PKNU, an exuberant university, pride of Asia!

PKNU leads you to a brighter future

Create the Future with Our Hands

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University Motto Create the Future with Our Hands

Educational Philosophy We create a bright future for humankind with open-minded thinking.

Pukyong National University cultivates open-minded and responsible men and women
who can create a bright future for the local community, the nation, and humankind
Purpose of Education
by applying logic, reason, creativity, and academic freedom to better understand
ourselves, nature, and solve problems that can lead humanity to a better world.
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Pride PKNU!!

"We have progressed by cutting new paths.

Unknown territories are our great passion!"

Pukyong National University was created in 1996 out of a merger between

Busan National University of Technology, established in 1924, and the
National Fisheries University of Busan, established in 1941.
PKNU is an innovative institution which has been a role model for other
Korean public universities throughout its history of 68 years since Korea's
independence, and in the 18 years since the merger.
"Challenge" has been the constant trait in PKNU's DNA throughout its
long history. PKNU has been cutting new paths. It was the first modern
Korean institution for industrial technology education and for fishery
higher education in fisheries. The merger was also the first among public
universities in Korea.
"Challenge" drives a dynamic future, different thinking, and compassionate
hearts in PKNU people.
We inherited this proud institution from our countless predecessors
who dedicated their time and efforts and we maintain the tradition with
continued dedication for education, research, and community services.
We ask for your support and advice for PKNU in its endeavor to create a
bright future.

KIM Young-Seup
President of Pukyong National University

Contents
04 A Brief History 49 Graduate School Of Industry
06 Briefing PKNU Graduate School Of International Studies
09 Offcial Recognition of Achievements 50 Graduate School Of Global Fisheries
10 About Busan & Attraction around PKNU Specialized Graduate School Of Science & Technology Convergence
14 Division of Undeclared and Exploratory Majors 51 Office of International Affairs
15 College of Humanities and Social Sciences 52 Library
20 College of Natural Sciences 53 Information & Computer Center / Dormitory
24 College of Business Administration 54 Research Facilities
26 College of Engineering 56 Affiliated Organizations
36 College of Fisheries Sciences 58 Units Affiliated with Colleges / Other Facilities
40 College of Environmental & Marine Sciences and Technology 60 University Organization / PKNU Overview
46 Graduate Schools 62 Administrative Organizations
48 Graduate School Of Education 64 Admission Guideline for International Students 2014
Graduate School Of Business Administration 66 Attractions in PKNU

The information in this book is based on the data that was collected in April 2014. Any information to be added or corrected should be reported to the PR team of the Division of External Cooperation (051-629-5094~8)
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A Brief History

Korea's first modern institution for industrial technology education

- Busan Technical Supplementary School

Korea's first UNKRA industrial facility

> first industrial vocational secondary education institution in Busan-Gyeongam area
> stepping stone to the development of heavy industry in the south-east of Korea

Korea's first search for fishery resources in the Northern Pacific Ocean
> Korea's first deep-sea fishing
> fishing as a major industry in Korea
> the mecca for Korean fishery and maritime science and technology

Integration of the National Fisheries University of Busan, specialized in fishery

and maritime study, and Busan National University of Technology, specialized
in industrial technology study in 1996 > first voluntary unification of public
universities creating an educational hub for the Pacific Rim

1941 1957 1970 2014

Today's PKNU
1924 1953 1966 1996 - 26,111 students / 586 professors / 170,000 graduates
- 76 academic departments
- an annual budget of 28,000 million won
- 359,509㎡ of Dayeon campus and 323,864㎡ of
Yongdang campus
- 67,320㎡ of Institute of Fishery Science in Gijang
- 29,798㎡ of Fishery Science and Technology Center in Goseong

Busan's national economic status in the 1970's

- 29.2% of the national export (1972)
Korea's first
- 16% of the national manufacturing production (1970)
ocean-going training
- 14.7% of the national manufacturing workforce (1970)
> contributions from NFUB and BNUT to the local economy
Korea's first higher education institution for fisheries > stepping stone to Korea’s economy today
- the Government Fishereies Advanced School of Busan
> Busan's first College - local hub for modern education
> Cultivation of the education and research needed by
the local society.

The 1996 merger of NFUB and BNUT created PKNU,

ranked top 10 in size in the nation and vibrant with pioneering academic spirit.

Students of Accredited as Busan Main Gate of Busan Technical Advanced Campus of Busan Technical Advanced Busan National University of Technology
Technical middle school in 1949 School in 1963 School in 1969 plaque uncovering ceremony in 1988

Main Building used as Swedish Red- Main Gate of National Fisheries Museum at National Fisheries University Main Building at National Fisheries
Cross Hospital in 1950s University of Busan in 1960s of Busan in 1984 University of Busan in 1990s

Establishment of Pukyong National Main Building of Pukyong National Hanmir Hall at Pukyong National Colleges of Humanities Social Sciences
Unviersity in 1996 University in 2013 University in 2013 . Business Administration Building at
Pukyong National University in 2014
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Pukyong National University _ 1996~2014 2011. 3.24 Human Resources Development Center for the Nuclear
Components and Materials opened
1996. 7. 6 Founded through the integration of the Busan National University
2011. 4.22 Master's and Ph.D. programs for MOT (Management of
of Technology and National Fisheries University of Busan
Technology) established
Undergraduate Programs: 6 Colleges, 5 Divisions, 58 Departments
2011.10.13 Research Institute of Fisheries Science in the Fisheries and Marine
(Admission Quota 16,005)
Sciences Research Complex opened
Graduate Programs: Master's programs in 31 Departments
2012. 1. 1 PKNU Consumer Cooperatives established
(Admission Quota 406), Ph.D. programs in 25 Departments
2012. 6.15 PKNU A+ LINC Business Group established
(Admission Quota 269)
2012.11.26 Offshore Plant Engineering Research Center opened
Graduate School of Education: Master's programs with 4
2013. 3. 1 Graduate School of Global Fisheries established
departments (Admission Quota: 50)
2013.3.4. Accredited as Division of Undeclared and Exploratory Majors
Graduate School of Industry: Master's programs with 31
2013. 8. 1 Project Team for Fostering Human Resource for Convergence
departments (Admission Quota: 619)
Design selected
1996. 7.15 Athletic Department founded
2013.8.8. Accredited as Specialized Graduate School of Science &
1996. 9. 3 Industry University Cooperation Research Center established
Technology Convergence
1996.11.26 International Exchange Center and Information on Europe Center
2013. 9. 1 BK21 Plus Project for Fostering Creative Talents Based on Future
established
Prospects selected
1997. 6.18 Local Lab. of PKNU Research Institute of Fisheries Sciences created
2013. 11.1 BK21 Plus Project for Fostering Specialized Talents selected
in the Pacific Basin Science Branch (Vancouver), Fisheries and
2013.12.31 Accredited as PUKYONG Technology Holdings Co.,Ltd.
Ocean Canada
2014.3.26 International Peace Education Center, Global Korean Education
1998. 4.15 Cooperative Laboratory and Practice Center established
Center established
1998. 7.29 Pukyong Techno Complex established
1999. 9. 1 BK21 project team for fostering manpower for the local leading
mechanical industry and BK21 project team for fostering
manpower for industrial automation and info-communication
Busan National University of Technology _ 1924~1996
established
1999.12.24 Lifelong Education Center affiliated with PKNU established 1924. 5. 5 Accredited as Busan Technical Supplementary School (2 years)
2000. 3.14 Student Service Center opened 1963. 3.11 Elevated to Busan Technical Advanced School (5 years)
2001. 2.28 Fisheries Sciences Technology Center established 1973. 9.29 Accredited as National Busan Technical College (2 years)
2001. 3. 1 Academic Credit Bank System established 1983.12. 7 Elevated to Busan Open University (4 years) : 8 departments
2002. 1.14 Korea Branch of the PuShaFu(Pusan, Shanghai, & Fukuoka) 1988. 5. 4 Renamed as Busan National Institute of Technology
opened 1990. 3. 6 Graduate School of Industry (5 departments) established
2002. 1.24 Busan Bio Business Support Center opened 1993. 2.24 Renamed as Busan National Institute of Technology
2002.11.22 Fisheries Sciences & Technology Center opened in Goseong, 1996. 3. 1 Undergraduate in 3 Divisions and 30 Departments(Entrance
Gyeongnam quota:2,350) and Graduate School of Industry: Master's programs
2003. 6.17 Regional Research Center(RRC) (Eco-Friendly Advanced Energy in 15 departments (Entrance quota:300)
Mechanical Research Center) designated
2004. 3. 1 Dormitory on the Yongdang Campus opened
2004. 6.16 Five projects for the New University for Regional Innovation (NURI) National Fisheries University of Busan _ 1941~1996
selected
1941. 3.28 Accredited as the Government Fisheries Advanced School of
2004. 8.19 Nano Hybrid Structure Research Center selected as the National
Busan (4-year college)
Research Laboratory
1946. 9. 1 Elevated to National Fisheries College of Busan
2004. 9.17 Marine Bio Process Research Center opened
1986.11. 6 The division system (Division of Fisheries and Marine Sciences,
2006. 3. 1 Graduate School of International Studies established
Division of Natural Sciences and Engineering, Division of Social
2006. 9. 1 Teacher Training Center established
Sciences) approved
2007. 3. 9 University Enterprise established (Food Processing Center)
1990. 3. 1 Elevated to the National Fisheries University of Busan, with
2007. 4. 1 Human Resources Development Group established
9 departments in 4 colleges (College of Fisheries and Marine
2007. 9.20 Center for Innovative Engineering Education opened
Sciences, College of Natural Sciences, College of Engineering,
2009. 3. 2 Sejong Hall (the new dormitory at Daeyeon campus) opened
College of Humanities and Social Sciences)
2010. 9.15 Reorganization (consolidation and establishment of
1996. 3. 1 Undergraduate: 6 Colleges with 39 Departments (Admission
departments) - University Press absorbed into the Library - the
Quota: 1,485)
Reserve Officers Training Corps(ROTC) established
Graduate School: Master's Programs in 29 Departments
2010.10.29 The Research Center of LED Marine Convergence Technology
(Admission Quota: 398)
opened
Ph. D.programs in 23 Departments (Admission Quota: 231)
2011. 1. 5 Accreditation for Engineering Education for 12 divisions
Graduate School of Education: 4 majors (Admission Quota: 50)
(departments) in the College of Engineering acquired
Graduate School of Industry: Master's programs in 16
2011. 2.28 Industrial-Academic Research Center for the Seafood Processing
departments (Admission Quota : 279)
opened
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Briefing PKNU
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Pukyong, Springboard for Your Brilliant Future

Busan's First University … Standing tall as a leading university in specialization

and internationalization
Located next to Gwangan Beach in Busan, Maritime Capital of South Korea, the greatest strength
of PKNU is the specialization and differentiation of its academic programs. PKNU was created out
of the integration of two universities, the National Fisheries University of Busan and Busan National
University of Technology, each proud with a long tradition of excellence. Having the longest
maritime research history in South Korea, PKNU is regarded as Korea's best institution in the area
of ocean and fisheries. Engineering is another strength of PKNU with its century old Mechanical
Engineering Department and other faculties such as Nuclear Power, Environment, Energy, and
IT. With these strengths PKNU is ranked high among Korean public universities with regard to the
overall scale, undergraduate entry scores, and graduates' employment rates. Moreover, PKNU
was ranked 1st among Korean public universities in the number of research papers produced
per professor in 2012. PKNU is making continuous progress as a leader in specialization and
internationalization with 20 government-sponsored education or research project teams.

Twenty government-funded education or research project teams …

selected as the best university for the Education Empowerment Program
The Research Center of LED Marine Convergence Technology, PKNU's representative government-
funded project, leads the local and national LED industry by combining the green growth LED
technology and the local strength of ocean technology. The Institute of Fisheries Science which
is anti-aging oriented, the Human Resources Development Center for Nuclear Components and
Materials, the Center for Toxicity Evaluation of Marine LMO are other examples of government-
funded projects that show PKNU's strength in specialization. The south east branch of WISET (Center
for Women in Science, Engineering and Technology) are leading the specialization in engineering.
The Graduate School of Management of Technology (MOT), also known as 'MBA for Science
and Engineering', is offered only by PKNU in the south east area. A master's program for Spatial
Information Studies and a Business MA for FTA are also available at PKNU. Furthermore, PKNU has
received government funding for the Education Empowerment Program six years in a row since the
program was introduced in 2008. In 2012, PKNU was ranked at the top of all Korean universities
in the amount of funding for this program and in 2013 the Ministry of Education evaluated PKNU's
performance as the best among all the public universities that had participated in the program.
PKNU is providing a systematic education and training that addresses basic academic skills to job
searching.

KIM Jaechul, the president of Dongwon Group leading the 180,000 alumni
community
With these specializations, PKNU is ranked high in graduates' employment rate. Mr. KIM Jaechul,
president of Dongwon Group, and the 180,000 alumni are playing leading roles in various fields both
nationally and internationally. The departments that achieved particularly high employment rates
include: △Ocean Engineering △Early Childhood Education △Naval Architecture & Marine Systems
Engineering and △Graphic Arts Information Engineering. In particular, the Ocean Engineering
graduates found jobs at Hyundai Heavy Industry, Samsung Heavy Industry, and the Korea Institute
of Ocean Science & Technology, accounting for more than 80% of employment rates. Also, 67
Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineering graduates were employed at Samsung Electronics
contributing to a 70~80% employment rate for the whole department. PKNU is ranked 9th nationally
in the number of graduates employed by companies owned by the government.
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Briefing PKNU

Global university with a large international student population

PKNU has a large and diverse international student population of 1,000 students
from 65 countries. It has diverse and substantial international programs that provide
opportunities to gain global competitiveness. Over the past 7 years, 400 fishery public
officials from 55 countries have participated in the Overseas Fisheries Cooperation
Center Graduate Program and the KOICA-PKNU International Graduate Program of
Fisheries Science. These facts show that PKNU is playing a leading role for South
Korea in assisting developing countries in Africa, South East Asia and other regions by
transferring advanced fishery technology. Surrounded by a beautiful natural environment
and well-connected with a metropolitan transportation system, PKNU campuses play
a central role for youth culture in Haeundae and Gwangali. Also, Daeyeon, Yongdang
and two other campuses are home to 6 colleges, a Graduate School, and 6 Special
Graduate Schools. The annual admission quota for undergraduate programs is 3,520
and there are 24,000 registered students and 600 professors. President KIM Yongseop
emphasizes that PKNU has been contributing to the national development, global
prosperity and world peace by cultivating talents with 'expertise', 'character', and
'international competency' through education and research true to basic principles.
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Official Recognition of Achievements

2014
Ministry of Education - Donation for Education
Evaluated by Chosun Daily as 3rd among Korean universities without medical schools(more than
12,000 students).
Leiden University(Netherlands) - PKNU was ranked 1st among Korea Universities in the Leiden
Ranking(Life science)

2013
Ministry of Education - Recognition of the best performance for Education Empowerment
Program among Korean public universities with more than 10,000 students
Ministry of Education & Ministry of Security and Public Administration - Excellent institution for
HRD for public sector
DongA Daily - Excellent institution for career development and venture incubation
Ministry of Education, Science and Technology & National Research Foundation of Korea -
Best branch of Center for Women in Science, Engineering and Technology
Busan Metropolitan City - Excellent Landscape Design Award to Haneoul Garden
Ministry of Environment - Model Agency for Green Wheel (Commuting by Bicycle)

2012
Ministry of Knowledge Economy & Korea Productivity Center - Leading University for
International IT Education
Ministry of Education, Science and Technology
- Excellent University for Admission Office System
- Excellent University for Education Empowerment Program
Korea Architectural Accrediting Board - Renewal of Accreditation for the Curriculum of the
Department of Architecture

2010
Ministry of Education, Science and Technology
- Recognition of Efficient Budget Management
- Recognition of excellent performance and best planning for Education Empowerment Program
Korea International Trade Accrediting Board - Korea's first accreditation awarded to the Division
of International Commerce
Ministry of Education, Science and Technology & Ministry of Security and Public
Administration - Excellent institution for HRD for public sector
Ministry of Environment - Model Agency for Green Wheel (Commuting by Bicycle)

2009
Korea Association for Business Education Accreditation - Busan's first accreditation awarded
to the Department of Business Administration and the Division of Marine Business & Economics
Ministry of Education, Science and Technology - Recognition of excellent project organization
and management for Education Empowerment Program

2008
Ministry of Education & Human Resources - Best Education Studies
Korea Architectural Accrediting Board - Accreditation awarded to the Curriculum of the
Department of Architecture

2007
Evaluated by Joongang Daily as one of the excellent universities in Korea
Evaluated by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources as the most innovative national
university

2006
Recognized by the Ministry of Education and Human Resources as one of the leading universities
for engineering education for women

2002
The first accreditation awarded to a national university by the Accreditation Board for Engineering
Education of Korea
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About Busan & Attraction around PKNU

