World Miss University

World Miss University is an international beauty contest held annually in Seoul, Korea since 1986,[1] with an average of about 70 contestants every year.[2] The event is to select World Miss University Peace Corp Representatives.

World Miss University
Formation1986 (1986)
TypeBeauty pageant
HeadquartersNew York City
Location
Official language
English
Chairman
Lee Seung-min
Websitehttp://wmu.world/

This event was organized by the International Association of University Presidents. After the United Nations named 1986 the Year of Peace,[3] the organizing committee dispatched peace missions to regions in conflict like Kosovo and Rwanda.[1] These days, the event is organized by the World Miss University Organizing Committee which has headquarter in Manhattan, New York, United States.

Winners

YearContestantCountryPlace of VenueEntrants
1986Rosalie van Breemen[4] NetherlandsSeoul, South Korea18
1987Choi Yeon-hee (최연희) South Korea36
1988Kathryn Elizabeth Coonz United States43
1989Priyadarshini Pradhan India56
1990Ekaterina Parfenova Soviet Union73
1991Celeste Weaver United States66
1992Heiðrún Anna Björnsdóttir[5] Iceland59
1993Ewa Wachowicz[6] Polandunknown
1995Birgitta Ína Unnarsdóttir[7] Iceland46
1996Laura García Spain45
1997Jang Hae-yoon (장해윤) South Korea50
2000Renata Fan[8] Brazil46
2001Eleni Pechlivanidi[9] Greece33
2003Ayusha Shrestha[10]   NepalDaegu, South Korea30
2004Julija Djadenko[11] LatviaShenzhen, China36
2005Jade Collins[12] New ZealandSeoul, South Korea26
2006Cristiana Frixione[13] Nicaragua43
2007Aleksandra Plemic[14] Germany46
2008Sarnai Amar[15] MongoliaShenzhen, China34
2009Jo Eun-joo (조은주)[16] South KoreaSeoul, South Korea36
2010Katie Farr[17] England42
2011Siria Ysabel Bojorquez[18] United States64
2012Mia Hasanagic Denmark44
2014Karina Stephania Martin Jiménez[19] Mexico30
2016Kelin Poldy Rivera Kroll PeruBeijing, China57
2017Claudia Moras Baez[20] CubaPhom Penh, Cambodia83
2018Adriana Moya Costa RicaSeoul, South Korea50
2019Nguyễn Thị Thanh Khoa VietnamJeju Island, South Korea36
2022Isabella Oldenburg Costa RicaSeoul, South Korea75

Countries by number of title wins

CountryTitlesYear(s)
 United States31988, 1991, 2011
 South Korea1987, 1997, 2009
 Iceland21992, 1995
 Costa Rica2018, 2022
 Vietnam12019
 Cuba2017
 Peru2016
 Mexico2014
 Denmark2012
 England2010
 Mongolia2008
 Germany2007
 Nicaragua2006
 New Zealand2005
 Latvia2004
   Nepal2003
 Greece2001
 Brazil2000
 Spain1996
 Poland1993
 Soviet Union1990
 India1989
 Netherlands1986

