Korea university Sejong campus

Broadcasting Station

Korea University Sejong Broadcasting Station was opened in 1984. While fulfilling the basic responsibility as a university press, it aims to develop and criticize university culture through broadcasting, and form a consensus and a sense of unity among university members by establishing creative public opinions.

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Korea University Sejong Introduction

Internally producing and airing news, cultural and music programs twice a day, Korea University Sejong Broadcasting Station contributes to cultivating the spirit and cultural attainment of the people of Korea University. It also produces and uploads videos on the YouTube channel, and transmits them through DID installed in the campus. The Broadcasting Station meets with Korea University students through the open studio event for first year students in February and Broadcasting Festival in May every year. In addition, it supervises elections for the student councils of university and each college to ensure that the elections are held fairly. At the same time, the Broadcasting Station attends policy meetings to verify qualifications and election promises of the candidates as a university press.

Korea University Sejong Campus experiences difficulties in forming diverse university cultures because of geographical characteristics. Under the circumstances, the Korea University Sejong Broadcasting Station strives to spiritually connect the members of the Sejong Campus and, furthermore, form a creative university culture based on the unity of the members. As an independent new media institute autonomously operated by students and the only general broadcasting station in Sejong Campus, the Broadcasting Station is committed to conveying the genuine voices of Korea University Sejong Campus. To this end, the Broadcasting Station dedicates a large amount of time and effort with a sense of pride as a university press. Moving forward, the Korea University Sejong Broadcasting Station will open a new horizon for university press in the 21st century by providing live broadcasting service to students at the same time as fulfilling its responsibilities as a university press.

Location#118, Public Policy Building
Tel044-860-1889

History

The Committee for Broadcasting Station Establishment Promotion established in Oct. 1984 (Call Sign: KUBS∏)
Broadcasting station call sign revised to KDBS in Mar. 1990

Introduction to Divisions

News Division

The News Division strives to form a healthy, yet critical public opinion in the campus by covering and reporting incidents, accidents and issues occurring in and outside school. Engaged in news covering and reporting with cold brain and warm heart, the members of the New Division are dedicating utmost effort to building a wide view of the world.

Production Division

The Production Division, known as the living legend of new production booths, handles not only program production and directing, but also radio broadcasting production and transmission. It creates and delivers broadcasting contents with insight for the society and artistic potentials.
Based on full commitment, effort for continuous research and creativity, the Production Division is establishing itself as the core of broadcasting.

Announcing Division

The members of the Announcing Division telling various stories of the world as DJs, voice actors and news anchors play a leading role in broadcasting by performing as not only the face of a program, but also producers. They deliver and share with students the thoughts and opinions of the Broadcasting Station. The Announcing Division is constantly striving to represent the voices of students.

Image Division

Established to meet the need for new media in university broadcasting, the Image Division is the new leader of the Broadcasting Station that handles not only video production, but also shooting and editing. Korea University Broadcasting Station is leading the new video culture of university broadcasting.