Dynamic BUSAN
Advanced City, Open to the World

Busan, a bustling city of approximately 3.6 million residents, is

located on the south-eastern tip of the Korean peninsula. The
natural environment of Busan is a perfect example of harmony
between mountains, rivers and sea. Its geography includes
a coastline with superb beaches and scenic cliffs, mountains
which provide excellent hiking and extraordinary views, and Haeundae Beach
hot springs scattered through out the city. Busan enjoys four
distinct seasons and a temperate climate that never gets too
hot or too cold. Busan is the second largest city in Korea. Its
deep harbor and gentle tides have allowed it to grow into the
largest container handling port in the country and the fifth
largest in the world. The city’s natural surroundings and rich
history have resulted in Busan’s increasing reputation as a
world class city of tourism and culture, and it is also becoming
renowned as an international convention destination.

view from Hwangryeongsan

Busan International Fireworks Festival

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Yongdusan Park

Dongbaekseom

Gwangan Bridge

Oryukdo Islands
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Wide Angle | Daeyeon Campus

➊ Administration Bldg. ➋ Mirae Bldg. ➌ Dongwon Jangbogo Bldg. ➍ Pine Garden ➎ Library, Academic Information Bldg.
➏ Sejong Bldg. ➐ Gymnasium ➑ Gaon Bldg. ➒ Jangyeongsil Bldg. ➓ Gwangan Bridge
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Division of Undeclared and Exploratory Majors

The division aims to produce global leaders equipped with the interdisciplinary, solution-oriented, global competence
through training in English presentation and discussion and education in interdisciplinary double major. Students do
a double major in PKNU's areas of specialization. +82-51-629-5650~1

Division of Undeclared and Exploratory Majors

Division Benefits
Ideal

Global Leaders / Interdisciplinary Competency / • Short term language study abroad, priority in selection for international
Solution-Oriented Creativity exchanges
• Participation in the global competency development program
• 4 year full scholarship for excellent students
• Priority to excellent students for dormitory placement
• Study area allocated only for the division
Curri-
culum • One to one tutorial by excellent teachers
• The division identity maintained for 4 years
Liberal Arts
Literature, philosophy, sociology and other basic
academic studies
Global Studies
Short term language study abroad, international
excursions, international exchanges, international Professor_ Division of Undeclared and Exploratory Majors
internships Name Major E-mail
Double Major KIM Jedo thermal fluid science jedokim@pknu.ac.kr
Interdisciplinary education through taking classes of AHN Sangwok european economy ahnsangwuk@pknu.ac.kr
different programs especially in the areas of PKNU's CHUN Byungsoo food engineering bschun@pknu.ac.kr
specialization CHOI Byungchun condensed matter physics bcchoi@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Soongwon international business / business strategy sgchoi@pknu.ac.kr
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College of Humanities and Social Sciences

The College of Humanities and Social Sciences aims to educate open-minded nationalists who will creatively develop
Korea's heritage and tradition, experts who will lead our society in the global knowledge economy, conscientious
leaders who will serve our society with a sense of justice in the areas of law, politico-economy, journalism, etc., and
individuals who will produce creative and unique designs through in-depth studies of humanities, sociology, and
design. +82-51-629-5303~8

Department of Korean Language and Literature
Based on a broad understanding of Korean studies, the Department
of Korean Language and Literature aims to creatively inherit the
Korean literary tradition through a scientific and systematic study of
Korean language and literature. Applied courses such as Storytelling
for Cultural Content, Theory and Practice of Translation, Semantics
and Discourse, and Korean Curriculum and Evaluation provide
practical training needed to secure jobs. Students have experience
of publishing the department magazine 'Hanultari' once a year writing
and editing articles by themselves, invite famous writers for a lecture
to learn their views, and visit sites related with important Korean
literature to explore the Korean literary spirit. +82-51-629-5405
Department of English Language and Literature
The Department of English Language and Literature aims to
produce global scholars and outstanding communicators in the
field of English studies who will contribute to the enhancement of
international understanding through their acquired knowledge of the
English language, English literature and British and American culture.
Its programs offer training in the communicative and analytical skills
required both to excel at English and to thrive in an English-language
environment. +82-51-629-5370~1.
Professor_ Department of Korean Language and Literature
Name Major E-mail
SONG Myunghee korean modern novel songmh@pknu.ac.kr
NAM Songwoo criticism swnam@pknu.ac.kr
JO Mijeong syntax mjjo@pknu.ac.kr
JO Dongoo korean modern poetry jdg@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Heeseob phonology hskim@pknu.ac.kr
KWAK Jinseok korean oral literature jskwak@pknu.ac.kr
CHAE Younghee semantics chaeyh@pknu.ac.kr
KO Soonhee korean classical poetry & song kosh@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Namseok korean modern play darkjedi@dreamwiz.com
CHOI Hosuk korean classical prose chs414@pknu.ac.kr
Kwon Seongmi korean language education smkwon@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of English Language and Literature
Name Major E-mail
PARK Yang-Keun emerican novel ykpark@pknu.ac.kr
Park Mae-Ran english language education mrpark@pknu.ac.kr
OH Junil english language education juniloh@pknu.ac.kr
YOON Hee-Soo british and american poetry yoonhs@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Eunil functional grammar eikim@pknu.ac.kr
JUNG Hae-Ryong shakespeare hjung@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Soonhyuck syntax shpark@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Yoonkyong english education ykcho@pknu.ac.kr
John Stonham phonetics and phonology stonham@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Chongwon english education chongwonpark@pknu.ac.kr
HAHN Jee-Won sociolinguistics jeewonh@pknu.ac.kr
SONG Ho-Rim contemporary american literature hrsong@pknu.ac.kr
Derek McGovem modern british and american drama mcgovern@pknu.ac.kr

Division of Japanese Language and Literature
The Divsion of Japanese Language and Literature aims at
producing experts on Japanese studies. The curriculum is
designed for student who want to study Japanese language,
literature, politico-economy, society, and culture. In the first
year, students are required to take introductory modules and
then, select either major - i.e. Japanese language & literature,
or Japanese studies. +82-51-629-5390~1
▣ Major of Japanese Language and Literature
This program aims at studying Japanese language and
literature combined with studies of Japanese linguistics.
Special emphasis is made on building greater fluency and
extensive communication skills in Japanese, as well as
developing students' knowledge of Japanese culture. The
curriculum adopts various forms of technological and digital
multimedia, which guide students a high level of proficiency in
Japanese.
▣ Major of Japanese Studies
This program aims at training students who will have sufficient
knowledge about Japan and who will be able to develop good
relationship and mutual understanding between Korea and
Japan. Students take courses related to more specialized
area of study, such as Japanese history, politics, economics,
society, and culture. Students will develop their Japanese
language skills as well as the analytical skills which have
obtained through their specific studies. This makes them
competent to analyze current issues in northeast Asia.
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Department of History
The Department of History aims to produce experts who can
foresee the future in the context of past and present. Students
learn cultural particularity and universality in the course of
history while studying how civilization was formed in the east
and the west and what made their original achievements
and cultural creativity possible and also developing critical
perspectives at the same time. +82-51-629-5422~3
Professor_ Department of Japanese Language and Literature
Name Major E-mail
SON Dongju Japanese language (modern Japanese grammar) djson@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Youngsook Japanese language (classic Japanese grammar)
yspark@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Keonsik Japanese language (phonetics, phonology) kschoi@pknu.ac.kr
JANG Sangun Japanese language (sociolinguistics) sujang@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Yeonhui Japanese literature (modern and contemporary Japanese literature)
yhchoi@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jinki Japanese studies (Japanese politics, international relations in Northeast Asia)
jkkim@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Sangyu Japanese literature (classic Japanese literature) kimsg@pknu.ac.kr
SHIN Jongdae Japanese studies (Japanese history) shinjd@pknu.ac.kr
YOON Il Japanese literature (modern and contemporary Japanese literature)
yoonil@pknu.ac.kr
NORIKO SATO Japanese studies (anthropology, area studies) noriko.sato@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of History
Name Major E-mail
PARK Hwajin modern oriental history (history of Korea-Japan relations)
hanabi@pknu.ac.kr
RHEE Kunwoo ancient korean history/ancient japanese history kwrhee@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Sehyun modern and contemporary Chinese history shcho@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Wonyong modern western history wypark@pknu.ac.kr
SHIN Myungho history of Chosun smh@pknu.ac.kr

Division of Economics
The Division of Economics aims to produce experts on
economics who can creatively cope with the knowledge society
of the 21st century with excellent professors (Humanware),
curriculum (Contentware) and facilities (Hardware/Software).
Students attend symposiums where successful business
people are invited, receive on-the-ship training for marine
environment quality investigation, visit industrial sites and have
other practical experience. +82-51-629-5310, 5312
▣ Major of Resource and Information Economics
This major aims to produce experts on resource and
information economics by teaching procurement strategies,
efficient use and management, economic assessment,
international distribution and information analysis regarding
fishery, agricultural, energy and environmental resources. The
curriculum covers regional information system, vector model
and survey methodology based on econometrics, and welfare
and information economics.
▣ Major of Economics
This major aims to produce experts on economics who can
lead the nation in the international economic competition in
the century of information. The curriculum covers financial
industry, labor-management relation, business economics,
small business, international economics, and other areas
of real economics. Students learn about recent theories of
economics, economic analysis methods, practical economic
knowledge, and acquire knowledge of economic efficiency,
growth, stability, and fairness.
Department of Law
The Department of Law aims to produce leaders who have
the legal knowledge needed in the age of global information
and who aspire to realize social justice with rational, logical,
creative thinking. The department prepares students for △
national exams with courses on the basic law, △globalization
with courses on comparative law, law in foreign language,
and international law, △changing social needs with lectures
on environmental, maritime, land, economic, and intellectual
property laws, △practice of law with lectures by law
professionals such as judges, prosecutors, lawyers, and
accountants. +82-51-629-5435~6
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Department of Public Administration
The Department of Public Administration aims to produce
experts on public administration who can systematically
understand and predict public affairs in an age of globalization,
information, and localization. Students learn how to plan
creatively, find reasonable solutions, cope with changes, and
carry out duties with efficiency. +82-51-629-5450
Professor_ Division of Economics
Name Major E-mail
CHOI Hongbong theory of small business, technical economics hbchoi@pknu.ac.kr
SEU Suckheung international regional economy, comparative economic systems
ssk668@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Jinwoo industrial organization, microeconomics jwlee@pknu.ac.kr
HONG Jangpyo korean economy, economic development jphong@pknu.ac.kr
YOON Hyungmo business cycle, fiscal policy yunhm@pknu.ac.kr
RYU Jangsoo labor economics, income distribution jsryu@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Chulhyung econometrics, economic statistics chpark@pknu.ac.kr
CHANG Byoungky financial economics, international finance bkchang@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Ohyuk local economy, industry sites okwon@pknu.ac.kr
SIM Sunghoon real estate finance and economics shsim@pknu.ac.kr
HA Bongchan macro economics habongchan@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jongho industrial organization, microeconomics kimjongho@pknu.ac.kr
NAM Jongoh fisheries economics, resource economics namjo1234@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Law
Name Major E-mail
KO Myongsik civil law msko@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Myongu civil law choimg@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Seonbok criminal law sbkim@pknu.ac.kr
JEE Kyuchul constitution kcjee@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Chaihyung international law chaihyung@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Doojin commercial law, economic law kdjin@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Jongwon environmental law, administrative law jpark@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Public Administration
Name Major E-mail
HUH Yonghoon policy analysis / social welfare policy yhhuh@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Jaewon social service policy / local finance jaewon@pknu.ac.kr
YANG Giyong cultural policy /personnel administration yang@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Changsoo public administrative theory /environmental administrative theory
csookim@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Namkuk financial administration / public enterprise / policy analysis
namkuk@pknu.ac.kr
CHUNG Kyoungsup spatial econometrics / GIS(geographic information system)
kschung39@pknu.ac.kr
SEO Jaeho organizational structure / local administration / policy instrument
jaseo@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Junhyeon public management / policy process / local government
kjh627@pknu.ac.kr
Kim Eunjeong social welfare administration / community welfare / family policy
ejkim@pknu.ac.kr

Division of International & Area Studies
+82-51-629-5330~2
▣ Major of North American Studies
This major aims to produce experts on North America who
have comprehensive knowledge and competence necessary
for jobs related with this region. Students learn North American
economy, politics, and culture through practical lessons.
▣ Major of European Studies
This major aims to produce experts on Europe who have
comprehensive and practical knowledge of Europe.
Students acquire practical foreign language skills and learn
European economy, trade, law, politics, society, and culture.
Required courses such as Introduction to European Studies,
European Economy, European Studies Seminar and selective
courses such as Issues of EU Trade, Practices of EU Asian
Corporations, EU Common Foreign and Security Policy, Labor
Relations in Europe and Asia are offered.
▣ Major of Chinese Studies
This major aims to produce experts on China who have
practical Chinese language skills and comprehensive and
practical knowledge of China. Students acquire Chinese
language skills and take courses for the comprehensive
understanding and practically applicable knowledge of the
region.
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Department of Mass Communication
The Department of Mass Communication aims to produce
experts who can put their knowledge to practice in their jobs
with a curriculum that covers communication theories, media
studies, and media practice. +82-51-629-5475~6
Department of Political Science and Diplomacy
The Department of Political Science and Diplomacy aims to
produce experts on politics and diplomacy with a curriculum
that covers case and comparative studies on political
phenomena around the world, regional and international
relations, political ideas and theories. +82-51-629-5465~6
Professor_ Division of International & Area Studies
Name Major E-mail
JUNG Seonghui spanish language, european culture jungsh@pknu.ac.kr
JUNG Haejo european studies, regional studies innowin21@nate.com
KO Jonghwan european economy, international economy jonghko@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Hongjong north american politics hjlee@pknu.ac.kr
HWANG Hoseon north american economy hoseonh@yahoo.com
LEE Joonghui chinese society and business jheelee@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Changyong chinese region and culture cgkim@pknu.ac.kr
LI DAN chinese politics lidan@pknu.ac.kr
EUARDO ALBRECHT anthropology, political culture albrecht@pknu.ac.kr
AHN Sangwuk european economy, international economy ahnsangwuk@pknu.ac.kr
SEO Chanbae chinese economy rainmaker@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Sanghyun american society and economy pshjj3@hanmail.net
RUI DONG GEN chinese society 99yegen@hanmail.net
UTAI UPRASEN european economy utai.uprasen@ul.ie
JINE Kyongnyon french language knjine@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Dongsoo international politics kdongsoo@gmail.com
Professor_ Department of Mass Communication
Name Major E-mail
KIM Younghwan philosophy of language kyh@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Yongho broadcasting / video kimyho@pknu.ac.kr
NAM Inyong journalism information tarzan@pknu.ac.kr
HAN Hyekyung mass communication / information society hancon@pknu.ac.kr
OH Changho mass communication criticims / media philosophy auho21c@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Sangki journalims / media economics lsngk@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Mookyu visual communication mooq@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Political Science and Diplomacy
Name Major E-mail
YOO Taegun history of political ideas tgyoo@pknu.ac.kr
HA Bonggyu korean politics / politico-economy bgha3550@hanmail.net
LEE Jeongho american politics / political methodology jhrhee@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Daehee political theory / political sociology ldh@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Seongbong comparative politics sblee@pknu.ac.kr
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Department of Early Childhood Education

The Department of Early Childhood Education aims to produce
teachers and experts with creativity and sound character who
can assist children to develop to be well-rounded persons.
Students receive systematic education on early childhood
theories and teaching practice. +82-51-629-5490

Department of Visual Design

The Department of Visual Design aims to produce experts on
design who can create designs required by the knowledge
society of today. The curriculum covers social communication
in public arena, advertising design, packaging design, CI
consulting, and visual media. Students receive lessons on
theories and training in application of design methodology and
process. +82-51-629-5350

Department of Industrial Design

The Department of Industrial Design aims to produce
'a creative design leader for the 21st century' through
'internationally oriented curriculum for the creation of new
design values'. Students learn in the first year the usage and
feeling of design tools used in industry and public sectors
through design experiments and individual and integrated
expressions. In the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th years students further
develop creative thinking and professional skills through
diverse design experiences that will further their professional
career. +82-51-629-5351
Department of Fashion Design
The Department of Fashion Design aims to produce experts on
fashion design who can satisfy the needs of specialized and
globalized world of tomorrow. The curriculum covers costume
design, clothing construction, textile design, marketing,
computer fashion design, and history of clothing. Students
systematically learn design theories in depth and receive
practical training. +82-51-629-5352
Professor_ Department of Early Childhood Education
Name Major E-mail
HWANG Hisook educational psychology hshwang@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Hiyoung school counselling hylee@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Kyunghwa curriculum and teaching methodology khlee@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Jeonghwa early childhood teaching methods jlee@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Yeonhee social · emotional development and education
yeonheekwon@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Visual Design
Name Major E-mail
KIM Sunwha visual design kswha@pknu.ac.kr
JANG Cheonggun visual design jcgjcg36@pknu.ac.kr
HONG Dongsik visual informatin design ridersky@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Industrial Design
Name Major E-mail
KIM Myongsoo product design / environmental design kmsoo@pknu.ac.kr
YOO Sangwook product design yooswook@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Cheolsoo product design kimcsoo@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Jeonghyung public design jhcho7@pknu.ac.kr

