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Excellence is never an accident.

It is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, and intelligent execution.

It represents the wise choice of many alternatives.

Choice, not chance, determines your destiny.

For 150 years Wayne State University has been a place where we value excellence.

Where what's really important – like knowledge and community and diversity – remains the

same.

And when there's change, it's change for the better.

For 150 years we've been proving that hard work pays off.

Ideas turn into businesses.

Dreams turn into cures.

The impossible turns into the amazing.

We do what's never been done.

If we fail, we adjust.

And we do it again – until we claim victory…until we own it…until we celebrate it.

For 150 years we've been making role models.

They set the bar high for themselves.

And encourage others to do the same.

They don't fear the future, because their job is to shape it.

Maybe our name has changed, but never our address.

Because, for 150 years, we've proudly led – taught – healed – learned – from

one place.

Detroit.

Our home.

Always was.

Always will be.

And if we learned one thing in 150 years, it's that the past is our teacher not our

master.

Because the best is still ahead.

And excellence is never an accident.

It's been 150 years.

We have grown wise – we have grown bold – we have grown more than strong.

Because for 150 years we have always been – Warrior Strong.

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Jagannath University Flash Mob | Department of Philosophy 9th Batch | Rag Day 2018 | New Edition - Duration: 12:19.

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Can a computer be your therapist? | The Open University - Duration: 2:14.

There are a lot of reasons why people aren't seeing counsellors or therapists

in a face-to-face setting and some of the reasons are because they can't

actually access the therapist when they need them. They can't afford the cost to

see people privately. But even if we take away those factors, there's the factor

that not everyone is going to want to see a counsellor or therapist to talk

about their problems. We've had self-help using devices like cassette tapes and

VHS for a long time and people have had self-help books for generations and this

is not to say that we can't be providing therapy through computers and in the

future with robots. At the moment we have about three-quarters of young people

with depression not getting any help. Part of that is because there aren't

enough therapists to support them but even if we increase the number of

therapists providing services say through the NHS it doesn't mean that

everyone is going to get the help that they need. I guess the challenges that

people will think that only face-to-face therapy is the right sort of therapy but

there's all sorts of help that's available and some of the help that's

online takes the form of computerized cognitive behavioral therapy and this is

a type of therapy where, because it's quite structured, people can complete

activities develop skills on their own in their own time.

Computerised cognitive behavioral therapy has been recommended by the National Institute of

Health and Care excellence. And it's been recommended for those with more mild to

moderate problems which makes sense because those people are not getting the

help that they need from established services mostly because the issues

aren't seen as being severe enough to warrant professional assistance. But just

because it's not severe enough to warrant

what's seen as professional assistance doesn't mean that it isn't disabling and

really distressing to those people. I've been involved in the computerised

therapy research field for almost 10 years and it's really exciting to see

all the developments that are happening and to see the advances that are being

made especially because computerized

therapies - those that have got an evidence base are really exciting in

terms of what they offer users. We can access a lot more people provide a lot

more therapy to people that really need it

time in a place that suits them.

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Beautiful Home Sweet Home Near Liberty University, United States | Great Small House Design Ideas - Duration: 2:09.

Beautiful Home Sweet Home Near Liberty University, United States | Great Small House Design Ideas

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CCSD begins six month study with Clemson University to promote diversity and inclusion - Duration: 1:41.

For more infomation >> CCSD begins six month study with Clemson University to promote diversity and inclusion - Duration: 1:41.

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Malmö University Campus - Duration: 1:32.

As a new student in Malmö, it's not always easy to find your way around.

Malmö University's faculty buildings are located in different parts of the city.

You'll find the latest addition to the University's buildings — Niagara — just a stone's throw from Malmö's central station.

The Faculty of Culture and Society and the Faculty of Technology and Society are both located here.

500 metres away, just by Malmö's new food market, is Gäddan.

This is where you'll find the Faculty of Health and Society, as well as Storm, the University's new innovation hub.

A little closer to the water you'll see Orkanen, which is where the University's largest library is housed.

Most of the students here are part of the Faculty of Education and Society.

The Student Centre and the Student Union are situated in between Gäddan and Niagara.

This is where staff work to make sure students get the most out of their studies.

All of these buildings are located in the 'Västra Hamnen', or 'West Harbour' neighbourhood of Malmö.

