Following the recent renovation of the Main Building and the construction of the New Building, National Korea Maritime & Ocean University Library has been transformed into a modern, user-centered space.
The Main Building provides a wide range of academic resources and supports teaching and learning, while the New Building serves as a multi-purpose cultural space for both study and cultural activities.
Through a variety of cultural programs, the library engages with the local community and functions as an open space where knowledge and relaxation come together.




Library Overview
- Library Name: National Korea Maritime & Ocean University Library
- Address: 727, Taejong-ro, Yeongdo-gu, Busan
- Facilities: Main Building: 7,607.01㎡ (1F–5F) / New Building: 6,057.12㎡ (1F–4F)
Floor | Spaces | |
Main Building | New Building | |
1F | Closed Stacks | Information Desk, Achimaru* Lounge, Co-Working Space |
2F | Information Desk, Offices, Maritime Themed Zone, Maritime Collection | Glocal Lounge, Study Rooms, Multipurpose Auditorium |
3F | Course Support Space, Studio, Game Room, Lounge | Deungdae Lounge, Media Lounge, Study Carrels |
4F | Natural and Applied Sciences Collection, Social Sciences Collection | Quiet Reading Room, Lounge, Library Lounge |
5F | Humanities and History Collection, Literature Collection | – |
(* Achimaru means “The Summit of Wisdom,” inspired by the local name of the island’s peak)
- Parking: On-campus parking available
- Staff: 12
- Opened: Main Building (reopened), February 25, 2026 / New Building, June 13, 2025
Main Features
- Dual structure with a teaching- and collections-focused main building and a learning- and culture-focused annex building
- Maritime-specialized academic library with a Maritime Themed Zone (media and exhibition space) and a Maritime Collection
- Unique island campus offering panoramic views of Busan Port
Nearby Attractions: Cultural Venues, Parks, Temples, and Local Dining
- Taejongdae Park
- Huinnyeoul Culture Village, Kangkangee Arts Village
- Arte Museum(the world’s largest Arte Museum)