Professor_ Department of Fashion Design

Name Major E-mail
OH Heesun fashion design ohhs@pknu.ac.kr
CHUNG Hyunsook history of clothing / marketing chunghs@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Myonghee costume design and making leemh@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Moonhee textile design / costume design mcho@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jeongmi fashion design jmkim@pknu.ac.kr
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College of Natural Sciences

The College of Natural Sciences aims to produce scientists who can play important roles in academia, research,
and industry with expertise on cutting edge technology valued in the future society. Its 7 disciplines are Applied
Mathematics, Statistics, Physics, Chemistry, Microbiology, Nursing, and Marine Sports and the relevant topics range
from basic theories to applied sciences. +82-51-629-5503~7

Department of Applied Mathematics

At the Department of Applied Mathematics, students enhance
their thinking skills such as logical thinking, inference capacity,
problem solving skills, and mathematical communication
skills. Students learn the basic theories of algebra, analysis,
geometry, and topology in pure mathematics and the theory
and applications of various subjects in applied mathematics.
These skills can be applied to social science as well as natural
science research and enable students to become middle
school teachers. +82-51-629-5515~6

Department of Statistics
Statistics is a scientific subject that uses scientific analysis
of natural, social, and economic data in assisting rational
decision making and accurate forecast. The department aims
to produce experts who are able to analyze and process data
with the skills required by today's society led by information
industry. Students learn to apply their skills by treating actual
data from various fields with the aid of statistics computer
softwares. +82-51-629-5534~5

Department of Physics
The Department of Physics aims to train experts who will apply
their knowledge of basic theories of physics, experimental
physics, and applied physics in various jobs of science
and technology. The undergraduate curriculum covers
theoretical physics for an understanding of the physical world,
experimental physics for measuring and explaining natural
phenomena, applied physics for learning various changes
of material world. Graduates can play important roles in the
fields of physics, basic science, applied science, and new
technology with the knowledge and skills acquired from the
department. +82-51-629-5545~7
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Professor_ Department of Applied Mathematics
Name Major E-mail
KIM Taehwa analysis taehwa@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Dosang applied analysis dskim@pknu.ac.kr
PYO Yongsoo geometry yspyo@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Nakeun analysis necho@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Gyumyong applied analysis gmlee@pknu.ac.kr
SONG Hyungjong topology hjsong@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Sungjin applied analysis sjcho@pknu.ac.kr
JEONG Jinmun analysis jmjeong@pknu.ac.kr
SIM Hyoseob algebra hsim@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Jinhan general topology jihpark@pknu.ac.kr
SHIN Junyong numerical analysis jyshin@pknu.ac.kr
SEO Jongjin mathematics education seo2011@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Wanseok algebraic geometry wslee@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Statistics
Name Major E-mail
JANG Daeheung applied statistics dhjang@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Dongjoon applied statistics djpark@pknu.ac.kr
YI Seongbaek statistics sbyi@pknu.ac.kr
NOH Maengseok statistics msnoh@pknu.ac.kr
YOON Min applied statistics myoon@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Inho statistics ipark@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Physics
Name Major E-mail
KIM Kyungsik statistical physics kskim@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Choongsub coagulation physics cslee@pknu.ac.kr
JEONG Junghyun physics of new material jhjeong@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Sunil optics sikim@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Jongkyu ultrasound physics jklee@pknu.ac.kr
SEO Hyojin coagulation physics/optics hjseo@pknu.ac.kr
MOON Byungkee coagulation physics bkmoon@pknu.ac.kr
HA Kanglyeol ultrasound/instrumentation engineering hakl@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Byungchun coagulation physics bcchoi@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Moojoon applied acoustics kimmj@pknu.ac.kr
HONG Jisang theoretical coagulation physics hongjs@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Sungheum organic semiconductors spark@pknu.ac.kr
JANG Jaewon experimental coagulation physics jjang@pknu.ac.kr
BAEK Seungki statistical physics seungki@pknu.ac.kr
NAM Seungil nuclear and particle physics sinam@pknu.ac.kr
Wu Sangwook computational biophysics sangwoow@pknu.ac.kr
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Department of Chemistry
The Department of Chemistry provides a balanced high quality
education on physical, organic, analytical, inorganic, and
biological chemistry to train creative chemistry experts who can
contribute to the development of chemistry. Students acquire
practical knowledge through experiments, practice, and group
activities that they can apply in their jobs after graduation. +82-
51-629-5580~2

Department of Microbiology
The Department of Microbiology aims to train technology
experts who will work in the field of bio-science such as
genetic engineering and fermentation industry. Students learn
basic sciences such as general microbiology, molecular
biology, biochemistry, and enzymology and go on to study
applied sciences such as food microbiology, fermentation
and industry microbiology, marine microbiology, pathogenic
microbiology, environmental microbiology, virology, and
cell biology. Graduates work in the area of food and energy
production, pharmaceutical industry, chemical materials, and
environmental protection. The department also runs graduate
programs on microbiology, industry microbiology, and biology
education. +82-51-629-5610

Department of Marine Sports

The Department of Marine Sports aims to train marine sports
experts with a good theoretical understanding and athletic
capability through a systematic education of theories and
practical exercises. Graduates work in the fields of marine
sports and organizations, sports science research center,
teaching and coaching, marine sports equipments production,
company marine sports teams, coast guard, and marine sports
venture enterprise. +82-51-629-5630, 5633

Department of Nursing
The Department of Nursing aims to train professional nurses
who can put their expert knowledge and skills into practice with
good character and communication capacity. The curriculum
provides teaching of theories and clinical hands-on training.
Students learn respect for life and professional norms and
cultivate critical thinking and flexibility needed to integrate
diverse fields of knowledge, deal with complicated problems,
and be a good leader. +82-51-629-5780
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Professor_ Department of Chemistry
Name Major E-mail
LEE Uk x-ray crystallography / catalytic chemistry uklee@pknu.ac.kr
SHIM Hyunkwan organic photochemistry hkshim@pknu.ac.kr
SOHN Byonghwa natural organic chemistry sonbw@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Don physical chemistry / solid state chemistry donkim@pknu.ac.kr
MOON Sungdoo physical chemistry / statistical thermodynamics sdmoon@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Juchang inorganic chemistry / macrocyclic chemistry kimjc@pknu.ac.kr
PYUN Sangyong organic chemistry / physical organic chemistry sypyun@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Yeongil photoelectronic chemistry / spectrometry ykim@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Yongcheol surface chemistry(UHV) yckang@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Sunjoo biochemistry parksj@pknu.ac.kr
CHANG Byoungyong physical chemistry / electrochemistry bychang@pknu.ac.kr
SEO Sungyong organic chemistry, organic synthesis syseo@pknu.ac.kr
KWAK Minseok physical chemistry, nano-chemistry and hybrid materials
mkwak@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Hakjun structural biology / biochemistry kimhj@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Microbiology
Name Major E-mail
SONG Younghwan microbial genetics yhsong@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Myungsuk zymology leems@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Youngtae biochemistry ytkim@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Taejin virology choitj@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Gundo cell biology gundokim@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Kyungho environmental microbiology kimkh@pknu.ac.kr
JEON Youngjae applied microbiology youngjaejeon@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Marine Sports
Name Major E-mail
JI Samuup sports sociology / marine sports water@pknu.ac.kr
SHIN Koonsu sports physiology shin@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Taeung sports history leetu@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Yongjae biomechanics nhk2146@pknu.ac.kr
MUN Sunho sports management murfsu@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Nursing
Name Major E-mail
KIM MyoungSoo fundamentals of nursing, nursing management kanosa@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Yunhee community nursing soohappy@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jeongsoo adult nursing, geriatric nursing downey@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Euna pediatric nursing, women's health soundness@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Gyooyeong adult nursing nursingcho@pknu.ac.kr
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College of Business Administration

The College of Business Administration aims to train future professional business administrators and international
trade experts who will play leading roles in industrial, financial, and public sectors with international competency.
Students acquire advanced theories and practical skills through the curriculum that covers management,
management information, international trade, logistics and economics and other related social sciences.
+82-51-629-5702~8

Division of Business Administration ▣ Major of Accounting and Finance

The Division of Business Administration acquired the first
accreditation in Busan from the Korea Association for Business
Education Accreditation and aims to train creative and practical
business leaders. Students learn business management,
accounting, finance, and tourism to become global business
leaders with creativity and practical skills. +82-51-629-5715~7
This major combines accounting and finance in a way to train
future financial and tax accountants who are in great demand
because of IMF requirements for corporate transparency.
Finance aims to train international future traders and securities
analysts who are in great demand after the IMF crisis and who
will contribute to the development of Busan as a financial city.

▣ Major of Business Administration ▣ Major of Tourism Management

Business administration is a study of business theories and
practical methodology for getting the organization' objectives.
The curriculum is divided to two part. One is related to
corporate functions such as marketing and the other is
to integrate them to respond business issues. The major
objective is to grow up future business leaders with theoretical
knowledge and practical skills, who will contribute to business
innovation and economic development.
Tourism management aims to train tourism experts who will
lead the tourism industry as a major strategic industry of the
21st century. The curriculum is geared toward the education
of tourism as well as service business, based on general
business management studies. Students acquire practical
expertise equipped with globalization, free market, information
age of today.

Division of International Commerce
The Division of International Commerce aims to train global
trade experts who can analyze the international situations and
environments and properly respond to the development of the
international society. The Divsion won the first accreditation for
the international commerce curriculum in Busan and provides
three majors: international trade, international trade logistics,
international business. +82-51-629-5750~1
▣ Major of International Commerce
This major covers theories of international trade and practical
management technique needed to cope with rapidly changing
international trade environment. Graduates work in the fields of
international trade and industry and make contributions to the
national economy and welfare.
▣ Major of International Trade and Logistics
International trade and logistics are systematic studies on
delivery, storage, load, packing, information and supply
problems in the global market. This major trains logistics
experts who can design and manage logistics operations and
contribute to the national economy and welfare.
▣ Major of International Business
International business is a study on strategic decision making
in the international operations of business enterprises. It
covers global business environment, global management,
global business strategies, functional management and
strategies, and relationship with the host country. Graduates
work at for-profit and non-profit organizations, and international
organizations after mastering knowledge and skills required
for international market survey, regional market research,
international business culture, and business communication.
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Professor_ Division of Business Administration
Name Major E-mail
PARK Youngbyung accounting ybpark@pknu.ac.kr
EH Yunyang production management / decision making ehyy@pknu.ac.kr
JUNG Hyungchan financial management hcjung@pknu.ac.kr
RYU Taemo HR organization tmryu@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Taeyong accounting tykim@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jinhwang accounting kkk491@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Taeyeong international capital market and finance tychoi@pknu.ac.kr
JEON Jungok marketing jojeon@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Wanmin marketing wmkim@pknu.ac.kr
YUN Yeongsam HR organization ysyun@pknu.ac.kr
HAN Jaeho business information jhhan@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Youtay finance ytlee@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Youngjoe HR organization kimyj@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Hakyun decision support systems kimhk@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Changwan international management and investment cwkim@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Jaejung information technology and management innovation leejj@pknu.ac.kr
SEONG Deokhyun production / OR dhsung@pknu.ac.kr
YUM Changseon data mining and information system yumcs@pknu.ac.kr
BAE Sangwook marketing bsw5231@pknu.ac.kr
JUN Jaekyoon tourism marketing jkjun@pknu.ac.kr
YHANG Wiijoo tourism development wjyhang@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Hwakyeol tax accounting hykim@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Hyunkyu MIS hyunqlee@pknu.ac.kr
HONG Jaebum business strategy jbhong@pknu.ac.kr
SUL Hoonku hotel management / tourist industry evaluation hsul@pknu.ac.kr
HUR Wonmoo marketing wmhur@pknu.ac.kr
JUNG Jaeheon supply chain management highfly1@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Jinsoo accounting sj8929@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Sewon business science swlee@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Division of International Commerce
Name Major E-mail
KIM Eunchae international economy and trade eckim@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Kisoo international eocnoomy and industrial organization kimks@pknu.ac.kr
YUN Kwangwoon international commerce and trade kwyun@pknu.ac.kr
HA Myungshin international shipping and logistics msha@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Chanhyouk international logistics and SCM chcho@pknu.ac.kr
RHEE Byungkun international finance / macro economy bkrhee@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Soongwon international business and strategies sgchoi@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Chunsu international commerce and marketing leecs@pknu.ac.kr
OH Taehyeong international finance / financial system thoh@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Jungyoon international geology / industry and logistics location
geologis@pknu.ac.kr
RA Heeryang international trade / international regional economy
heeryang@pknu.ac.kr
BAE Junyoung international business / international business strategies
jybae@pknu.ac.kr
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College of Engineering

The College of Engineering aims to train creative and productive technicians who will lead local and national
industries. The college offers substantial basic engineering education, advanced major studies, and on-site training
through cooperation with industries. The curriculum is certified by the Accreditation Board for Engineering Education
of Korea. +82-51-629-6006~12, 6015~19, 6025~27

Department of Architectural Engineering

Architectural engineering is a study on every elements needed
to create architectural environment for human being. It has
building construction, structure, and equipment part as its sub-
majors. Its ABEEK certified curriculum provides basic teaching
on architectural design and opportunities for construction
practice. Students attend major classes, academic seminars,
site visits, and practical practice. +82-51-629-6081

Department of Architecture
The department aims to train architects who can contribute
to the creation of attractive life spaces for the development
of construction culture and human activity. Students acquire
a wide range of architectural knowledge to be able to adapt
to the ever-changing high-tech society and act as leaders
in developing architecture. Currently, Korean architecture
education is certified as a 5-year program and its curriculum
has been organized over a five-year period to achieve the goal
of professional architects. +82-51-629-6080

Department of Polymer Engineering
The department aims to train experts who can contribute to
the development and application of new polymer materials,
which constitute one of the national strategic industries in
the so-called "Plastic Era" of the 21st century. New polymer
materials are the driving force of this future industry because
of their high functioning ability and value to the industry, and
they include materials for electrical, aerospace and medical
uses. The curriculum includes basic sciences such as organic
and physical chemistry and material engineering and applied
sciences such as polymer material synthesis and production
of organic and non-organic materials. There are opportunities
for industrial site practice and overall design experience for
students to develop creativity and practical skills. Graduates
work in various fields of chemical and new material industries.
+82-51-629-6424
Department of Industrial Chemistry
Students at the Department of Industrial Chemistry learns
basic concepts of chemistry first and further studies subjects
of industrial chemistry. They take applied science, lab and
practice courses to become industry experts who have the
creativity and leadership needed for the development of
industrial chemistry. +82-51-629-6422
Department of Metallurgical Engineering
Metallurgical engineering is the basis of the entire industry
and modern civilization and essential to new technological
developments. Students learn skills required for metallurgical
research and development, production technology, metal for
special use and function, new material, metallurgic complex
material, production management, material management,
quality management, and technology marketing. The
curriculum is designed to train future engineers with structured
experiments, practice and on-site training who will use their
acquired skills for actual industrial production. +82-51-629-
6336~7
27
Professor_ Department of Architectural Engineering
Name Major E-mail
PARK Cheonseok concrete, composite structures, building structure design
pcs@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Sooyong building materials, building construction, construction management,
construction expenses leesy@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Youngchan construction structure, steel structure, mechanics of materials, applied
mechanics yckim@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Jaeyong construction management, building construction, cost management,
construction safety and technology jylee@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Younghang elderly housing plan, environment design joo@pknu.ac.kr
JUNG Gunjoo building energy, building environment envjung@pknu.ac.kr
CHUNG Chulwoo building construction materials cwchung@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Architecture
Name Major E-mail
SHIN Yongjae housing plan, history of Korean architecture, architectural plan
yjshin@pknu.ac.kr
OH Zhanghuan architectural design, modern architectural theory, history of western
architecture ozh@pknu.ac.kr
HONG Sungmin architectural design, architecture methodology
gaudimin@pknu.ac.kr
ROH Jihwa architectural design, universal design whitewind@pknu.ac.kr
SONG Daeho architectural design, urban scape dhsong@pknu.ac.kr
LIM Kitaek architecture&urban planning, digital architecture ktarchitect@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Minsuk digital architecture, architectural planning lado7595@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Polymer Engineering
Name Major E-mail
MIN Seongki rheology minsk@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Chanyoung composite materials parkcy@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Sangbo emulsion polymerization sbback@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Bong optical functional polymer bong@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Wonki surface analysis wonki@pknu.c.kr
KIM Joohyun organic opto-electronic materials jkim@pknu.ac.kr
YOO Sungil materials of self-assembly siyoo@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Industrial Chemistry
Name Major E-mail
KWAG Samtag organic chemistry kwagst@pknu.ac.kr
MOON Myungjun physical chemistry mjmoon@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Gundae industrial chemistry gdlee@pknu.ac.kr
OH Daehee synthetic polymer dhoh@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Jinhwan electronic chemistry&corrosion prevention jhpark@pknu.ac.kr
Park Seongsoo material engineering sspark@pknu.ac.kr
JIN Youngeup organic conducting materials yjin@pknu.ac.kr
SHON Minyoung new material engineering myshon@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Metallurgical Engineering
Name Major E-mail
LEE Jongmoon chemical metallurgy leejmoon@pknu.ac.kr
JUNG Byungho phase transformation and welding engineering metjbh@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Changyoung alloy design metkcy@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Heonjoo material properties and solidification processing metjoo@pknu.ac.kr
WANG Jepil chemical metallurgy and refining engineering jpwang@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Kwonhoo plastic processing mrppeng@pknu.ac.kr
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Department of Mechanical Engineering

