amino acids to D-amino acids Bio-Chiral Lab World Premium Material Prof. Il Hung Park Leading Scientist in Next Generation Space Telescope Research Center of MEMS Space Telescope Prof. Rena Lee A Leading Scientist in Medical Engineering and Medical Physics Prof. Wonwoo Nam World-Leading Bioinorganic Chemist Center for Biomimetic Systems

8. Capacity of Ewha in S & T Ewha Academy for Advanced Studies (EAAS) Jin-Ho Choy, Korea’s Most Outstanding Scientist Award Winner George F. Smoot, Professor of Physics, UC Berkeley The 2006 Nobel Laureate in Physics Jane Goodall, The world’s foremost authority on chimpanzees Sue-Goo Rhee, The first National Honor Scientist Francis Fukuyama, Senior Fellow in Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies of Stanford University Author of The End of History and the Last Man Distinguished Fellows of EAAS Robert Grubbs, Professor of Chemistry, California Institute of Technology The 2005 Nobel Laureate in Chemistry

9. Ewha Academy for Advanced Studies (EAAS) Capacity of Ewha in S & T Jae-Chun Choe, Korea Science Culture Award Winner Jean-Marie Gustave Le Clézio, 2008 Nobel Literature Prize Winner Joan S. Valentine, Professor of Chemistry and biochemistry at UCLA Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell, Professor of Astrophysics at Oxford University Muhammad Yunus, Founder of Grameen Bank, 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Winner Peter Goddard, Professor at Institute for Advanced Studies Tu Weming, Professor of Philosophy, Director of Institute for Advanced Humanistic Studies at Peking University Distinguished Fellows of EAAS

10. Global Network of Ewha Canada Hawaii California Boston New York D.C Tokyo Beijing Taiwan Shanghai Hong Kong Singapore Australia Italy Spain Paris Switzerland Germany Norway UK Belgium Brunei Austria Cambodia Denmark Finland Island Indonesia Ireland Mexico Kazakhstan Lithuania Mongolia Paraguay Philippines South Africa Sudan Sweden Thailand Michigan Oregon Russia Iowa Chicago Florida Chile MOU with > 495 Universities from 51 Countries (June,2013)

11. Current Partnerships with Brazil

12. Future Partnerships with Brazil