Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

KAIST was established in 1971 as the nation's first research-oriented science and engineering institution. Since then, it has significantly contributed to the economic growth of Korea by supplying skilled science and technology professionals.

Overview

The Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) was established by the Korean government as a research-oriented institution to respond to the country's demand for high-quality manpower in the fields of science and technology. Since its foundation in 1971, KAIST has been contributing to the remarkable economic growth of Korea through the development of new technology and high-tech venture businesses. It offers undergraduate programs in natural sciences, engineering, and business. It also provides various graduate programs including master's and doctoral degrees in science, engineering, business, and humanities. In addition to its academic excellence, KAIST is also known for its student engagement activities and research achievements. It has a strong collaboration ethos and actively works with other universities, research institutes, and industries globally to advance its mission of creating new knowledge and improving society through technology.