Mechanical engineering is the foundation of the mechanical
industry. Its research areas include optimal design,
production automation and precision, computer-aided
new mechanical engineering technology, and energy/fluid
mechanical field. Students learn how to use CAD/CAM/
CAE to design, produce and analyze, study basic concepts
of integrated production system, learn how to monitor
production process, and study production automation. The
curriculum covers mold design and manufacturing, precision
cutting system, new material application, solar energy, fuel
cells, hydro energy, unused energy, alternative energy,
energy storage, energy efficiency and delivery such as
combustion and heat exchange facilities, energy generation Department of Mechanical System Engineering
facilities such as pump and turbine, design and simulation, Mechanical system engineering is an interdisciplinary study on
and car engine design. +82-51-629-6122~5 mechanical system design, manufacturing, and operation that
requires knowledge of both mechanical and electric/electronic
engineering and enhances precision, automation, and artificial
intelligence. Important technology developed by this field
includes computational machinery design and processing,
CAD/CAM system, industrial robots, ship automation system,
and automated heat power system. The department has a
R&D factory where students can put their theoretical learning
into practice in labs allocated for heat, fluid, solid, electric/
electronic, and control experiments. Graduate students have
their own laboratories where they can devote themselves to their
own research. Graduates of the undergraduate, master's and
doctoral programs work in industries, academia, and research
centers contributing to national development. +82-51-629-
6185~6

Department of Mechanical & Automotive
Engineering
The Department of Mechanical & Automotive Engineering
aims to train future engineers who can contribute to the
mechanical and automotive engineering field with skills for
overall design, creativity for problem solution, ability to develop
new technology, and flexibility in application of knowledge.
The curriculum covers material dynamics, fluid dynamics,
heat dynamics, mechanical design and dynamics, and CAD/
CAM skills. Students learn practically applicable knowledge
and skills of high-tech mechanical engineering and futuristic
automotive engineering. +82-51-629-6120~1/6145~6
Department of Refrigeration and
Air-conditioning Engineering
The Department of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning
Engineering conducts education and research on refrigeration
and air-conditioning which is becoming more and more
important as the quality of life increasingly improves. The field
of refrigeration and air-conditioning is rapidly growing year by
year and holds a great prospect in the areas of electoronic
home appliances such as refrigerator and air-conditioner,
transportation such as car and ship, cooling and heating of
buildings and heat pumps, air-conditioning such as clean
rooms , new renewable energy such as solar energy and
unutilized energy, ultra-cold fields where high-value products
are stored and more. With a focus on theoretical understanding
and practical skills the department takes pride in its excellent
professors who are capable of training future leaders in
refrigeration and air-conditioning. The department is the first in
the field in Korea and has long been supplying engineers to
this field. Its curriculum has been accredited by ABEEK since
2002. +82-51-629-6171~2
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Professor_ Department of Mechanical Engineering
Name Major E-mail
LEE Dohyong combustion engineering, new & renewable energy leedh@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Daemin plasticity, CAD / CAM / CAE, lightweight dmkang@pknu.ac.kr
HAN Kyutaek plasticity, die design, machining, wind turbine manufacturing technology
kthan@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Ohboong fluid mechanics, heat transfer obkwon@pknu.ac.kr
JIN Intai metal forming jint@pknu.ac.kr
BAE Daeseok heat transfer dsbae@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Jeong combustion engineering jeongpark@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jeongsoo propulsion and combustion engineering jeongkim@pknu.ac.kr
KWAK Jaeseob nano-micro machining, artificial engineering, system design and
optimization jskwak5@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Taewan tribology, biomimetics, structure design tw0826@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Youngwhan weld monitoring & automation, laser material processing
parkyw@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Changyong structural dynamics, vibration acoustics bravenlee@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jedo thermal fluid sciences jedokim@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Mechanical System Engineering
Name Major E-mail
MOON Deokhong vibration engineering / dynamics dhmoon@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Siyoung fluid machinery / viscous fluid kimsy@pknu.ac.kr
KOH Sungwi mechanical materials / fracture mechanics swkoh@pknu.ac.kr
YANG Jooho automatic control yangjh@pknu.ac.kr
HAN Kyuil heat transfer / thermal power engineering kihan@pknu.ac.kr
KOH Daekwon mechanical engineering / internal combustion engine dkkoh@pknu.ac.kr
JANG Jisung pneumatic control jangjs@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Youngbok control engineering kpjiwoo@pknu.ac.kr
JUNG Sukho internal combustion engine sukhojung@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Mechanical & Automotive Engineering
Name Major E-mail
LEE Ilyoung control engineering iylee@pknu.ac.kr
Ahn Doosung intelligent production control dsahn@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Youngsik material engineering yeongsik@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Soonjae power electronics sjkwon@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Sangbong control engineering kimsb@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Kwangheui materials forming / CAD & CAM khk@pknu.ac.kr
YOON Moonchul precision manufacturing / machine tools mcyoon@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Byungtak structural design & CAE btkim@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Yeonwon fluid dynamics ywlee@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Seonjin strength of materials sjkim@pknu.ac.kr
BAEK Woonkyung machine dynamics baekwk@pknu.ac.kr
JUNG Youngseok electrics & electronics yousjung@pknu.ac.kr
SOHN Jeonghyun multibody system dynamics jhsohn@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Inpil nano electronic mechanical systems ipkang@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Kyoungjoon heat transfer / thermal management kjkim@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Engineering
Name Major E-mail
KIM Jongsoo refrigeration and air-conditioning / heat transfer jskim@pknu.ac.kr
KUM Jongsoo air-conditioning equipment / architectural and environmental engineering
jskum@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Kwangwhan solar energy engineering choikh@pknu.ac.kr
YOON Jungin energy system yoonji@pknu.ac.kr
JEONG Seokkwon electronic information skjeong@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Eunpil computer fluid engineering / heat transfer ekim@pknu.ac.kr
SON Changhyo refrigeration system engineering sonch@pknu.kr

Department of Fire Protection Engineering
Fire protection engineering is a study on fire prevention,
evacuation and extinction in high rise buildings with the goal of
protecting people's life and properties. The department trains
future public officers and professionals who can enhance
national safety with devotion and creativity through structured
education and on-site practice in design, construction,
inspection, and maintenance of fire protection facilities.
+82-51-629-6461
Professor_ Department of Fire Protection Engineering
Name Major E-mail
PARK Woechul mechanical engineering(fluid dynamics) wcpark@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Jaewook harzardous materials chemistry(gas safety, combustion engineering)
jwchoi@pknu.ac.kr
GU Minsung electrical engineering and control kms81@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Junho evacuation modelling, performance based design jchoi@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Division of Systems Management and Engineering
Name Major E-mail
KIM Byungnam computer integrated production system, economic analysis
kimbn@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Hyuckmoo quality and reliability engineering, robust design, 6 sigma,
reliability engineering iehmkwon@pknu.ac.kr
OCK Youngseok manufacturing information system ysock@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Woonseek system optimization and integration, simulation iewslee@pknu.ac.kr
OH Soocheol production automation, CAD/CAM/PLM, Toyota production system
scoh@pknu.ac.kr
KOH Shiegheun supply chain management, production scheduling sgkoh@pknu.ac.kr
KOO Pyunghoi logistics planning and management phkoo@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Youngjin quality engineering, design of experiments, design optimization
youngk@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Minsoo e-Business, BPM minsky@pknu.ac.kr
BARK, Pyengmu technology management, R&D strategy barkpm@pknu.ac.kr
SEO Wonchul technology intelligence, R&D innovation strategy wcseo@pknu.ac.kr
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Division of Systems Management and Engineering
The field of Systems Management and Engineering aims to
efficiently operate complex systems consisting of various
elements including human resources, facilities, materials,
information, energy and finance. Such systems may be
found both in manufacturing industry (e.g., semiconductor,
automotive, and shipbuilding) and service industry (e.g.,
logistics, finance, telecommunication, and health care). Our
division endeavors to foster students to become excellent
engineering managers who engage in designing and
managing innovative manufacturing and service systems with
systematic thinking. To this end, our curriculum is composed of
two major subject areas; basic and applied subjects. Courses
in the basic subject area are offered to develop analytical skills
and capabilities, such as data analysis, economic assessment,
information technology, system integration, and optimization.
These analytical skills can then be applied to business decision
making, production system design, production management,
quality management, and logistics management through
courses in the applied subject area.
Our division consists of two majors; Industrial Management
Engineering and Technology & Service Engineering.
Building upon traditional knowledge stemming from industrial
engineering, the major of Industrial Management Engineering
is mainly concerned with the manufacturing systems. On the
other hand, the major of Technology & Service Engineering
deals with an effective and efficient management of service
systems based upon SSME(Service Science and Management
Engineering). This major also educate the theory and practice
of MOT(Management of Technology) to strategically utilize and
manage technological knowledge assets which are regarded
as the source of industrial competitiveness. +82-51-629-
6475~6

Department of Materials System Engineering
The Department of Materials System Engineering offers
a wide range of specialized courses related with powder
processing, amorphous processing, solidification processing,
nondestructive engineering, system engineering, nano-metal,
welding and joint working. Students learn knowledge and
skills on high strength, light weight, multi-function, complex
and precise design for high-tech industries and acquire
expertise on optimal choice of materials according to their
characteristics. +82-51-629-6370
Department of IT Convergence and
Application Engineering
The Department of IT Convergence and Application
Engineering aims to train creative future IT engineers who can
apply their skills not only to IT fields but also to various services
and infrastructure. The curriculum covers basic computer
theories and advanced technologies with potential applications
to applied and related engineering' domains. Our students
grow up to be innovative and competitive experts who can
meet any challenges of the future. +82-51-629-6262~3
Department of Safety Engineering
Safety engineering is an essential and basic study for the
improvement of quality of life that systematically analyzes
the causes and development of disasters in our complex
advanced industrial society to find out preventive measures.
The curriculum covers general safety management, chemical
safety, mechanical and equipment safety, electric control
safety, ergonomics and system safety, construction safety, and
energy safety to train future safety engineers. +82-51-629-6460
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Department of Biomedical Engineering
The Department of Biomedical Engineering trains future
medical professionals needed by the medical field with a
focus on interdisciplinary research and education in design of
experiments. The major classes are offered in English and the
students have daily classes of practical English conversation
and writing with foreign professors for 3 years. The curriculum
prepares students for their international roles. +82-51-629-5770
Professor_ Department of Biomedical Engineering
Name Major E-mail
OH Junghwan nano-medicine jungoh@pknu.ac.kr
AHN Yehchan biophotonics ahny@pknu.ac.kr
YI Myunggi computer biophysics myunggi@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Hyunwook laser diagnosis and treatment wkang@pknu.ac.kr
JUNG Won-kyo marine biomedical technology wkjung@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Materials System Engineering
Name Major E-mail
KIM Sunggyoo amorphous alloy amokim@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Hwasun metallic materials / welded joint metallurgy parkhs@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Heungil casting castpark@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Sangmyung welding pnwcho@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Byungwoo environmental material leebw@pknu.ac.kr
BANG Kooksoo welding metallurgy ksbang@pknu.ac.kr
SEO Wonchan processing system engineering seowc@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Gilgeun powder metallurgy gglee@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Hansang nano-metal material kwon13@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of IT Convergence and Application Engineering
Name Major E-mail
PARK Mangon software engineering / multimedia information system mpark@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Gyeongyeon microprocessor design gycho@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Changsoo u-IT urban prevention & spatial information cskim@pknu.ac.kr
RHEE Kyunghyune information security and ad-hoc network khrhee@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Youngbong computer graphics and animation ybkim@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Kiryong multimedia communication & signal processing krkwon@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Ohheum computer algorithm ohkwn@pknu.ac.kr
SIN Bongkee artificial intelligence / machine learning bkshin@pknu.ac.kr
SONG Hajoo information and database system hajoosong@pknu.ac.kr
SHIN Sanguk applied cryptography / ubiquitous computing shinsu@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jongnam ubiquitous multimedia jongnam@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Safety Engineering
Name Major E-mail
LEE Donghoon electric engineering lhoon@pknu.ac.kr
CHANG Seongrok industrial engineering (ergonomics) srchang@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Ohheon mechanical engineering (fracture mechanics) kwon@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Euiju mechanical engineering (fire dinamics, combustion engineering)
ejlee@pknu.ac.kr
OH Changbo mechanical engineering (fire dinamics, combustion engineering)
cboh@pknu.ac.kr
SHIN Sungwoo civil engineering (structural safety) shinsw@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Changjun chemical engineering changjunlee@pknu.ac.kr
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Department of Image Science & Engineering

Image science & engineering is a study on image acquisition,
formation, recording, processing, analysis and storage. The
department provides lectures and practice on these topics.
Image technology comprises image material technology that
combines polymer/organic materials and nano-technology
based on image formation technology and image system
technology that uses electronic technology such as photo
engineering, multi-media, and display. Image-related fields
(semi-conductor, TFT-LCD, ELD, LED) holds great prospects
as future high-tech industries. The department aims to supply
the engineers needed by these industries. +82-51-629-6405~6

Department of Graphic Arts Information

Engineering
The Department of Graphic Arts Information Engineering aims
to train future engineers who will devote their career to the
printing industries of the nation. It educates students not only
in traditional subjects such as ink, paper-making, electronic
publishing, and color studies but also in newly emerging
technologies for printed electronics and displays. Its master's
and doctoral programs provide advanced training to become
creative and capable engineers required by high-tech printed
electronic and display industries as well as traditional printing
industries. The department is the first of its kind in Korea
and has a proud history and aspiration to become the best
institution of printing education in traditional and high-tech
printing in Korea. +82-51-629-6385~6

Department of Electrical Engineering

The Department of Electrical Engineering trains future
engineers who will make distinctions in the field of electrical
engineering, a basis for applied sciences in our society of
advanced technology. Students acquire skills to become
expert users of computer softwares for engineering industries
who can deal with industry problems. The curriculum also
includes training for communication skills of engineering topics
and language education for international communication skills.
Outstanding professors of the department teach electric power
and electronics, automatic control, electric energy, renewable
energy conversion, power systems, micro processor, digital
control, digital signal processing, biomedical electronics,
electric car, high speed train, and sensors engineering with a
wide range of exercise equipments. +82-51-629-6306