Other libraries and institutions that form part of Malmö University are just a short bike ride away.

In the hospital area, sandwiched between Traingeln and Pildammsparken, you'll find the Faculty of Health and Society.

Another one of the University's libraries is located here.

If you wander a little closer to Triangeln, you'll see the Faculty of Odontology, also known as the 'Dental School'.

All of the University's buildings are based in central Malmö and are easy to get to by train, bus and bike. You'll always be close to everything.

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Should we risk lives to protect history? | The Open University - Duration: 3:09.

What really is the value of cultural property?

Because if you're thinking along these lines, we all know what the value of human life is,

so you can make sense of using our soldiers to protect human life.

But what's the value of cultural property, such that you can balance it against human

life?

Now there's some easy answers to this question.

The one easy answer is, well look if you're fighting to capture hearts and minds of a

local population, then don't destroy their buildings that they care about and that's

going to you know get them on your side and make the war easier to win, from a soldiers

point of view.

It's what the military call a force multiplier and that makes a great deal of sense, so that's

a good reason for protecting cultural property.

But on the other hand, we also think that there's just something important about these

buildings they just shouldn't be damaged.

So when Isis in the Middle East start blowing up bits of Palmyra, we get upset about that

and we rightly get upset about that because we think something of value has been lost

and the intriguing question is well what is that value and how can that value be so important

that we can actually make it part of the laws of armed conflict and use that value to balance

against the values that we understand better, such as values to do with the helping or harming

human beings.

There's also the question of whose responsibility is the protection of cultural property, because

the framework document for this, 'The Hague Convention', is premised on the thought that

this property belongs to all mankind so we all have a responsibility to help preserve

it.

But that in a way is a funny thought, I mean we don't go into countries and say to them

well you know this is how to run your road network or this is how to run your health

system.

But it looks as if we are allowed to go into countries and say well no look this is what

you should do with your cultural property and if you're starting to damage your cultural

property that's a concern of all mankind.

So the very term 'cultural property' which is the term that the Hague Convention uses,

is itself a bit of a puzzle.

Properties owned by somebody but who owns Palmyra?

Who owns these great bits of heritage around the world?

The laws of armed conflict themselves are based on a branch of philosophy called 'Just

War Theory' and 'Just War Theory' goes back long way, right back to Thomas Aquinas in

medieval times, probably even before.

And one interesting thing about 'Just War Theory' at least in its modern incarnation,

is that it deals with things like proportionality and necessity, but solely in terms of damage

to human beings.

So in talking about military necessity and proportionality it'll sort of roughly tell

you the degree of damage you can do to non-combatants in order to achieve a certain military objective.

And one philosophical issue that's really bothering those of us on the project I'm engaged

with, is the need to rethink large bits of 'Just War Theory' in order to factor in the

concern for cultural property, in order to get the value of cultural heritage in there.

For more infomation >> Should we risk lives to protect history? | The Open University - Duration: 3:09.

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University Challenge S47E25 Bristol vs Newcastle - Duration: 28:46.

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How To Coordinate Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University, Week 3 - Duration: 5:37.

Hey guys! It's Angel from Weekly Welcome Mat here to talk to you today

about Coordinating Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace Week 3. Normally we talk

about real estate, buying it, selling it, or living better in it -- all

all things home matters related. So this week the members of your class are gonna

get down to the nuts and bolts of it. Dave goes through what a budget normally

means. It normally means bread and water. It normally means no. And what he shows

you is that if you give everything a name. You know, you can spend! You can

spend on clothes, you can spend on whatever is important to you.

Well, it's kind of life-changing for the people in your class because they've

never done it or they haven't done it consistently. One of the things that's

great in the breakout this session is that your members of your class will get

to play with other people's money. We can always spend other people's money well,

right? We can always decide they're spending too much money on those clothes.

They need to cut back on their out to eat money. They need to not have that

large of a car payment. Okay. Wo what happens on the break out is that they

get to pretend they get to look at all of the different scenarios and they get

to practice looking because it's going to be foreign to them, doing a budget

looking at numbers and knowing how to make adjustments. And this is where the

light bulbs are gonna go crazy. The questions -- the after questions that Dave

has where they talk about what they would put in an envelope what the

percentages are gonna be for food, shelter, clothing and transportation what

its gonna look like when they're out and about and they're not using their credit

cards or their debit cards or whatever else they could use that's not cash. So

be prepared for lots and lots and lots of feedback from just the questions

before you even get to where they're pretending with somebody else's budget.

