- Office of the Chaplain
- Office of Communications
- Office of Education Innovation
- Reserve Officers' Training Corps
- Center for Research Compliance
- Office of Comptroller
- Ewha Academy for Advanced Studies
- University Library
- Ewha Womans University Museum
- Natural History Museum
- Ewha Archives
- Ewha Institute for Leadership Development
- Career Development Center
- Center for Entrepreneurship
- University Health Service Center
- Center for Human Rights
- Ewha Womans University Press
- Ewha Media Center
- Ewha Language Center
- Center for Arts & Culture Education
- Center for Child Development and Disability
- Community Welfare Center
- Dormitory(Hanwoori Hall)
- Ewha Womans University Church [CHAP]
- Upper Room Evangelistic Association
- Graduate Institutional Research Center(GIRC)
- Graduate Research Support Center
- Center for Women's Leadership Development
- Institute of Archives and Records Management
- Center for Innovation in Engineering Education
- Office of Teaching Profession
- Ewha Teacher Education Center(ETEC)
- Gifted Education Center
- International Convention Management Center
- Community Sports Education Center
- Center for Pharmacy Healthcare Communication
- Pharmaceutical and Bio-pharm Convergence Education Center
- 이화의학교육센터
Ewha Archives
Ewha Archives was founded in October 1989 to continue research, arrangement, and preservation of the history of Ewha Womans University, the first advanced educational institute for women in Korea. On its 120th anniversary in May 2006, Ewha Archives moved into the restored original school building of Ewha Haktang, and was redesigned as the main historical institute at Ewha, consisting of the Exhibition Hall, an administration office and a storage.
Ewha Archives has been collecting and organizing the school's historical materials, integrating those that were separately stored, rediscovering and arranging archives previously stored by various organizations of the school in the attempt to find and collect important data, and launching a relics donation campaign among alumni and faculty members; all of which were participated by the Central Library and Korean Women's Institute.
The history of Ewha is more than just a simple history of an education institute; Ewha's history occupies an important part in the modern history of Korea, of female education and also of women's rights movement. Therefore, the publication of 'Ewha's Seventy-Year History', 'Ewha's Eighty-Year History', 'Ewha's Centennial History', 'Ewha's One Hundred and Ten Year History: Ewha's Beginning of the Second Century 1987-1996' was evaluated as a monumental achievement in Korea's national history and modern history of women's education.
Ewha Archives offers information related to notonly the history of Ewha, but also the data for research in modern women's history and education history as well as modern history of Korea. Equipped with a storage furnished with a thermo-humidistat as well as a reading room, Ewha Archives is continuously collecting to preserve Ewha's historical data and is exhibiting and providing historical materials.
Our Archives has become a model to other universities by positioning itself as an exclusive institute with an exhibition hall dedicated to a school history.
Ewha Archives designed its Exhibition Hall in the Korean traditional building, restored from the original school building, the Ewha Haktang it features Ewha's history with lively photos. The Exhibition Hall consists of a permanent exhibition room, a special exhibition area committed annually to different themes, an audiovisual education room, a letter room, and a prayer room.
Ewha Archives is open from 9:30am to 4:30pm during weekdays and from 9:30am to 12pm on Saturdays. Guided tours in English are available during weekdays from 10am to 12pm, and again from 2pm to 4pm.