Introduction The Hanil Graduate School(HGS) was founded in September 2005 and began the first semester in March 2006 as an educational institute for the advanced study of theology and social welfare. Since then HGS has taken up a pioneering role to provide students with both theoretical and practical training, so that they can deepen their Christian spiritual vision and sharpen their intellectual capacity. As a scholarly community, the HGS seeks to prepare students for their teaching ministry in a variety of working places with a priority on church, educational institutes, and social welfare organizations, furnishing them with professional knowledge and skills. In order for the students to participate actively in all academic and social activities, the HGS offers an exceptional curriculum with creative course work and research work designed by outstanding faculty members. The HGS is open to Master and Doctoral level candidates in the Departments of Theology and Social Welfare. The Department of Theology offers programs covers specific major fields such as Biblical Studies(Old and New Testament Studies), Systematic Theology, Practical Theology(Liturgical Studies and Homiletics), Pastoral Counseling, Christian Education, and Missiology. The Department of Social Welfare includes the following major fields: Christian Social Welfare Policy, NGO Welfare Policy, and Social Welfare in general. In particular, the curriculum of the Social Welfare Department offers exceptional programs such as project seminar courses in interdisciplinary settings and various track systems in dynamic interaction with professors. The HGS also provides educational opportunities for foreign students from the Third World countries who will participate in God's mission as partners in the global context.