Department of Electronic Engineering
The goal of the department is to provide a comprehensive,
state-of-the-art education that prepares our students to be
successful in their future carrier of engineering practice. It deals
with communication, robotics, semiconductors, electronic
circuit and systems, microprocessors and computers,
embedded systems, electromagnetic and radar system, digital
signal processing to train future engineers who are in great
demand by national industries. Outstanding professors with
national and international backgrounds and plenty of exercise
equipments support the department's aspiration for excellence
in electronic engineering education. +82-51-629-6205~6,
6208.
Department of Information and
Communications Engineering
The Department of Information and Communications Engineering
aims to train future information and communications experts
who will work in the rapidly advancing information society and
emphasizes theoretical research and practical application. Its
curriculum covers telecommunication, information processing,
communication systems and instrumentation and cultivates
professional capabilities. +82-51-629-6207,6209
Professor_ Department of Image Science & Engineering
Name Major E-mail
LIM Kwontaek polymer chemistry ktlim@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jongtae physics / optics jtkim@pknu.ac.kr
JEONG Yeontae organic chemistry ytjeong@pknu.ac.kr
HEO Hoon physical chemistry / image analysis heohoon@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jeehong electronic image jeehongk@pknu.ac.kr
JEONG Yongseok optoelectronics / OLED jeongys@pknu.ac.kr
OH Jeongsu digital image processing ojs@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jongsu applied physics jsukim@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Byunggwon display driving bgcho@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Yonghyun organic electronics yhkim113@pknu.ac.kr
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Professor_ Department of Graphic Arts Information Engineering
Name Major E-mail
KIM Sungbin printing materials and development sungbin@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Sangnam image element / color photo sangnam@pknu.ac.kr
AHN Sukchul image processing / color reproduction sukchul@pknu.ac.kr
KOO Chulwhoi photographic reproduction/photosensitive material koo3p@pknu.ac.kr
YOUN Jongtae printability / rheology jtyoun@pknu.ac.kr
SON Semo organic photo chemistry / non-silver materials smson@pknu.ac.kr
NAM Suyong electronic material / functional paste suynam@pknu.ac.kr
SHIN Dongyoun printed electronics & displays / solar cells / inkjet printing
dyshin@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Electrical Engineering
Name Major E-mail
JO Bonggwan biomedical electronics bkjo@pknu.ac.kr
BAE Jongil system control jibae@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Hanseok electric machine / electric application phanseok@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Younhak electric material kimyh@pknu.ac.kr
NHO Euicheol power electronics nhoec@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Indong power electronics idkim@pknu.ac.kr
JANG Yunseok EEG signal processing jangys@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Sungyeol electronic material engineering sungyeol@pknu.ac.kr
WOO Kyungil electric machines cogging@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Changhyun electric & electronic engineering spch@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Yongwook laser engineering yongwook@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Electronic Engineering
Name Major E-mail
CHUNG Sutae electronic ceramics / thin film material chungst@pknu.ac.kr
RYU Jigoo semi / conductor and ceramic sensor / sensor integration ryujg@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Taeha micro machining / ASIC / semi-conductor sensor thkwon@pknu.ac.kr
HUH Mantak voice recognition / electronic acoustics manty@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Geuntaek intelligent systems / fuzzy systems gtkang@pknu.ac.kr
JEON Seong-jeub power electronics / micro processor jeub@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jongjin computer system / parallel distributed processing kimjj@pknu.ac.kr
MOON Kwangseok image signal processing / multi-media communication
ksmoon@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Wonchang robotics / embedded system wlee@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Hyekhwan intergrated circuit design / RFIC design choihh@pknu.ac.kr
LIM Changheon wireless communication / radar signal processing
chlim@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Youngshig ASIC choiys@pknu.ac.kr
CHUNG Wan-young sensor network / uhealthcare wychung@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Sanghong radar target recognition, electromagnetic scattering applications
radar@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Hanhoon virtual / augmented reality hanhoon_park@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Information and Communications Engineering
Name Major E-mail
JEONG Shinil photo communication / information processing / internet application
sijeong@pknu.ac.kr
HA Deockho mobile communication / radio communication hadh@pknu.ac.kr
YOON Jongrak acoustic communication / digital signal processing jryoon@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Seoktae image processing / pattern recognition setakim@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Sungun protocol engineering / high speed information network kimsu@pknu.ac.kr
CHUNG Yeonho mobile communication / wireless sensor network yhchung@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Kyuchil signal processing / numerical simulation kcpark@pknu.ac.kr
JOO Moongab intelligence control / embedded system gabi@pknu.ac.kr
RYU Jeeyoul communication SoC(System-On-Chip) design ryujy@pknu.ac.kr

Department of Materials Science and
Engineering
The Department of Material Science and Engineering aims to
train future engineers in metal, inorganic material (ceramics),
polymer material, composite material, electronic material
studies so that they have a macro/micro understanding to
maximize the utility of those materials. The curriculum covers
basic theories on material structure and properties, theories
on uniqueness of organic/nonorganic metal, mechanic and
electronic changes in characteristics caused by structural
change and defects in solid material, clean energy generation
material, semi-conductor material, environmentally friendly
material, aerospace composite material, hydrogen storage
alloy, and super conducting materials. Students conduct
various experiments and practice to acquire practically
applicable skills for industries. +82-51-629-6350~1
Department of Control & Instrumentation
Engineering
The Department of Control and Instrumentation Engineering
has been contributing to the development of technology in the
area of precise automatic control and sensors engineering
with the emphasis on control and instrumentation engineering
to lead the way in modern engineering technology. The
department also conducts research on theories and
technology in controller and instrumentation system.
+82-51-629-6307
Department of Naval Architecture and Marine
Systems Engineering
The Department of Naval Architecture and Marin Systems
Engineering has excellent professors who teach excellent
students on ships such as large oil tankers, merchant ships,
LNG ships, high-speed ships, passenger ships, and fishing
ships and on theories and technologies related with design,
construction and performance evaluation of various offshore
structures used for ocean oil operations and ocean minerals
and energy resource developments with the aim of producing
future leaders in naval architecture. +82-51-629-6609~10
Department of Computer Engineering
Based on basic computer science theories, the department
offers education in computer hardware, software, and
multimedia processing to nurture engineers who can create
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new technology and apply their skills to relevant industries.
Engineering creativity has always been combined with
new instruments and the innovation of technology. Today,
computer technology is the most powerful instrument for
effective processing and saving of data, and it has a huge
effect on intellectual creations and huge potential for future
development. The curriculum covers computer architectures,
algorithms, embedded systems, computer networks, artificial
intelligence, data management systems, ubiquitous computing,
multimedia process technology, and computer security. +82-
51-629-6260~1
Department of Civil Engineering
Civil engineering is a public engineering discipline that
aims to restructure the physical environment to be better for
human life and conducts research on investigation, planning,
design, construction, safety inspection, maintenance, and
management of social infrastructure. The discipline covers high
ways and streets, railways, bridges, dams, water ways, air and
sea ports, reclamation projects, formation of industrial complex,
farmland improvement, housing development, urban and
local planning, transportation system, marine development,
environmental engineering, and waster treatment, all of which
are preconditions for the improvement of human life. The
department aims to train future professionals who can actively
engage in these areas with sufficient education in general
knowledge, basic theories, and advanced studies in civil
engineering. +82-51-629-6060~1
Department of Chemical Engineering
Chemical Engineering is a branch of engineering that applies
sciences (e.g. chemistry, physics, biology, etc.), mathematics,
and even economics to produce, transform, transport, and
properly use chemicals, materials and energy. Chemical
engineers are essentially interested in processes that create
or convert chemicals and energy into more useful or valuable
forms. In addition, they are also concerned with pioneering
valuable materials and related techniques in fields such as
nanotechnology, fuel cells and bioengineering. Therefore, the
Department of Chemical Engineering teaches basic physical
and chemical principles as well as a wide variety of knowledge
required for students to become future leading engineers in a
wide variety of fields. Especially, the curriculum includes most
of the prerequisite courses for students to continue their studies
in the graduate schools of pharmacy after graduation. +82-51-
629-6420~1
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Professor_ Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Name Major E-mail
JEONG Hoshin welding (metallurgy) hsjeong@pknu.ac.kr
MOON Changkwon composite material moonck@pknu.ac.kr
NAM Kiwoo material strength and process namkw@pknu.ac.kr
JEONG Haeyong metal solidification / metal jeonghw@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Chan ceramic science / material properties chanpark@pknu.ac.kr
AHN Yongsik material strength / metal ysahn@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Haewoong (magnetic/electronic) metal engineering hwkwon@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Buahn inorganic material kimba@pknu.ac.kr
AHN Byunghyun polymer material bhahn@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Heerak ceramic powder synthesis choihr@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Control & Instrumentation Engineering
Name Major E-mail
LEE Hyungki control engineering lhk@pknu.ac.kr
CHOE Yeonwook control engineering wook@pknu.ac.kr
BYEON Gisik nonlinear control / signal analysis gsbyun@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Namho electronic engineering / electronic communication nhk@pknu.ac.kr
HWANG Yeongyeun robotics yyh@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Marngo power electronics mgkim@pknu.ac.kr
AN Yeongju electric energy conversion engineering anyj@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Gyeongchang control and automation engineering gclee@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Systems Engineering
Name Major E-mail
KIM Chulin ship resistance and propulsion kimic@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Yongjig ship motion and sea load in waves yjkim@pknu.ac.kr
BAE Dongmyung ship structure and vibration dmbae@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Dongjoon ship design djkim@pknu.ac.kr
GOO Jasam offshore structure jsgoo@pknu.ac.kr
BAE Sungyong vibration engineering sybae@pknu.ac.kr
SHIN Sangmook computational fluid dynamics smshin@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Civil Engineering
Name Major E-mail
JANG Heuisuk concrete structure janghs@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Jongsup hydraulic engineering / coastal & harbor engineering jslee@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Youngdai hydraulic engineering / civil construction / construction management
ydlee@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Myungsik construction material / concrete structure kimms@pknu.ac.kr
JEONG Jinho geotechnical engineering geojh@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Sooyong construction management / project feasibility study kims@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Hwanwoo structural engineering hwanwoo@pknu.ac.kr
JUNG Duhwoe geotechnical engineering / pavement engineering dhjung@pknu.ac.kr
KOOK Seungkyu earthquake engineering skkook@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Sangho water resource system peterlee@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Suhan construction & environmental engineering suhankim@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Chemical Engineering
Name Major E-mail
JU Chansik separation process / powder production csju@pknu.ac.kr
HONG Seongsoo environmental & photo catalysis sshong@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Minkyu chemical engineering mglee@pknu.ac.kr
WOO Heechul catalyst & reaction engineering woohc@pknu.ac.kr
LIM Junheok environmental energy ball LCD / photo chemistry jhlim@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Yongha powder / fluid reaction engineering yhkim@pknu.ac.kr
YI Geongbeom process system engineering gbyi@pknu.ac.kr
YU Jun intelligent system engineering jayliu@pknu.ac.kr
WON Yongsun chemical and material immunoscytochemistry yswon@pknu.ac.kr
IM Dojin transport phenomena / numerical analysis dj-im@pknu.ac.kr

Professor_ Department of Computer Engineering

Name Major E-mail
WOO Chongho embedded system, sensor networks, e-learning chwoo@pknu.ac.kr
YEO Jeongmo database / EMFG yeo@pknu.ac.kr
YOUN Sungdae parallel operation system and data mining sdyoun@pknu.ac.kr
JUNG Soonho embedded intelligent system / computer hacking snow@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Seungseob internet engineering & multi-media network parkss@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Woohyun database systems whcho@pknu.ac.kr
CHUNG Mokdong computer security / artificial intelligence mdchung@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Hungbog mobile applilcation git@pknu.ac.kr
SEO Kyungryong distributed system krseo@pknu.ac.kr
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College of Fisheries Sciences

The College of Fisheries Sciences has been conducting education and research on fisheries and aims to play
a central role in the development of fishery industries and human prosperity by supplying professionals who are
creative and adaptive. Since its establishment as a 4 year institution in 1941, the college has continued to advance
and grow and its professors and students are committed to the development of fishery and maritime industries in the
21st century. +82-51-629-5803~7

Department of Food Scicence & Technology Department of Marine Bio-materials and

Food Science and Technology is a study on appearance,
function and value of food elements to understand the
nature of food, improve the value of food, preserve food, and
process, package, and hygienically manage food for quality
improvement and enhanced utilization. The department offers
education and practice in basic knowledge and opportunities
for practical exercises so that graduates can apply their
knowledge and skills to the field of food industries. Utilization
of marine biological resources as food, a national priority, is
a major focus of the department. Circulation and storage of
food materials, development of functional food materials, new
technology for food processing, development of new products,
and improvement of dietary life are other important topics
available to future engineers who aspire to contribute to better
health of the nation. +82-51-629-5820
Aquaculture
The educational objective of the Department of Marine Bio-
materials and Aquaculture is to develop new marine bio-
materials based on biological reproduction technology. The
department aims to train future global experts in the search,
discovery, and development of useful new marine bio-
materials which will lead to stable production and supply
of those materials. The curriculum covers aquaculture of
fish, invertebrates, sea weed which are expected to be
the backbone of the future bio industries and background
theoretical studies such as ecology, physiology, nutrition,
environmental biology, genetic engineering, molecular biology,
bio chemistry, cell bio-technology, nano-bio-technology.
The department also has research labs for experiments
and excercise on resource proliferation, molecular genetic
engineering, reproductive physiology, nutrition & metabolism,
environmental biology, genetic resource, molecular bio
chemistry, cell engineering, and bio-mimetic engineering.
+82-51-629-5909~10

Division of Marine Production System Management
+82-51-629-5880~3
▣ Major of Marine Production Science
The divison's Major of Marine Production Science with its long
tradition at PKNU aims to nurture high-tech professionals
who could contribute to the international development of
fisheries by imparting professional knowledge to students
for production and appropriate use of marine resources and
fishery administration.
▣ Major of Marine Police Science
The Major of Marine and Police Science aims to nurture
professionals who can control and direct fishery administration
and marine safety around the Korean peninsula by imparting
professional knowledge of fishery administration and marine
safety to students while also providing basic knowledge of the
work that marine police perform.
Department of Marine & Fisheries Business
and Economics
The Department of Marine & Fisheries Business and
Economics is the only department of social science in Korea
that conducts interdisciplinary research on marine, fisheries,
economics and international issues. Its curriculum offers
education in basic and practical business administration and
economics, international fisheries, and marine policies.
+82-51-629-5950
Department of Fisheries Education
The Department of Fisheries Education aims to train future
secondary school teachers of fisheries and marine science.
Students are trained to be not only professional educators
but also technology experts who can contribute to industrial
development. Students choose their major in their 2nd year
among mechanical engineering, refrigeration engineering, food
engineering, aquaculture, fisheries engineering and acquire
teacher's license on that major after completion of study. They
can also choose multiple majors and the license is awarded
without test for license. +82-51-629-5965~6
37
Professor_ Department of Food Scicence & Technology
Name Major E-mail
CHO Youngje seafood processing / refrigeration yjcho@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Seonbong food chemistry / functional food owlkim@pknu.ac.kr
YANG Jiyoung food hygiene / fermentation jyyang@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Yangbong food chemistry / aroma chemistry yblee@pknu.ac.kr
AHN Donghyun food processing / meat & dairy processing dhahn@pknu.ac.kr
CHUN Byungsoo food(chemical) processing / thermodynamics bschun@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Youngmog food microbiology / food genetic engineering ymkim@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Marine Bio-materials and Aquaculture
Name Major E-mail
HUR Sungbum propagation of marine bio-resource hurs@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Dongsoo genetic breeding dongskim@pknu.ac.kr
CHANG Youngjin physiological aquaculture yjchang@pknu.ac.kr
BAI Sungchul feed nutrition and nutrient's metabolism scbai@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Changhoon environment for aquaculture chkpknu@hanmail.net
NAM Yoonkwon genetics resources and engineering yoonknam@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jongmyoung molecular biochemistry jongkim@pknu.ac.kr
GONG Seungpyo cell bio-technology gongsp@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Sungmin bio-mimetic technology smk12@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Division of Marine Production System Management
Name Major E-mail
LEE Daejae design of fishing gear daejael@pknu.ac.kr
HONG Chulhoon physical oceanography / fisheries oceanography hongch@pknu.ac.kr
ZHANG Changik fisheries resource cizhang@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Chunwoo marine production system cwlee@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Ilkwon ship stability ikkang@pknu.ac.kr
SHIN Hyeonok marine production information shinho@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Hyungseok marine production / fisheries information pelamis@pknu.ac.kr
LIM Seokwon criminal law winterprey@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jonghwa marine environment kimjh@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jeongchang oceanography kjc@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Zongkeun fisheries law hose44@hanmail.net
Professor_ Department of Marine & Fisheries Business and Economics
Name Major E-mail
LEE Sanggo fisheries economics and management sglee@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Byungho fisheries economics kimbh@pknu.ac.kr
JANG Youngsoo fisheries management and marketing ysjang@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Seongkwae fisheries economics and policy skpark@pknu.ac.kr
PYO Heedong fisheries and marine econmics pyoh@pknu.ac.kr
Song Junghun fisheries business administration seabream@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Dohoon fisheries economics and production management delaware310@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Fisheries Education
Name Major E-mail
PARK Jongun multimedia education / teaching materials pjun9017@pknu.ac.kr
WON Hyoheon educational evaluation wonhyo@pknu.ac.kr
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Department of Marine Biology

