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)