Hyunju Jung is an accomplished pianist with a distinguished educational background and extensive performance experience. She holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Performance from the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, as well as a Master of Music degree in both Piano Performance and Chamber Music from the University of Michigan.

Throughout her career, Hyunju has won numerous prizes in Asia and the United States, including the first prize in the Arts competition in Jiandu and an honorable mention in the Michigan Music Teachers Association (MMTA). She has showcased her talent on international stages, performing with the Perugia Piano Festival Orchestra at the prestigious Perugia Hall of Notaries.

In addition to her performances, Hyunju has participated in masterclasses with many esteemed pianists, including Robert Roux, Jerome Lowenthal, Joseph Rackers, Mia Chung, Martin Katz, and Sasha Starcevich, allowing her to refine her artistry under the guidance of world-renowned musicians.

Currently, she is a Doctoral Candidate in Piano Performance at Boston University, where she studies under Professor Boaz Sharon. Hyunju actively contributes to the music community as an accompanist for the New England Classical Singers and serves as a collaborative pianist for the Bristol Chorale of Massachusetts and the Arlington Street Church.