List of runners-up

Year 1st Runner-up 2nd Runner-up 3rd Runner-up 4th Runner-up 5th Runner-up
1986 Choi Yun-hee
 South Korea
not awarded not awarded not awarded not awarded
1987 Endang Lilyanne Lie
 Indonesia
Catherine Lalice Goh Wen Xia
 Singapore
not awarded not awarded not awarded
1988 Mervi Hannele Lehto
 Finland
Ghyong Ying Chen
 Taiwan
not awarded not awarded not awarded
1989 Han Heui-jeong
 South Korea
Kyle Allison Kirby
 Ireland
not awarded not awarded not awarded
1990 Luh Ayu Ariestanti
 Indonesia
Veronika Gerynne
 Netherlands
not awarded not awarded not awarded
1991 Yuliya Shestopalova
 Ukraine
Ni Putu Khatalia Prabasari
 Indonesia
Elina Kefi
 Greece
not awarded not awarded
1992 Polina Zhuravlyova-Vikhovskaya
 Russia
Susanty Manuhutu
 Indonesia
not awarded not awarded not awarded
1993 Viive Saul
 Estonia
Lirian Souza Soares
 Brazil
not awarded not awarded not awarded
1995 Jo Hee-seon
 South Korea 2
Lee Suk-gyeong
 South Korea 4
Mônica Regina Guimarães Ferreira
 Brazil
Holga Stiereshkovac
 Kazakhstan 2
not awarded
1996 Sun Song-ji
 South Korea
Julia Kowalska
 Poland
not awarded not awarded not awarded
1997 Agnieszka Zielinska
 Poland
Bellatrix Amanda Juin
 Indonesia
not awarded not awarded not awarded
2000 Sandra Bretones
 France
Lilita Leice
 Latvia
Ha So-young
 South Korea
Anna Dantchenko
 Greece
Ganna Vruglevska
 Ukraine
2001 Daniela Estefania Puig
 Argentina
Emelie Lundqvist
 Sweden
Tipsupar Rungreungsri
 Thailand
Claudia Patricia Alaniz
 Nicaragua
Adriana Reis
 Brazil
2003 Roxana Florina Curelea
 Moldova
Medha Raghunath
 India
Lee Soo-jin
 South Korea
Shana Van Beers
 Belgium
not awarded
2004 Ahn Ji-soo
 South Korea
Yang Hua
 China
not awarded not awarded not awarded
2005 Varga Tiffany
 South Africa
Katrine Ozolina
 Latvia
not awarded not awarded not awarded
2006 Marcela De Almeida
 Brazil
Aurelie Bonvalet
 France
not awarded not awarded not awarded
2007 Rita Bernotaite
 Lithuania
Chukwudube Usowanne
 Nigeria
not awarded not awarded not awarded
2008 Mariana Oliveira Marques
 Brazil
Bae Jin-kyung
 South Korea
not awarded not awarded not awarded
2009 Salcy Lima
 Brazil
Anna Maria Tarnowska
 Poland
not awarded not awarded not awarded
2010 Katarzyna Kuziemska
 Poland
Choi Jung-hwa
 South Korea
Winner not awarded not awarded
2011 Monika Plochocka
 Poland
Swetha Sridhar
 India
not awarded not awarded not awarded
2012 Elina Grundane
 Latvia
Kim Eun-sol
 South Korea 1
not awarded not awarded not awarded
2014 Juliete de Pieri
 Brazil
Sisse Houlberg Winther
 Denmark
Demi-Lee Rebula
 Lebanon
Jovana Maksimovic
 Serbia
not awarded
2016 Heyi Li
 Macau
Anzhelika Rublevska
 Pakistan
Nagma Shrestha
   Nepal
not awarded not awarded
2017 Nina Yevtushenko
 Ukraine
Daniela Gods Romanovska
 Latvia
Sao TomrongPich
 Cambodia
Kasia Szklarczyk
 Poland
Mariana Ortega
 Mexico
2018 Matrosova Karolina
 Latvia
Yitong Xu
 China
Hong Hyun-ji
 South Korea
Plotytsia Bohdana
 Ukraine
Michelle Garibay
 Mexico
2019 Ekaterina Petsonkina
 Estonia
Wichida Nuamsorn
 Thailand
not awarded not awarded not awarded
2022 Dominique Doucette
 Canada
Montse Larrondo Avalos
 Chile
Jasmine Huang
 New Zealand
not awarded not awarded

Continental Awards

Year Miss Model of Asia Miss Model of Europe Miss Model of Americas Miss Model of Africa Miss Model of Oceania
2016 Rewati Chetri
 India
Moreira Ana Catarina Pereira
 Portugal
Lourdes Merli Salinas
 Argentina
unknown not awarded
2017 Loh Shi Min
 Malaysia
Makin Ellie
 England
Lira Gonzalez Eilyn Pamela
 Guatemala
Makune Queen Elizabeth William
 Tanzania
Mariana Geranetzi Ortega Molina
 Mexico

References

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  4. "Author of book on successful marriage-divorce". nieuws.nl. July 7, 2010. Retrieved 25 October 2010.
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  6. "Ewa Wachowicz for the entire year". Gazeta Wyborcza. October 14, 1995. Retrieved 25 October 2010. Ewa Wachowicz, press secretary for then-Prime Minister Waldemar Pawlak and former Miss Polonia, third runner-up to Miss World 1992 and World Miss University University 1993.
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