Be prepared for lots of questions and this is where you can talk to them about

some of the tips and tricks that you've learned in your everyday application.

This is where being coordinating wins! Wins! Wins! Wins! Because they are looking

for somebody that has gone through the class and is living this. And they want

to talk to you and they want to say, "Well, what do you do when you go to this store

and how does it work when you're over at Target and they're offering you the Red

Card. And how does it work when you're at Costco and you want to get Costco gas

but you've got your cash. So get your get yourself in line with the questions

that are gonna be coming because this is where coordinating is incredible because

you're gonna get to share what works and what doesn't in actual real-life

application in your town. One of the examples on the breakout that shows that

they are tithing and doing an offering so they need to know -- okay, but they're

trying to get ahead on their car payment in that little example. So they could

pull back from the offering. We're not gonna talk to them about it being a

Salvation issue. We're not gonna talk to them about them being on a commitment

with their congregation. Now is the time for them to start to see well how can I

take a break from may be doing the offering and hit it hard and pay off

this card or pay off this automobile of some kind, and then go back to my

offering and hit that hard so this is where they're gonna get to really tap

into the creativity. They're gonna really get to tap into ways that they can tweak

their own budget. So I really encourage you in this week that it's gonna be

another week where you are just laying the foundation for next week week for a

big one, big one is Week 4, where we're gonna -- they're gonna be cutting up credit

cards. They're gonna be getting their paradigm shift where they're gonna start

looking at life through a different set of lenses without ever using a credit

card. I can tell you from years and years of doing this that this is the class

that they either dig in and stay the course or they fall away it is powerful.

So Week 3 and Week 4 they're doing their own budget and they start to cut up

credit cards and they start to see what their life looks like with all of that

extra space in it. Like what do they do with all of those slots in their wallet.

They don't even know! They don't even know. I will share with you something

that I shared with our class recently and it had a very, very powerful impact. I

read a book and it's called, The 1 Thing. It's by Gary Keller. The book

clarifies what your ONE THING needs to be that can either make everything else

easier or unnecessary. The budget is the ONE THING!

So after you're done coordinating your classes you could potentially read

"The 1 THING" by Gary Keller. So that is just my recommendation for you to share

the ONE THING is the thing that you can do such that it will make everything

else in your life easier or unnecessary. And Week 3 that ONE THING is the

budget! Okay! So there you go those are your takeaways. They're gonna be stuffing

some envelopes. So next week before you start cutting up credit cards you get to

make sure that they are living their life with cash in their wallet and

purses. So it's gonna be a great week! Thank you so much for joining us here at

Weekly Welcome Mat all things Home Matters and we are talking about what

it's like to Coordinate Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace University. And this is

the video for Week 3. So thank you for joining me and I would appreciate it

if you would "Like" it, if you would Share it you would Subscribe to our channel. If

you want to watch some of the other videos that would be great too. We hope

that this provides value and that you found it helpful. Thank you so much for

watching! Don't forget to subscribe!

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TU Dortmund message to Western Sydney University students - Duration: 0:52.

Hi guys, we'd love to welcome you in Dortmund! I've been through it myself too

I was an exchange student in Dortmund, and I have to tell you...

you will love it here! It's a great support system that we have.

We have intensive language courses free of charge for you to take

so if you're worried about your German, it won't be a problem at all!

And the best thing is: come to Dortmund, it's the best place to get away from!

it's so easy to travel around here. You can be in Amsterdam in two and a half hours,

you can be in Paris in three hours, and the greatest thing is when you're a student here

you get a semester ticket, it's what it's called. It's a transportation ticket for the entire State

so you can travel for free to great places like Cologne, Düsseldorf, Essen,

or you could just stay in the wonderful city of Dortmund. I'd recommend that too!

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University of Leicester in your language - Chinese - Duration: 1:15.

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Renewing Items Online - Tarleton Libraries, Tarleton State University - Duration: 2:30.

To renew your items online. go to www.tarleton.edu/library.

Scroll past the images to the Services section. Click on Renew Items.

Input your NTNET credentials.

These are the same credentials you use

to log onto the computers on campus

or your Blackboard account.