The Department of Marine Biology aims to train future leaders
in Marine Biology and its related industries focusing on efficient
utilization, conservation, and management of marine biological
resources. The curriculum covers various basic and applied
subjects such as icthyology, invertebrate zoology, marine
botany, animal physiology, developmental biology, marine
ecology, fisheries biology, and planktology. The department
also offers graduate programs for the advanced degrees in
marine biology and biological resources. The curriculum also
helps students who want to work in the field of medicine. In
addition, there is a special graduate track for biology education
that trains future secondary school biology teachers. +82-51-
629-5920, 30 Professor_ Department of Marine Biology
Name Major E-mail
NAM Kiwan marine botany kwnam@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Suam fisheries oceanography suamkim@pknu.ac.kr
Department of Food Scicence and Nutrition BAEK Heaja developmental biology / reproductive endocrinology hjbaek@pknu.ac.kr
OH Chulwoong marine ecology fisheries biology ohcw@pknu.ac.kr
The Department of Food Science & Nutrition trains future
KIM Hyunwoo molecular & celluar physiology kimhw@pknu.ac.kr
professionals who will contribute to the development of the KIM Jinkoo ichthyology / population genetics taengko@pknu.ac.kr
field of nutrition through education and research on the PARK Wongyu zooplanktology wpark@pknu.ac.kr
nature of food related biological phenomena and on how
to control functions of human body with elements of food. Professor_ Department of Food Science and Nutrition
The department pays special attention to helping students Name Major E-mail
to acquire nutritionist license and nutrition teacher's license. RYU Hongsoo food / food chemistry hsryu@pknu.ac.kr
For these purposes, its curriculum offers basic and diverse BYUN Daeseok physiology / biochemistry dsbyun@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Jaesue food hygienics / natural product chemistry choijs@pknu.ac.kr
advanced courses and opportunities to use high-tech
NAM Taekjeong nutrition/diet therapy namtj@pknu.ac.kr
equipments for students to practice what they learn. +82-51- KIM Hyeungrak molecular biology/functional foods hrkim@pknu.ac.kr
629-5840~1 LYU Eunsoon food service management eslyu@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jaeil public health science/nutritional assessment jikim@pknu.ac.kr
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Department of Biotechnology Professor_ Department of Biotechnology

The Department of Biotechnology aims to cultivate
outstanding talents for the 21st century high-tech industries of
biotechnology. Offering various courses the department tries to
help students learn basic biological knowledge and advanced
knowledge of biotechnology resulted from various research
on marine life. The curriculum covers basic subjects such as
biochemistry, microbiology, organic chemistry, genetics, and
zymology, and applied subjects such as molecular biology,
biological reaction engineering, cell culture engineering,
bioenergy engineering, marine life engineering, genetic
engineering, and environmental biotechnology. Students
have chances to apply what they learn to experiments and
exercises and become professionals who can contribute to
the development of high-tech bio-industries, water and marine
industries, and green growth industries working at research
centers and companies related with food supply, environment,
genetic engineering, energy and (new) medicine.
+82-51-629-5860~1
Name Major E-mail
HONG Yongki biochemistry / marine biotechnology ykhong@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Hyungho molecular genetics & biology hyunghl@pknu.ac.kr
KONG Insoo microbiology / genetic engineering iskong@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Joongkyun bioreaction engineering / environmental biotechnology
junekim@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Namgyu biochemistry / biological organic chemistry ngpark@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Sungkoo bioprocess engineering / animal cell culture skkim@pknu.ac.kr
JEONG Gwitaek bioenergy engineering / biochemical engineering
gtjeong@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Aquatic Life Medicine
Name Major E-mail
CHUNG Joonki pharmacology jkchung@pknu.ac.kr
JEONG Hyundo diagnosis chemistry / virology jeonghd@pknu.ac.kr
HU Mindo animal pathology mindo@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Kihong parasitology khkim@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Juchan fishery environment / aquatic toxicology jckang@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Dohyung fish pathology dhkim@pknu.ac.kr

Department of Aquatic Life Medicine

The Department of Aquatic Life Medicine aims to train
future professionals who can treat and prevent diseases
of fish, crustacean, shells and other marine life, contribute
to the stable growth of seafood supply, and protect marine
life with education in basic and clinical medicine on
marine life. The curriculum covers basic sciences such as
anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, histology, immunology,
hygienics, and public sanitation, and clinical studies such as
pharmacology, pathology, diagnosis, and infection of marine
lives related with micro organisms, parasites, and viruses.
The department nurtures intellectuals who can play important
roles in the health of aquatic animals and in the improvement
of public health through various academic theories and
practices. Since the certified aquatic disease controller was
first introduced in 2004, its graduates has been acquiring the
license. +82-51-629-5935~6
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College of Environmental and Marine Sciences and Technology

The College of Environmental and Marine Sciences and Technology was founded to enhance research and
education in the fields of environmental and marine sciences and technology. To this end, the college facilitates the
search for understanding of the Earth’s environment, the ocean, the atmosphere and solid earth, the exploration of
marine resources, the design and construction of coastal and offshore structures, and the conservation and control
of marine space and environment. +82-51-629-6503~7

Department of Environmental Engineering

The Department of Environmental Engineering provides education
and research in environmentally friendly technology needed
to solve the problems caused by climate change, pollution of
environment, and ecosystem destruction and aims to train future
professionals who will work at companies, government research
centers, and academia to play a leading role in preserving the
earth's environment and making human development sustainable.
+82-51-629-6520~1

Department of Ocean Engineering

The Department of Ocean Engineering aims to train future ocean
engineers who will lead the development of marine technology
to create and use ocean space. The curriculum is focused on
teaching technology for overall development of the ocean with
courses on development of ocean space and energy, ocean
architecture, remote-controlled ocean exploration and data
management, and technology for control and preservation of the
ocean. +82-51-629-6580,89

Department of Oceanography
The Department of Oceanography provides specialized
knowledge of oceanography in a comprehensive and
systematic manner to promote understanding of various
phenomena that occur in the ocean. The department aims to
train specialists who can contribute to the effective utilization
of marine resources and the conservation of the marine
environment. +82-51-629-6565~6
Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences
The department of Earth & Environmental Sciences offers
education in basic subjects for the origin, development, and
structure of the rocks on Earth. It also offers applied subjects
such as preservation and development of underground water,
pollution and restoration of soil, development of mineral and
energy resources as well as geological hazards including
earthquakes and geotechnical stability. The department aims
to train future specialists who can analyze and predict Earth’s
environments of the past, the present, and the future with a wide
ranging knowledge of the Earth. +82-51-629-6620~1
41
Professor_ Department of Environmental Engineering
Name Major E-mail
LEE Jeakeun air pollution control leejk@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Byunghun sewage system engineering bhlee@pknu.ac.kr
YOA Seokjun air pollution control and air quality management sjyoa@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Limseok water supply engineering kangls@pknu.ac.kr
KIM ilkyu waste management ikkim@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Sangdan environmental hydrology skim@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Taeyoon development of eco-materials for construction badger74w@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Ocean Engineering
Name Major E-mail
RYU Cheongro coastal oceanography crryu@pknu.ac.kr
RYU Yeonsun structural engineering ysryu@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Heontae ocean engineering htkim@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jeongtae structural engineering idis@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Incheol marine environmental engineering ilee@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Yuntae geotechnical engineering yuntkim@pknu.ac.kr
NA Wonbae applied mechanics wna@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Oceanography
Name Major E-mail
HUH Sunghoi biological oceanography shhuh@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Jaechul physical oceanography jaechul@pknu.ac.kr
YANG Hansoeb chemical oceanography hsyang@pknu.ac.kr
MOON Changho biological oceanography chmoon@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Seokyun geological oceanography yunk@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Miok marine organic chemistry mopark@pknu.ac.kr
OH Seokjin biological production sjoh1972@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences
Name Major E-mail
PARK Maeng Eon science of ore deposits mepark@pknu.ac.kr
PAIK In Sung sedimentology paikis@pknu.ac.kr
CHUNG Sang Yong hydrogeology / geostatistics chungsy@pknu.ac.kr
SONG Yong-Sun petrology (metamorphic petrology) yssong@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Jungchan geological engineering jcchoi@pknu.ac.kr
PARK Kye-Hun geochemistry khpark@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Minhee soil and groundwater contamination heelee@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Yong-Seog structural geology ysk7909@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Tae-Seob seismology / geophysics tskang@pknu.ac.kr
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Department of Environmental Atmospheric

Sciences
The Department of Environmental Atmospheric Sciences
conducts in-depth education in theories and technology
of physical and chemical phenomena in the atmosphere
surrounding the earth with which to investigate and analyze
air pollution and weather/climate disasters. Its research areas
include atmospheric boundary layer, mesoscale atmosphere,
synoptic scale atmosphere, air pollution, dispersion and
control, weather/climate change and disaster, numerical
modeling, and weather and climate forecast. +82-51-629-
6635~6

Department of Energy Resources Engineering

The Department of Energy Resources Engineering conducts
education and research in the areas of energy resource
exploration, large scale deep sea space development for
resource storage and special purposes, marine geophysical
survey for construction, civil engineering and pollution
assessment. +82-51-629-6550~1

Department of Spatial Information

Engineering
The department teaches theories and skills required to use
data collected from space satellites and various other sources
in building geological information systems. Geological
information engineering and spatial information engineering
not only help fast and accurate policy decision making in our
complex global environment and advanced industrial society
but also play essential roles in individuals' economic life and
daily safety. The department aims to supply outstanding
specialists who can build and operate GIS, urban information
system (UIS), remote sensing (RS), global positioning system
(GPS), and intelligent transportation system (ITS). +82-51-629-
6650~1

Department of Ecological Engineering
The Department of Ecological Engineering specializes in
the education and researches for technologies to sustain or
restore productive and assimilative capacities of ecosystems
of which humans are an integral part. Students are educated
and trained to become qualified ecological engineers for
international environmental organizations, government
agencies, research institutes, and environmental industries
as researchers and administrative managers. +82-51-629-
6539~40
43
Professor_ Department of Environmental Atmospheric Sciences
Name Major E-mail
LEE Dongin pollution diffusion / radar meteorology leedi@pknu.ac.kr
BYUN Hiryong synoptic scale meteorology / weather forecast / hydrological climatology
hrbyun@pknu.ac.kr
OK Gon atmospheric chemistry / air pollution control gonok@pknu.ac.kr
CHEONG Hyeongbin atmospheric numerical modeling / dynamic meteorology
hbcheong@pknu.ac.kr
OH Jaiho general environmental atmospheric sciences / climatology
jhoh@pknu.ac.kr
KWON Byunghyuk atmospheric boundary layer meteorology / micro meteorology
bhkwon@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Jaejin atmospheric numerical modeling / urban meteorology jjkim@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Energy Resources Engineering
Name Major E-mail
KIM Heejoon geophysics hejkim@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Daechul marine geology and geophysics dckim@pknu.ac.kr
CHO Taechin rock mechanics chotc@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Gwanghoon oceanography gwanglee@pknu.ac.kr
UM Junggi geological engineering jum@pknu.ac.kr
WANG Soogyun environmental hydrogeology sookyun@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Yosoon mining engineering energy@pknu.ac.kr
HA Wansoo seismic exploration wansooha@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Spatial Information Engineering
Name Major E-mail
YOON Hongjoo satellite oceanography yoonhj@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Chuloung civil engineering / photogrammetry / aerial photography
cuchoi@pknu.ac.kr
BAE Sanghoon intelligent transportation system (ITS) sbae@pknu.ac.kr
SUH Yongcheol GIS / GPS suh@pknu.ac.kr
HAN Kyungsoo remote sensing eco-climatological monitoring
kyung-soo.han@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Yangwon geocomputation modconfi@pknu.ac.kr
LEE Hanlim remote monitoring of air pollutants hllee@pknu.ac.kr
Professor_ Department of Ecological Engineering
Name Major E-mail
LEE Sukmo ecological engineering leesm@pknu.ac.kr
CHUNG Yonghyun urban and industrial ecological engineering chungyh@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Daeseok systems ecology dskang@pknu.ac.kr
SUNG Kijune ecological restoration engineering ksung@pknu.ac.kr
KIM Dongmyung ecosystem modeling dmkim@pknu.ac.kr
CHOI Changgeun marine ecological restoration engineering cgchoi@pknu.ac.kr
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Graduate Schools
PKNU Graduate Schools teach and research theories and practical methods at an advanced level. They also
contribute to Korea's cultural development by training students to develop good characters and creativity. A balanced
advancement is pursued across the disciplines of engineering, humanities and social sciences, natural sciences,
arts, and fisheries and maritime sciences in preparation for globalization, internationalization and liberalization of
the 21st century. They also strive to strengthen and improve the system of graduate school education and research
to nurture intellectuals capable of teaching and high-tech research. In order to attract students of high caliber, the
schools offer research and teaching assistant scholarship grants. The schools also strive to attract international
students for campus internationalization and make students' experience as rich as possible. +82-51-629-5191~4

Graduate schools offer research only opportunities as well. Student researchers participate in special research
projects and post doctoral researchers can stay at PKNU after completing their degree thesis. Researchers on these
Researcher
programs can enjoy an almost equal status to degree program students, access university facilities and have a
Programs
priority to campus housing placement.

Foreign students can be admitted to the master's and doctoral programs with the recommendation of a professor at
Admissions PKNU who would supervise them regardless of admission quota. Foreign students can receive assistance from the
for Foreign
Graduate School Office and the Office of International Affairs. They are also awarded with priority tickets to dormitory
Students
placement.

Humanities and Social Sciences

Master's Business Adminstration, Economics, Korean Language and Literature, International and Area Studies, International
Degree Commerce & Logistics, Law, History, Mass Communications, English Language and Literature, Early Childhood
Programs Education, Applied Economics, Japanese Language and Literature, Political Science and Diplomacy, Marine
Business and Economics, Public Administration
General
Programs
Natural Sciences
Nursing, Physics, Microbiology, Fisheries Physics, Aquatic Life Medicine, Fisheries Biology, Fisheries & Marine
Human Resource Development, Food & Life Science, Applied Mathematics, Earth Environmental System Sciences
(Spatial Information Engineering Major, Environmental Atmospheric Sciences Major, Earth & Environmental Sciences
Major, Environmental Engineering Major), Statistics, Marine Biology, Oceanography, Chemistry

Engineering
Architectural Engineering, Architecture, Polymer Engineering, Industrial Chemistry, Metallurgical Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Design Engineering, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineering,
Fire Protection Engineering, Biotechnology, Bioscience and Bioengineering, Ecological Engineering, Systems
Management and Engineering, Food Science & Technology, Materials System Engineering, Safety Engineering,
Energy Resources Engineering, Image Science & Engineering, Graphic Arts Engineering, Materials Science and
Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Information and Communications Engineering, Control
and Instrumentation Engineering, Control and Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture and Marine Systems
Engineering, Computer Engineering, Civil Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Chemical Engineering, IT Convergence
and Application Engineering

Arts and Sports

Industrial Design, Physical Education, Fashion Design
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Interdisciplinary
Master's Construction Engineering & Management, Educational Consulting, Management of Technology, Mechatronics
Degree Engineering, Marine Convergence Design, Weapon Systems Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Information Security,
Programs
Information Systems, Intellectual Property, Ocean Industrial Engineering, Offshore Plant Engineering, U-Eco City
Joint
Programs University-Industry
Mechanical Engineering, Hydrography, Earth Environmental Engineering

Humanities and Social Sciences

Doctoral Business Adminstration, Economics, Korean Language & Literature, International and Area Studies, International
Degree Commerce & Logistics, Law, History, Mass Communication, English Language and Literature, Early Childhood
Programs Education, Applied Economics, Japanese Language and Literature, Political Science and Diplomacy, Marine
Business and Economics, Public Administration
General
Programs
Natural Sciences
Physics, Microbiology, Fisheries Physics, Aquatic Life Medicine, Fisheries Biology, Fisheries & Marine Human
Resource Development, Food & Life Science, Applied Mathematics, Earth Environmental Sciences (Spatial
Information Engineering Major, Environmental Atmospheric Sciences Major, Earth & Environmental Sciences Major,
Environmental Engineering Major), Marine Biology, Oceanography, Chemistry

Engineering
Architectural Engineering, Polymer Engineering, Industrial Chemistry, Metallurgical Engineering, Mechanical
Engineering, Mechanical Design Engineering, Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Engineering, Fire Protection Engineering,
Biotechnology, Bioscience and Bioengineering, Ecological Engineering, Systems Management and Engineering,
Food Science & Technology, Materials System Engineering, Safety Engineering, Energy Resources Engineering,
Image Science & Engineering, Graphic Arts Engineering, Materials Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering,
Electronics Engineering, Information and Communications Engineering, Control and Instrumentation Engineering,
Control and Mechanical Engineering, Naval Architecture and Marine Systems Engineering, Computer Engineering, Civil
Engineering, Ocean Engineering, Chemical Engineering, IT Convergence & Application Engineering

Arts and Sports

Industrial Design, Physical Education, Fashion Design

Interdisciplinary
Doctoral Construction Engineering & Management, Educational Consulting, Management of Technology, Mechatronics
Degree Engineering, Marine Convergence Design, Weapon Systems Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Information
Programs Security, Information Systems, Ocean Industrial Engineering, LED and Solid State Lightning Engineering

Joint
Programs University-Industry
Mechanical Engineering, Hydrography, Earth Environmental Engineering
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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF EDUCATION

The Graduate School of Education was opened in 1996 and has nurtured professionals for various education-related
fields. By providing a wide ranging and innovative educational programs, the school helps students to develop as
educational professionals and leaders who can cope with the needs of the rapidly changing society. +82-51-629-
5508~9

