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All colleges and programs, except MBA programs, are implemented in Daejeon. KAIST admits international graduate students through three cycles every year - Spring, Fall Early, and Fall Regular tracks – in shared timelines. However, programs that select students may vary by admission cycle. To see the confirmed list of the programs that admit ...
Application Timeline for 2024 Admissions. ※ Please note that the dates for Admission Announcement are subject to change. ※ Submit your completed application and documents by 5:00 p.m. (KST) on the application deadline. ※ Interview is NOT required for all applicants. Applicants will be contacted through individual email if an interview is ...
Kibum Jung, a doctoral student in the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST), supervised by Professor Jung Chul Lee, received the Outstanding Paper Award at the Korean Society of Mechanical Engineers (KSME) Micro/Nano Engineering Division Spring Conference.
At KAIST, Professor Joung-Ho Kim of the Department of Electrical Engineering, recognized globally as a leading scholar in AI semiconductor design and AI application design (AI-X), will co-lead the NIK AI Research Center. From Naver Cloud, Executive Officer Dong-soo Lee, an expert in AI semiconductor design and AI software, will serve as the ...
KAIST has made distinguished impacts on academia and industries for the last half-century. KAIST was founded in 1971 and has been a unique cradle for fostering outstanding scientists and engineers. They have contributed to advanced science and technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship and facilitated the Korean economic miracle with a strong foundation in science and technology.
Just check “KAIST scholarship” on the Statement of Financial Resources section on online application for admission; Selection Procedure. All applications will be thoroughly and equally reviewed during the admission process. Upon being selected for admission, you will automatically be entitled to the KAIST Scholarship.
KAIST Advisors on Materials and Parts is composed of 100 faculty members who advise SMEs in the fields of materials, parts, and equipment to help them develop their own technological edge. These fields are a crucial component for Korea’s key industries, which include semiconductors, energy, and automobiles.
