There are around 80 clubs which offer students various opportunities to experience a broad range of social, cultural, and scholastic interests of Korean college students.

(1) Days in Korea "Days in Korea" is a club for cultural and social exchanges between Chung-Ang University students and international students. The club members expect exchange students who are interested in Korean culture and want to discuss various cultural issues to join the club. International students can have an opportunity to make friends and learn Korean with the members. Days in Korea's Blog: http://daysincorea.blogspot.com Contact Information: plugdboy@hotmail.com (Hee-Young Kim) (2) 'Lalfaram' (Takwondo Club)    Taekwondo is a bare handed martial art form and sport that uses the hands and feet for attack and defense. The focus of Taekwondo is on training the mind along with the body. 'Lalfaram' the Takwondo Club of Chung-Ang University is a very famous club which is often invited to perform at various events. The club is also involved with international cultural activities arranged by International Center. Exchange students are welcome to join the club to learn the Korean martial art. (3) ISF (International Student Fellowship) ISF has been established to help the life of the international students studying in Korea regardless to their nationality, race, religion, and sex. Throughout the semester, you will be invited to many programs and parties that are hosted by ISF such as dinner party, bazaars, Thanksgiving party and so on. (4) Dance P.O.zz Dance P.O.zz is a dance club which has more than 100 members. The members gather twice a week regularly to practice for the various performance events. Some examples of the dances to learn are Jazz dance, hip-hop, girl's hip-hop, house, poppin', b-boying and latin dance. The club's activities include participation in various performance events and contests. They won many awards in the various dance contests. Starting from learning diverse dances, members develop themselves continuously until they can create their own dance works. (5) Chung-Ang Judo Club JUDO is a Japanese traditional martial arts. Club members practice Judo about 2 hours everyday. Members can participate as frequently as they want. They use the university gym near the rear gate which was built in 2005, a brand-new one. International students can enjoy the softest mat, perfect air-conditioning system and wonderful people.    JUDO was historically fight skill, but now it is a sport. JUDO needs powerful, speedy and fluent body. Practicing JUDO makes your body powerful, quick and soft. Someday you can read what people's eye says, what the next action of people is. This is a sport. But you can get more thing than any other sport.    Every year, members participate in the JUDO match under Seoul JUDO Association. The player is limited to only university students. This club has got 1st grade award 3 times, 2nd 2 times, and 3rd 2 times in team matches since 1997 (the first year the match was held). They go on a training trip in summer vacation. They usually go to the mountain for 3 or 4 days.