Master's Degree Programs 21 majors in 4 groups

Educational Administration and Methodology, Korean Education, English Education, Fisheries Education,
Mathematics Education, Computer Science Education, Physics Education, Chemistry Education, Biology Education,
Earth Science Education, Japanese Education, Design Education, Physical Education, Social Studies Education,
History Education, Child Psychology and Counseling, Primary School English Education, Early Childhood Education,
Primary School Mathematical Education, Major of Nutrition Education, Korean Education as a Foreign Language

Professor_
Name Major E-mail
HEO Gyun Educational Technology gyunheo@pknu.ac.kr
JU Dongbeom Saciology of Education j2009@pknu.ac.kr
KANG Seunghee Educational Psychology sheekang@pknu.ac.kr

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Opened in 1998, the Graduate School of Business Adminstration offers master's degree programs of 6 departments
and 5 majors plus CEO courses on business administration, international trade, and economics. With innovative and
practical curricular, the programs train students to be public and business administrators who can actively respond to
the changing business environment in the age of unlimited competition and induce corporational growth. In addition,
CEO Courses offer opportunities for public and business leaders in various fields to enhance business skills for active
and rational management of organizations. +82-51-629-5705~7

Master's degree programs of 6 departments and 5 majors

Department of Business Administration
Department of International Commerce and Logistics : Major of International Commerce, Major of Shipping and Port
Management, Major of International Business Administration
Department of Economics : Major of Real Estate Finance and Economics, Major of Labor Relations
Department of Tax Management
Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management
Department of Global Business Administration
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GRADUATE SCHOOL OF INDUSTRY

The Graduate School of Industry was officially approved in 1987 to offer specialized graduate education in
new technologies of our advanced industrial society to mid-level technicians and managers. The school has 33
master's degree programs and aims to enhance abilities and skills needed to solve problems mid-level managers
and technicians face at their workplace in those industries prioritized by government policies so that they can
contribute to national development. +82-51-629-6045~8

Master's Degree Programs for 25 departments

Architectural Engineering / Architecture / Metallurgical Engineering / Mechanical Engineering / Mechanical
System & Naval Architecture / Automotive Engineering / Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Engineering / Marine
Industrial Design / Industrial Microbiology / Fire Protection Engineering / New Materials System Engineering /
Safety Engineering / Energy Resources Engineering / Applied Chemical Engineering / Clinical Nutrition / Materials
Science & Engineering / Electrical Engineering / Computer and Information Engineering / Electronics and
Telecommunication Engineering / Control & Instrumentation Engineering / Earth & Environmental Engineering /
Computer Engineering / Civil Engineering / Ocean Science and Technology / Environmental Engineering

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

The Graduate School of International Studies have 8 departments which are Japanese Studies, Chinese Studies,
American Studies, Korean Culture, Political Science and Journalism, Public Administration, Visual Studies and
Cultural contents, TESOL. Students learn necessary knowledge to become local professionals with global
mind. The curriculum is practically oriented with basic studies on languages and histories of various regions
and advanced studies on social and cultural traditions and politics, economics, and laws of those regions. The
school aims to nurture professionals who will contribute to internationalization of local societies and national
competitiveness of international cooperation and commerce. +82-51-629-5308

Masters' degree programs of 8 departments

Japanese Studies, Chinese Studies, American Studies, Korean Culture, Political Science and Journalism, Public
Administration, Visual Studies and Cultural contents, TESOL
 50

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF GLOBAL FISHERIES

The school conducts research and education on the theories and application of fishery science
for sustainable development and the use of fishery industries. It aims to nurture professionals who
are creative and motivated to apply their knowledge to the development of global fisheries. +82-
51-629-5806

6 departments and 1 interdisciplinary master's degree programs

Biological Resources, Aquaculture, Fishery Production, Bioindustrial Engineering, Food Industry
Engineering, Marine Management Policy, Interdisciplinary Studies on International Fishery

SPECIALIZED GRADUATE SCHOOL OF

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY CONVERGENCE
The Graduate School of Science & Technology Convergence nurtures outstanding professionals
who have appropriate competence for the age of globalization/internationalization by providing
interdisciplinary education in LED convergence engineering, LED-based biological production,
and eco-friendly marine biotechnology. In order to attract excellent students, the school offers
various scholarship programs such as national project scholarship, science and technology
scholarship, scholarship for industrial talents, and scholarship for co-research with professors.
The school also strives to improve its research quality by encouraging international joint research.
+82-51-629-6862

2 master's degree majors

Dept. of Marine-Bio Convergence Sci., Interdisciplinary Program of LED and Solid State Lighting
Engineering

Professor_
Name Major E-mail
Young Moon Yu Materials Science and Engineering ymyu@pknu.ac.kr
Uh-Chan Ryu Information & Communications Engineering ucryu@pknu.ac.kr
Hyun Kyoung Yang Material Physics hkyang@pknu.ac.kr
Hyun-Myung Oh Microbial Genomics of Lactic Acid Bacteria marinebio@pknu.ac.kr
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PKNU has been expanding international partners every year and achieved notable outcomes in the
International
scale and quality of international exchanges. Starting with an agreement with the National Taiwan
Exchanges Ocean University in 1977, PKNU has agreements with 197 institutions in 45 countries as of February
2014, thus conducting vibrant international exchanges including student and scholar exchanges.

Office of International Affairs

The Office of International Affairs comprises the Division of International Relations and the Division of Foreign
Language Education and aims to prepare PKNU for the trend of globalization and liberalization in education.
The Division of International Relations has the task of: facilitating international exchanges; operating international
programs; assisting admission and life of foreign students in Korea; and operating Korean Language programs.
The Division of Foreign Language Education operates and evaluates foreign language programs to improve
undergraduate students' foreign language skills. The division has 11 language labs, 12 special lecture rooms, 1
audio-video room, 1 audio-video library, 2 English cafes, and a multi-media room in which various audio-video
language materials are available.
Division of International Relations
- International Exchange +82-51-629-6902~04, 6906, 6913, 6916
- International Student Services +82-51-629-6905, 6907, 6908, 6843, 6846
Division of Foreign Language Education : +82-51-629-6842, 6845, 6848, 6909

International Programs
▶Student Exchange: study abroad at a foreign partner university for 6 months to 1 year, credit transfer, tuition paid to PKNU
▶Study Abroad: PKNU scholarship, study abroad at a foreign university, tuition paid both to host university and PKNU
▶Language Study Abroad: PKNU scholarship, language study at a foreign institution, tuition paid to host and PKNU
▶Study Abroad & Internship: PKNU scholarship, internship, tuition paid to host institution and PKNU
▶Self-supported Study Abroad: all costs born by participants, regular semester and language studies, tuition paid to host
institution and PKNU
▶International Dual Degree: study abroad at a foreign partner university for 1 to 2 years, after 2 to 3 years of study at PKNU,
acquiring degrees from both universities, PKNU tuition exempted
▶Pukyong International Summer and Winter Semesters: 2 to 3 weeks for foreign language medium classes
▶International Internship Programs: Busan Metropolitan City International Internship Support Program, WEST Program for
internship in the U.S.A., On-Site Practice Program for College Students
▶Preparatory Programs: free Official TOEFL Preparatory Courses
▶Cultural Exchange Programs in Japan: Asakura Citizen Festival, Tsushima Island Cultural Exchange
▶International Day for foreign students
▶Pukyong International Education Fair: information fair held in March and September
▶Global Language Practice: language practice in the UK, Japan, and China, 50% of the cost supported by PKNU
※ Admission Guideline for International Student 2015 ⇒ 64page
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1. Central Library(Daeyeon Campus) 2. Engineering Library(Yongdang Campus)

Library
Facilities PKNU has four libraries: the Central Library, the Engineering Library, the Architecture library, and the Study Library.
PKNU libraries strive to play a central role in education by providing user-centered services that improve efficiency in
education and research in our knowledge-based society. With a high-tech web-based academic information system,
the library's services facilitate integrated searches for specialized information and various digital contents rendering
the libraries aptly ubiquitous for the knowledge and information society of the 21st century. The libraries also try to
expand their cooperation with other domestic and foreign university libraries and institutions in order to perform the
role of a comprehensive academic information center with clean and comfortable facilities. 051)629-6701~6

Library Facilities
Central Library : Monographs Room, Periodicals Room, Reading Room, Multimedia Room, Internet Search Room,
Study Room, Video Seminar Room
Engineering Library : Monographs Room, Periodicals Room, Reading Room, Study Room
Study Library : Reading Room
Architecture Library : Monographs Room, Periodicals Room, Reading Room
Seats : Central Library 1.380 | Engineering Library 1,896 | Study Library 1,422 | Architecture Library 12
Books : Monograph 1,025,369 | Periodicals 7,247 | Other 88,263
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Sejong Bldg.(Dormitory - Daeyeon Campus)

Information & Computer Center

Supporting The center establishes the university strategy for information technology and built IT infrastructure in order to
Units improve efficiency in education, research, and administration and takes full responsibility for the overall supervision,
management, and adjustment of information technology at PKNU. +82-51-629-6808

Facility Status
PC Laboratory : 8 Labs, 353 PCs (Daeyeon Campus : 181, Yongdang Campus : 172)
Wireless Access Point : 820 APs (Daeyeon Campus : 568, Yongdang Campus : 252)

Dormitory
The dormitories provide meals and housing to students so that they can concentrate on their studies, and it also
offers opportunities for developing the cooperation skills and civic mind required to cultivate leadership characters.
+82-51-629-6731/5266

Housing Capacity
Daeyeon Campus
- Sejong Bldg. 850 rooms 1,632 residents
- Hansol Bldg. 45 rooms 90 residents(only ROTC)
※ New dormitory of 1,100 Capacity will be built in 2016
Yongdang Campus
- Gwangeto Bldg. 261 rooms 507 residents

Gwanggaeto Bldg.(Dormitory - Yongdang Campus)

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Research
Facilities

Humanities and Social Science Research Center

The center was established on October 15th 2001 to encourage research in
humanities, social sciences, and arts for national and social development.

Humanities and Social Science Research Center | Culture Convergence Institute |

Design Research Center | International Region Research Center | Regional Society
Research Center | Research Center of Law | Public Policy Research Center |
Development of Human Resources and Labor Research Center | Research Center
for American Studies | Research Center of Gifted Children | Busan Development
Research Center | Daema Island Research Center | EU Exchange Center

Basic Science Research Center

The center assists research activities in basic natural sciences for knowledge
creation and applied sciences for industrial and social development so that it can
contribute to the local and national enhancement of basic sciences and industrial
technologies.

Research Institute for Basic Sciences | Research Institute for Nano Sciences and
Technology | The Research Institute for Display and Lighting Phosphor Bank |
Sports Science Center

Business Research Center

△research on business, economics, and trade, research on local industry
development and fishery development △research on business consulting,
shipping, seaport, airport, coastal shipping, inland waterway transportation, and
logistics industries and infrastructure of major industrial countries △research
on cultural and tourism industries such as marine tourism, fishing town tourism,
ecological, natural, alternative tourism, cultural tourism, city & country tourism

Fisheries Industry Research Center | Strategical Management Research Center

Global Distribution Research Center | Global Maritime Tourism Research Center
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Engineering Research Center

The center was established to encourage and develop research in engineering for the national and social development.

Industrial Science Technology Research Center | Sound Vibration Engineering Research Center | Electronic Information
Communication Research Center | Clean Production Technology Research Center | Display Technology Research Center | Disaster
Prevention Research Center | Eco-Friendly Transfer System Research Center | Institute of Defense Science and Technology |
Printed Electronics Research Center | Center for Safety and Quality of Dongnam Region | Welding Technology Center for Fusion
Materials & Componets | Ennovation Coating Technology Center | Research Institute of Radiation Science and Technology

Fisheries Science Research Organization

The organization conducts research and development on basic fishery science and applied technology and aims to contribute to
the achievement of an advanced stage of fishery industries and the development of national society.

Institute of Fisheries Science (Gijang) | Institute of food Science | Feeds and Foods Nutrition Research Center | Institute of Marine
Life Science | Marine Industry Policy Research Institute | Fisheries Science and Technology Center(Goseong) | Institute of Marine
Living Modified Organisms | Institute of Low-Carbon Marine Production Technology

Institute of Fisheries Science (Gijang) Fisheries Science and Technology Center(Goseong)

Institute of Environmental and Marine Sciences and Technology

The institute was established to encourage and develop research in environmental and marine sciences and technology for
the national and social development.

Research Center for Ocean Industrial Development | Environmental Research Institute | Institute of Spatial Information | Dioxin
research center | Institute of Environmental Geosciences | Supercomputer Center | Atmospheric Environmental Research Institute |
Energy Resources Institute | Geo-Sciences Institute | Institute to Combat Desertification | Maritime Cultural Heritage Center | Ocean
Science Institute

Professor_
Name Major E-mail
KIM Dongsun physical oceanography (marine ecological modeling) kimds@pknu.ac.kr
YOON Hansam marine engineering (coastal and port engineering) yoonhans@pknu.ac.kr
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Affiliated
Organizations

Human Resources Development Group to use its facilities. It has facilities for electronic microscopes,
structural analysis, mass spectrometry, odor analysis of VOCs,
The group's task is to assist students in planning their careers
trace and photoelectric analysis, thin film matter analysis, thermal
and systematically organizing job search activities by providing
analysis, biochemistry, X-ray analysis, radiochemical analysis,
counselling, career development services, and job search
structure/material strength test, instrumental experiment, electric/
advice. The group operates an Employment Support Center and
electronic repair, machine and computer repair and assists more
a Woman's Career Development Center and also administers job
than 3,000 analyses a year. +82-51-629-6881/5287
search and career education programs, internship programs, and
woman's career development programs. +82-51-629-6751~8
Museum
Student Counseling Center The museum excavates, collects, researches on, and displays
historical relics and samples of marine and fishery fields so
The center conducts psychological tests, personal counseling,
that visitors can have a correct view of national history and an
group counseling and programs, publishment of information
improved understanding of national heritage. The museum boasts
materials on psychological health to help students adjust to
of 2,500 items of funeral ceremony, marine life, fishing gear and
university life and overcome psychological and inter-personal
boats, ships, and university history. It has the prehistoric room, the
problems. The center also collects data to aid policy making on
marine and fishery room, the history and folk room, the Dongwon
students' psychological health and adjustment by conducting
room, the event room, and the university history room.
surveys among students. +82-51-629-6763~4
+82-51-629-6771~4

PKNU Educational Development Institute

The institute develops and manages curriculum for liberal arts,
assists teaching and learning. The institute consists of the Center
for Basic Liberal Arts Education, Center for Teaching and Learning
and the Administration Office and has facilities such as a studio,
class behavior analysis lab (2 rooms), and a Smart-Teaching &
Learning room. +82-51-629-6942~8

Lifelong Education Center

The center offers lifelong education opportunities for community
services and self-realization and contributes to national and
social development by providing general education courses,
industry-university cooperation courses, courses supported by
the local tailor-made job creation project, courses sponsored
by the Ministry of Health and Welfare, courses sponsored
by local governments, and foreign language courses. It has
produced 52,485 completion certificate holders. +82-51-629-
6791~5/6785~8
Center for Research Facilities
The center was established in 1998 to enhance the quality
of national technology and to assist in the specialization and
competitiveness of Korean universities. The center assists
in experiments that are conducted by research centers and
industries in Korea and also provides instruction sessions on how
Health Center
The center provides medical services to students and university
employees such as regular medical checks, first aid medicine,
vaccination, and health care programs. Daeyeon Campus +82-
51-629-6782, Yongdang Campus +82-51-629-5279
Office of the University Press
The University Press covers all activities at PKNU fairly and
precisely and suggests constructive solutions and criticisms
so that public opinion can be formed. It aims to play the role
of journalist for the development and advertisement of PKNU.
It consists of a cultural project office, an editor's office, a
broadcasting office, and an English news office. +82-51-629-
6920
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Teacher Training Center LED-Marine Convergence Technology R&D

The center serves current school teachers as a place for general
and professional training needed to carry out school teaching
according to government orders. It was expanded in 2008 to
provide training in all subjects of pre-school, elementary, and
secondary education. +82-51-629-5509
Center for Students with Special Needs
The center was newly established in 2008 to provide educational
welfare services to handicapped students. △ support the
right to education of students with special needs △welfare of
handicapped students △assistance in teaching and learning,
counselling in daily welfare issues, provision of amenities
△ management of assistant programs △ management of
educational and physical equipments +82-51-629-5058
University Athletic Department
The department consists of a rowing team and a soccer team.
Approximately 10 athletes receive special admissions to the
Department of Marine Sports. +82-51-629-5630
Center
The center converges marine and LED technologies to create the
marine LED industry and seeks to make the new industry one of
the new national and local growth engines. To do this, the center
is equipped with high-tech tools for marine LED convergence
technology and product development and it conducts research
on LED convergence technology for ship/marine plant lighting,
marine bio production lighting, and marine LED cities. It is
also an internationally recognized center by Korea Laboratory
Accreditation Scheme, and performs testings and issues
certificates for LED goods produced by industries. +82-51-629-
7772~3
Risk Assessment Center of Marine LMO
The center was established to conduct a comprehensive
assessment of the safety of living modified organisms (LMO). It is
the only one of its kind in Korea and it is funded by the Ministry of
Ocean and Fisheries. +82-51-629-7022

