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The KU-KIST Graduate School of Converging Science and Technology offers specialized graduate programs that focus on innovation across disciplines.
If you are interested in the latest technologies that intersect engineering, life science, AI, and other fields, KU-KIST offers world-class graduate programs and research opportunities.
This article will provide useful information to prospective students about the academic program, research centers, application process and other important details.
About KU-KIST
KU-KIST is a collaboration between Korea University (KU), and the Korea Institute of Science and Technology. The graduate school in Seoul was founded in 2016.
The KU-KIST Master’s and Ph.D. programs are focused on:
- Convergence Engineering
- Techno-Creative Management
- Neuroscience
- Biomedical Engineering and Science
The curriculum combines engineering, business/management, and science disciplines.
Research Centers
Students are conducting research in KU-KIST’s cutting-edge centers, including:
- Center for Flexible Bioelectronic Systems
- AI Institute
- Robotics Innovation Center
- Center for Neuroscience Imaging Research
- There are many more
The research areas are aligned with emerging fields such as robotics, immersive multimedia, quantum computing and precision health.
Global Admissions
International applicants are welcome to apply for graduate studies at KU-KIST. Admission requirements include:
- Bachelor’s Degree in a Relevant Field
- CV and Personal Statement
- Recommendation letters
- English proficiency scores (IELTS, TOEFL, etc)
Academic merit is a factor in determining the eligibility for scholarships.
Next Step
Are you ready to put your skills into practice with cross-disciplinary technologies. KU-KIST offers a unique graduate environment where you can earn specialized training and conduct high-impact, career-launching research.
Learn more about kukist.ac.kr and apply now.