Next you'll see a screen with five tabs:

Personal Information, Checkouts, Holds, Fines, and Requests.

This page defaults to your personal information:

your full name, address, phone number, and University ID number.

The second tab is Checkouts, where you can renew your items.

It also lists all the items currently checked out

to your Library account.

The third tab is Holds, where you can see any items

you may have put a hold on.

The fourth tab is Fines.

This shows any bills that you may have accrued.

You can pay these bills on your Texan bill account.

The fifth tab is Requests. This shows any requests you may have placed.

To renew your items go back to the Checkout tab.

You can renew all of your books at once

or you can choose an individual book. We're going to just choose one book.

Click the check mark into the box.

Click on Renew and confirm your renewal.

If you scroll down you'll see that the book was successfully renewed.

And it gave you a new due date.

If you have any questions, contact the Circulation desk at (254) 968-9450

during library hours.

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Brokaw Archives at University of Iowa - Duration: 1:21.

Right now I'm going through and processing the collection that we got in

2016 from Tom Brokaw. We have everything from appointment books to passports,

press badges, everything you can think of from his life and career. The things I'm

looking at right now are a couple different sets of letters. We've got a

lot of letters and correspondence between famous people, politicians, actors,

artists. And so right here we have a letter from Tom Hanks and his wife Rita.

But then on the flip side, we have thousands of letters from ordinary

citizens to Tom Brokaw. And he's gone through and he's highlighted different

things because he read every single letter that came to him. That then

inspired "Greatest Generation Speaks" and then he got so much response from that

that "Album of Memories" came out. This collection has been a tremendous gift to

me. I've gotten to see the steps that it takes to get a collection moving and

ready for the public. But it's also--it's also challenged me in a lot of ways and

working in the archives sometimes things don't seem important to you right away

but you don't know what other people are going to see. In the sense my job is to

preserve this so that people can look at it and make their own

assumptions about the collection.

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Gesundes Fast Food? ✫ HAS University of Applied Sciences - Duration: 1:54.

For more infomation >> Gesundes Fast Food? ✫ HAS University of Applied Sciences - Duration: 1:54.

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Recap: Texas A&M University Engineering Career Fair - Spring 2018 - Duration: 1:01.

We're here in beautiful Reed Arena

at Texas A&M University

Recruiting the best and the brightest Aggies that we can find. What are we looking for?

K now how to get stuff done. The second thing and the most important is

Communicate effectively.

We're consulting engineers. We have to be able to consult with other people. The third thing

And this is the most important - know how to have fun.

At BIG RED DOG,

We foster a culture of people that know how to have fun while they get stuff done and communicate effectively

And that's all we're looking for.

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Honorary Graduates January 2018 - Canterbury Christ Church University - Duration: 1:30.

it feels amazing to be here today receiving an honorary doctorate in this

incredible setting simply because I just feel so lucky and kind of special I feel

I feel very humbled and very honored to be here today and especially in such a historic

and beautiful setting which obviously means so much to both Kent and the

University so thank you! Go go out there use your skills use what you've learned

at university to better your life and better the lives of those people around

you. Life is what you make it go out there and work hard and just leave your

mark

it feels fantastic it's very exciting and I remember when I first came to

Canterbury thirty years ago I had absolutely no idea what was going to

happen I had no idea what the course would give me and and I couldn't believe

how brilliant the three years were but it was a complete surprise to receive

the note through the post I didn't tell any of my friends until I got

confirmation that it actually was me yeah very special moment my advice would

be to take every opportunity make all the contacts you can and don't give up

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University of Memphis and JCPenney Partner for "Suit Yourself" Program - Duration: 1:55.

For more infomation >> University of Memphis and JCPenney Partner for "Suit Yourself" Program - Duration: 1:55.

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Yanzhe Ma - Computer Science student from Northwestern Polytechnical University - Duration: 1:33.

Hello everyone my name is Yanzhe Ma and I'm from the Northwestern Polytechnical

University and come here to Binghamton University for the master's

degree and I'm from the computer science department As for Binghamton,

I think it is a pretty good university.

Firstly, the environment: the air is fresh and clear, which is quite different from

China. And secondly, the food is delicious, not only

has the steak pizza, but also has the Chinese food.

I love it! And I know it's a very important part,

for the education: the professors are very nice, they will

answer all the question you ask, and actually the homework is very heavy.

