| 1989 | - 9
- Research Institute for Science and Technology was reorganized as the Research Institute for Basic Science and Industrial Technology Institute.
International Institute of Lifelong Education was established.
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- 4
- The University Media Office was opened.
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- 1
- The Rev. Park Hong, S.J. was inaugurated as the seventh President.
(also served as the eighth President)
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| 1988 | - 9
- Graduate School of Public Policy was opened with three departments.
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- 3
- College of Social Science and Law Department were opened.
Research Institute for Philosophy was established.
The University consists of the College of Liberal Arts with seven departments, the College of Social Science with four departments, the College of Science and Engineering with seven departments, and the College of Commerce and Economics with two departments.
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| 1985 | - 1
- The Rev. Sye In-syek, S.J. was inaugurated as the sixth President.
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| 1984 | - 11
- Technology Management Institute was established.
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- 5
- In 1984 the Korean Catholic Church celebrated its bicentennial. To celebrate this anniversary, Pope John Paul II visited Korea. The Pope came to Sogang to meet with the members of the religious orders, Brothers, Nuns, and Priests at the Gymnasium, and with Korean intellectuals at the Auditorium.
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- 3
- The Offices of Planning and Office of Public Relations were opened.
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| 1983 | - 7
- The Rev. John D. Mace, S.J. was inaugurated as the fifth President.
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| 1981 | - 11
- Research Institute for East Asian Studies was established.
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- 9
- Research Institute for English as an International Language was established.
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- 5
- 1979 Nobel Peace Prize winner Mother Teresa visited Sogang and gave two lectures, one in the Auditorium and the other at the basketball court, at which she appealed for all people to practice true love.
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- 3
- Graduate School of Business Administration was opened.
Freshmen quota was increased to 1,770 and graduation quota to 1,360.
The College of Liberal Arts was expanded to ten departments, the College of Science and Engineering to seven depts.
The College of Commerce and Economics was reduced to two depts.
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| 1980 | - 3
- University Gymnasium, with a seating capacity of 3,500 was completed.
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