In fact, I only spent three months here, but the code I

wrote is quite different and difficult than the code I

wrote in China which I spent there three years.

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Should I go to UNIVERSITY? The GOOD, the BAD and the UGLY! 2018 - Duration: 7:33.

Hey guys Alex Martin and this is my channel #StopBeingBusy

This week I'm going to be looking at University and here is the question...

Did you go to university to study, meet new people and give yourself

the best opportunity to get an amazing job... or did you go to university to drink

party and delay getting a full-time job for number 4 years.... hmmmmm

There isn't a right or wrong answer to this and I'm not trying to tell you that

you should go to university or you shouldn't go to university... But these are

just some of the things that will help you make a decision. It definitely would

have helped me when I was going to university as I didn't really have the

advice I just went and followed the majority because I thought that was the

thing that you have to do. Now if you want to be a doctor, an engineer or an

actuary, then of course you need to go to university. More often than not these industries are

regulated

and all that means is if you're passionate about doing

one of these careers you have to take a number of qualifications to get there...

simple!

However, how many people do you know that went to university knowing

exactly what job they wanted to do when they left? And here's another question

how many people do you know that I'm doing jobs that have nothing to do with

the degree that they did. This is exactly where I'm going with this video

from a young age, we are conditioned and told that we have to do a number of

things if we want to succeed in this world... You have to go to primary school

you have to be good - you need to get into a good secondary school. You go to

secondary school you need to get very good GCSEs then need to go to college.

You go to college, you get good A-Levels you go to university. Now if you

can't afford it you need to take out a loan which means that you're going to be

in debt for 'X' amount of years moving into the future...

We're gonna get into that a little bit more in the moment!

So you're doing your last year of your A-Levels

and there's BIG pressure to apply for University

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

So eventually, I got into Brighton University and I study Geography and that's actually something

that I really enjoy but I didn't know where will take me of

what you could actually do for me I just knew that I enjoyed the subject and I

would actually perform really well if I've got my head down and I stuck to it

and that is exactly what I did. Now here's the thing at the time geography

didn't necessarily translate into a job that I can do ironically everything that

I learned in human geography about trends, why people do things and data analysis

is so closely linked to social media marketing which is great so in the

long run my degree paid off...

but it took me 10 years to realise that I could use

my degree for my actual career.

The problem is a lot of people go to university and they don't find this link

but they still have this debt hanging over them!

People from the poorest backgrounds in the UK are eligible to

borrow more money from the government meaning they will get into more DEBT!

With individuals in this bracket graduate...

they could have a debt of £57,000

Is it worth racking up a debt of £57,000

only to get a job that pays £20,000

when you leave just to do what people say is right.

Now I just want to be clear. I actually fell into this bracket as well but luckily I went before the fees went up

Even though I didn't necessarily know why I wanted to do my degree I

learnt how to research, work with new people and drink copious amounts of alcohol...

I didn't necessarily do universities in the right way because I

didn't know what I wanted to achieve or what I wanted to do with my

Geography degree. All I knew is that I wanted to graduate with a half-decent mark and then

go on and get a 9-5 because this is what we're told to do.

At this point starting my own business didn't even cross my mind...

ME... START A BUSINESS?!?

If this thought even crossed my mind, I pushed it straight up because

we're always told...

You don't know the first thing about starting a business!

9 out of 10 businesses fail

You're stupid... Get a job!

How are you gonna start business you have no money!

You have no experience stop being stupid!

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

What are you doing?

What I've learnt is this all comes down to being scared and being

afraid to try new things.

If you fail, SO WHAT!

Nothing beats experience. You have to try new things to find out what

really works for you. If you don't you're just going to be stuck doing the same

thing and going along and accepting what people tell you to do.

Over the last years since leaving uni,

I have learned that you don't necessarily need a degree

to progress and be very successful in this world. How many of you work in an

industry where your degree is important? When I first came out of the University

and I was looking for jobs I would find jobs specs online.

I would look through them and if I didn't match exactly what was on the job spec,

I wouldn't apply for it. Now... having worked in recruitment, I realise that this is

just the filter to get rid of people who aren't confident in their own abilities or

are not willing to learn to get to where they need to be. Now if you get an interview

for a job that you don't necessarily have all of the experience for,

if you can prove to the hiring manager that you are are enthusiastic,

you're willing to learn, you're willing to help the business grow...

Guess what... YOU WILL GET THE JOB!

It's not necessarily all about having a qualifications. It comes down to you and being aware of yourself.

An area that is seeing RIDICULOUS GROWTH at the moment

is digital marketing in particular social media marketing

content marketing and anything that is to do with any of the social media platforms.

This can't really be taught at university because it evolves and changes so quickly.

If I told someone I wanted to get into this industry now and

they told me I had to go to university. You know what my answer would be...

😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂

WHY? Because there is so much information out there on the World Wide Web!

If you are willing to put the time into yourself and actually self study, there is so much you can achieve!

The way that I go into this industry is through data and data analytics.

I was looking for to digital marketing jobs... I didn't

necessarily know what I wanted to do but through Google

I found Google Analytics and guess what Google Analytics there was a free course

teaching you how to use the platform...

The reason they do that is because

Google want you to track data as much data as you can so they can compete

with their competitors. The more data they have the more they will grow, the

more they grow the more they take over. The more they take over... that's for another video...

I encourage you to use Google and YouTube to study.

Find videos that resonate with you. Find things that you

are interested in and learn a bit more about them.

Be proactive and #StopBeingBusy and get out there and start doing things.

The more things you try, the quicker you will grow and the quicker you'll be able to work out what

is you actually wanted to do.

So let's wrap this up.

University should I go, shouldn't I go?

As I said, I can't answer that it worked to me, it might not work for you!

You have to try things

If you are off to university this year and you have found this video useful,

Make sure you hit like make sure you subscribe and

make sure you turn on your notifications so you know when the next videos are coming out!

If you are in the working world and you went to university or you

didn't go to university it doesn't matter

make sure you share your comments below

Ask me any questions you have I'll be

more than willing to get back and I'm just really interested in finding out

what you did and how has helped you grow as an individual.

Now if that all said and done all I can say is

make sure you get out there try new things and...

STOP

BEING

BUSY

🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀 🚀

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Korean filmmakers' intestines: There is a university that has more than 100 films shot here! - Duration: 8:36.

Korean filmmakers' intestines: There is a university that has more than 100 films shot here!

If you are a fan of Korean dramas, you are sure to know Keimyung University in Daegu, Korea.

Counting the first place, this is used as the background for more than 100 films in Korea.

School is an indispensable context in Korean films, more or less many scenes.

From the film school, family, emotional.

campus of the school always appears as the background for the actor.

However, there are schools that are more dense than Keimyung University in Daegu City, Korea.

The school has 3 main areas: Daemyeong, Seongseo and Dongsan, but Daemyeong is the most common place in the movie scene.

It is estimated that there are more than 100 films set in the old school.

Keimyung University (KMU) is considered one of the 10 most beautiful universities in Korea.

The point that made people extremely impressed when coming here is the special architecture of the buildings.

Keimyung University uses red brick to create new uniqueness.

It is also considered one of the most friendly schools in Korea, surrounded by green forests.

Keimyung is considered one of the largest arts centers in Korea - there are also many films shot here.

Visiting the school, one can catch the Keimyung Arts Center, which houses a lot of plays, concerts, operas and musicals.

Especially here is the venue of the annual Daegu International Music Festival.

In fact, there are more than 100 films and series ever filmed here.

The schools scenery is highly appreciated with the ancient beauty of the buildings intermingled with the quiet green space, the dream of the garden, trees.

Many feel like strolling into a European-styled but Asian-like campus at Keimyung University.

The campus is too romantic and beautiful.

Appears in many movies.

Check out the films that have appeared at this university.

Love Rain.

The movie with the romantic story of Jang Geun Suk and Yoona.

Ditto.

The film was produced in 2000 with actors Kim Ha Neul, Park Yong Woo, Kim Min Joo, Yoo Ji Tae and Ha Ji Won, with many scenes at Keimyung University.

Boys Over Flowers.  Boys Over Flowers.

Who knows that Shinhwa high school students are studying at a university in Daegu, Korea?.

Hourglass.

The well-known 1995 movie that marked Choi Min Soos career, Go Hyun Jung, and Park Sang Won was also filmed at Keimyung University.

The east of the garden.

The 2008 drama series features actors Song Seung Heon, Lee Da Hae and Lee Yeon Hee, with a beautiful scene of Keimyung University.