Training Center for Instructors of Sports for All

The center nurtures leaders of sports activities for all people who
have both theoretical and physical competency. +82-51-629-
5633

Reserve Regiment Office

The office has the task of reducing drill hours for students
(including graduate students) and employees so that they can
concentrate on education and research. At the same time, it also
prepares students and employees for a national crisis.
+82-51-629-6936~7

Fisheries Processing Research Center

The center constructs research infrastructure for cooperation
among industries, universities, and governments to reform
the national sea food processing industries into high-value
added growth industries for the next generation facing trade
liberalization. It helps enhance hygiene, and the competitiveness
of the industries so that they can become next generation bio
industries. +82-51-629-6103

Units Affiliated
with Colleges
Units affiliated with the College of Business
Administration
Business Education Innovation Center
The center assists activities of the departments of the college to
improve their education in business administration. +82-51-629-
5708
Units affiliated with the College of Engineering
Engineering General Practice Center
The center develops industrial technology that contributes to
enhanced productivity in the information age of the 21st century
and educational materials on technology that facilitate basic
and applied practical exercises and other research and student
experiments and eventually contributes to the advancement of
industrial education. +82-51-629-6050~8
Innovation Center for Engineering Education
The center sets a proper direction for engineering education
innovation, develops educational curriculum, and coordinates
projects for engineering education. +82-51-629-5246~8
▶Division for Engineering Education Accreditation : responsible
for engineering education accreditation which is a central task
for the effective administration of engineering education
▶Division for Curriculum Development : responsible for observing
and improving curriculum and its performance so that more
effective engineering education is possible
▶Division for Industry-University Cooperation
▶Division for Evaluation : responsible for innovating evaluations
of professors' performance so that all professors can contribute
to the innovation of engineering education
Units affiliated with the College of Fisheries
Sciences
Training Center for Fisheries and Marine Sciences
+82-51-629-5979
▶Aquaculture Farm
The farm conducts education and research on fish farming,
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genetics and breeding of fish, feed and nutrition, and farming
facilities. It has a total space of 11,000㎡ and a water surface of
6,000㎡. Its facilities include a fish farm with a water purification
system, a breeding facility with a high-tech circulatory filtering
system, and 120 water tanks for breeding experiments.
▶Food Processing Factory
The factory assists professors and students in making food out of
food ingredients, processing and preserving food and developing
new food products. It also provides facilities for students'
experiments, professors' research and industry-university
cooperation research.
Training Ship's Management Center
The center was established when the training ship was acquired
in 1947. It aims to nurture great talents who can creatively engage
in exploration of the ocean and the development of fisheries
industries with on-board training and research. Its responsibility is
to manage and operate the ship effectively. +82-51-629-5984~7
Training Ship and Exploration Ship
+82-51-647-8583, 636-4615
Professor_
Name Major E-mail
JEONG Taeyeong mechatronics tyjeong@pknu.ac.kr
Control Center for Aquatic Animal Diseases
The institute is a veterinary hospital that promotes respect for
life, love for nature, and development of the fisheries industry.
It provides fishermen with disease protection, medical care,
diagnosis, toxic substance analysis, and efficacy analysis to help
increase fishermen' income and contribute to the development of
the fisheries industries. +82-51-629-5877
Marine Research and Education Institute
The institute distributes knowledge of the ocean among
students, teachers, and citizens and contributes not only to the
development of oceanography and marine technology but also
to the promotion of marine culture. It hosts lectures, experiments
and practice, on-board training and conducts policy proposal
and promotion activities for marine culture. +82-51-629-6505
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Training Ship 'KAYA' (1,737t) Exploration Ship 'TAMYANG' (653t)

※ New Training Ship 'NARA'(1,500t) will be built in 2015

Other
Facilities

University company(Pukyong Food Bio Center)

Pukyong Food Bio Center, a PKNU company, conducts product development, merchandising, and food
analysis utilizing special technologies owned by the company. The company consists of the Division of
Research, Development, and Processing and the Division of Analysis and Examination. The Division of
RDP produces and sells high quality traditional sauces and fermented pills of special effects using 100%
domestic agricultural and marine products, and the Division of AE conducts food examinations through the
food hygiene examination agency which is designated by the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety according
to Article 22 of the Food Hygiene Act. All activities of the company are related to the university curricular
and utilized for cultivating practical talents through practical training. +82-51-629-7351~3/7356

Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC)

To train leaders who contribute military and society through future-oriented elite executive training, we
direct military training cadets including major degree studies. The cadets freely do their university life while
they do military training for two years. After graduation, they do military service for two years as second
lieutenants. +82-51-629-6956(Army) +82-51-629-6963(Navy)

University Organization
University Committee on
Academic Affairs
Educational Organizations
Administrative Organizations
Basic Academic Support
Support Department
Research Institutes
Affiliated Facilities
Other
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President
PKNU Senate
Vice-President Committee of Future Strategy
College/Division Graduate School Professional Graduate Schools
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- Natural Sciences
- Graduate School of Education
- Business Administration
- Graduate School of Business
- Engineering
Graduate School - Graduate School of Industry
- Fisheries Sciences
- Graduate School of International Studies
- Environmental and Marine Sciences and
- Global Graduate School of Fisheries
Technology
- Undeclared and Exploratory Majors
Specialized Graduate School of Science &
Special Graduate School Technology Convergence
Office of Academic Affairs Office of Student Affairs Office of Planning and Administration
- Division of Academic Affairs
- Division of Planning
- Division of Academic Records & Division of Student Service & Welfare
- Division of External Cooperation
Instructional Affairs
Office of General Administration Office of Administration for Admissions Office of International Affairs
- Division of General Administration
- Division of Admissions Administration - Division of International Relations
- Division of Finance
- Division of Admissions Officer - Division of Foreign Language Education
- Division of Facility
Industry University Cooperation Foundation
- Division of Industry University Cooperation
- Division of Academic Promotion
Library
Information & Computer Center Dormitory
- Academy of Humanities & Social Science - Engineering Research Center - Basic Science Research Center
- Fisheries Science Research Center - Business Research Center - Institute of Environmental and Marine Sciences & Technology
- Human Resources Development Group (Employment Support Center, Woman's Career Development Center)
- PKNU Educational Development Institute (Division of Teaching & Learning, Division of Liberal Arts Education)
- Student Counseling Center - Lifelong Education Center - Center for Research Facilities
- Teacher Training Center - Health Center - Office of the University Press
- Center for Students with Special Needs - Reserves Regiment Office - University Athlectic Department
- Fisheries Processing Research Center - Museum - Global Korean Education Center
- Training Center for Instructors of Sports for all - Risk Assessment Center of Marine LMO - Social Service Leadership Center
- LED-Marine Convergence Technology R&D Center - International Peace Education Center - Center for safety Managment
Reserve Officers' Training Corps University Enterprise
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PKNU Overview
PKNU Employee
Category Number of Positions Occupied Positions
President 1 1
Professor 430
Associate Professor 594 77
Professor
Assistant Professor 79
Subtotal 594 586
Teaching Assistant 134 134 / 24 (contract)
General Public Official 171 173
Research service 1 1
Special Public Official 5 4
Administrative
Staff Public Official in Technical Post 112 112

University Employee 104 85 / 61(contract)

Subtotal 393 436

Total 1,121 1,181

Student Population
Enrollment Status Current On Leave Total
Undergraduate 15,809 7,589 23,398
Graduate 1,527 215 1,742
Special Graudate 818 153 971
Total 18,154 7,957 26,111

Foreign Student Population

Gategory Doctoral Master's Research Undergraduate Exchange Total
Male 64 142 15 240 5 466
Female 15 101 4 173 28 321
Total 79 243 19 413 33 787
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Administrative Organizations
Office of Academic Affairs ※Federation of Circles +82-51-629-7338~9
The federation has 7 sections: academic section, sports section,
Division of Academic Affairs (Academic Affairs/Faculty performing arts section, literary exhibition section, leisure section,
Personnel/Teaching and Learning) +82-51-629-5021~5031 social service section, and religion section. There are 108 circles with
The division is responsible for the management of meetings of the
a total of 3,000 members.
Professors' Council on academic affairs, the University Committee
on Academic Affairs, and University Regulations. The division
establishes and reforms curricular and teacher education programs,
academic schedules, student quotas, the opening and abolishing of
colleges and graduate schools, professor's quotas and recruiting,
promotions, employing teaching assistants, records of professors'
performance, personnel affairs of lecturers and part-time teachers,
and faculty services.

Division of Academic Records & Instructional Affairs (Class

Schedule/Registrar) +82-51-629-5036~5043
The division is responsible for class enrollment management, record
keeping of credits and grades, operation of summer and winter
classes, allocation of lecture rooms, course evaluations, operation
of OCU and KCU, awarding and keeping records of degrees, leave
of absence and re-enrollment, eviction, withdrawal, reentrance,
student records, credit transfer for transfer students, minors, dual Office of Planning and Administration
majors, related majors, convergence majors, and (lifelong) teacher's Division of Planning (Planning/Campus Evaluation)
education. +82-51-629-5076~5087
The division draws up a university development master plan,
manages university specialization projects, builds databases on
Office of Student Affairs the university campus, coordinates the Education Empowerment
Program, introduces self-supporting space costs and a campus
Division of Student Service & Welfare (Student Service/
master plan, institutes and abolishes administrative units, conducts
Scholarship/Welfare) +82-51-629-5051~5, 5057~62, 5682~4
college, academic department, research center, and administrative
The division assists and oversees student activities, and the
organization.
operation of student's self-governing organizations. It also manages
scholarship funds formed from university revenue and donation,
provides student loans, operates welfare facilities and the consumer Division of External Cooperation (External Cooperation/
cooperative. Public Relations) +82-51-629-5091~8, 7300
The division raises university development funds, operates public
※Students' Union foundations, manages external cooperation, assists alumni
associations, develops an overall university promotion plan, writes
The union was formed to promote the university's autonomy and to
and distributes press releases, publishes university information and
encourage active involvement in social development. It consists of
news, manages on-line promotion materials (ex: webzine), records
the University Students' Union (051-629-7336), the Federation of
major events by video recording and other means and keeps records
Circles, and the College Students' Unions
of PKNU history.

※PKNU Alumni Association +82-51-611-2441

The association oversees various projects for the unity of the 170,000
PKNU alumni and development of PKNU, and it also manages the
Alumni Scholarship Fund (Donation Account: Suhyup Bank 705-
01-252464) and the PKNU Alumni Hall. The association has many
subgroups such as Seoul PKNU Alumni, PKNU MBA Alumni, Ulsan
PKNU Alumni, Jeju PKNU Alumni, New York PKNU Alumni, PKNU
AMP Alumni, PKNU Techno CEO, PKNU Army ROTC Alumni, and
PKNU Navy ROTC Alumni.
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※Foundations Office +82-51-629-5092 Industry University Cooperation Foundation

The office assists scholarship programs, research and publishing
projects, and educational environment improvement projects. There
include the PKNU Development Foundation, the Dongwon Academic
Research Foundation, the Daehwa Education Foundation, and the
Wolhae Academic Advancement Foundation.
Office of General Administration
Division of General Administration (General Affairs/
Personnel) +82-51-629-5101~5, 5110~5
The division keeps the university seal, oversees university security
systems and document management, inspects operations of
departments, organizes day and night watch, declares PKNU
regulations, assists university events, manages university postal
services, manages buildings and campuses, controls traffic,
oversees fire protection, supervises the Reserve Regiment, operates
the Legal Advice Center, manages administrative personnel,
promotes work ethics, issues awards and disciplinary actions,
provides job training, issues ID cards and employment certificates,
and handles affairs of pension, insurance, and university society.
Division of Finance (Finance/Asset)
+82-51-629-5131~9, 5141~5
The division is responsible for university accounting, budget planning,
management of expenditure, management of national assets, salary
payment and taxation, and setting and collecting tuition.
The foundation was established to draw up and implement an active
industry and university cooperation policy and systematically manage
intellectual properties of PKNU researchers to protect their rights so
that PKNU would be prepared for the knowledge-based society of
the 21st century and show the way forward. Its main tasks are △the
Foundational Project for Promoting Industry University Cooperation
△patent application, registration, and maintenance, technology
consulting contracts, research contract consulting, technology
transfer contract △establishment and operation of tailored contract
departments △operating and assisting venture incubating center
△operation of Small Business & University Cooperation Center △
the National Human Resource Development Consortium Project △
operating and assisting Hanmir EH and business affiliated research
centers △ assisting national projects.
<Division of Industry University Cooperation>
Industry University Cooperation +82-51-629-5203, 5206, 5209,
5211, 5216, 5219, 5230
Industry University Strategic Planning +82-51-629-5207, 5210,
5212, 5217
Consortium +82-51-629-5221, 5231~33, 5660
<Division of Academic Promotion>
Purchasing +82-51-629-5223~8
Research Support 1 +82-51-629-6266~71, 6275~77
Research Support 2 +82-51-629-5235~36, 5239~41, 5218

Division of Facilities (Facility Planning/Facility/Civil and

Environmental Engineering/Electric Engineering/Equipment)
+82-51-629-5151~4, 5156~9, 5160~70
The division is responsible for planning facility projects, managing
and maintaining facilities, processing wastewater, controlling air and
water pollution, and establishing energy conservation plans.

Office of Administration for Admissions

Division of Admissions Administration +82-51-629-5066~74
The division is responsible for managing undergraduate admissions
and transfers, improving admission programs, and promoting
admission programs.

Division of Admissions Officer +82-51-629-6281~8

The division is responsible for planning and managing Admissions
by Admission officer.
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Admission Guideline for International Students 2015

(Undergraduate/Graduate, Freshmen/Transfer)

Ⅰ Admission Schedule
1. Undergraduate

Schedule for 2015

Process st
1 semester 2nd semester
Submission of application and required documents
2014. 10. 1. ~ 12. 5. 2015. 4. 1. ~ 6. 5.
- By post or in person

Academic ability evaluation per admission units (majors)

2014. 12. 2015. 6.
- Depending on the major, you may have an interview.

Final notification of acceptance

2015. 1. 2015. 7.
- Announced online or notified individually

2. Graduate

Schedule for 2015

Process st
1 semester 2nd semester
Submission of application and required documents
2014. 9. 1. ~ 12. 31. 2015. 3. 2. ~ 6. 30.
- By post or in person

Academic ability evaluation per admission units (majors)

2015. 1. 2015. 7.
- Depending on the major, you may have an interview.

Final notification of acceptance

2015. 1. 2015. 7.
- Announced online or notified individually

Ⅱ Eligibility
1. Nationality standard
- Applicant and both parents must be non-Korean citizens.
- Applicant must be a non-Korean citizen, or applicant and one of the parents are non-Korean citizens.

2. Language Proficiency Requirement

A. Undergraduate (Should meet at leat one of the requirements for language skills)
- TOPIK level 3 (TOPIK level 4 for Department of Business Administration) or higher
- Completion of Korean Language Course at PKNU for more than 4 semesters
(Not applicable to the Department of Business Administration)
- A minimum score of the official English tests below
TOEFL
Type IELTS TEPS 비고
PBT CBT iBT
Minimum requirement 550 210 80 5.5 550
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B. Graudate
- Department of International & Area Studies : TOPIK 3 or higher
- Department of Business Administration / International Commerce / Mass Media : TOPIK 4 or higher
- Department of Korean Language & Literature : TOPIK 5 or higher
(Other departments not listed above do not require TOPIK scores.)

3. Minimum Academic Ability

To be evaluated by document screening or interview depending on major (admission unit).

Ⅲ Scholarship

Type Scholarship Requirements Note

Scholarship for the Korean 50% off from the tuition fee of Korean Language Course at PKNU Under-
Language Courses (Freshmen) Korean Language Course taken (with 85% or higher of attendance graduate
within a year before entry to rate)
undergraduate course

Scholarship for superior grades 40% off from tuition fee for 2 TOPIK level 4 or higher Under-
(Freshmen) semesters graduate

Scholarship for superior grades Full scholarship for tuition fee for TOPIK level 5 or higher Under-
(Freshmen) 2 semesters graduate

Scholarship for superior grades
(Current student)
- 80% of tuition fee - Top 7% among foreign students or Under-
- 20% of tuition fee each college graduate
- Top 30% among foreign students
or each college
(Those with GPA 3.5 or higher at
previous semester)

Scholarship for working students 220,000 per month Under-

on campus (Current student) graduate

RA/TA scholarship 220,000 per month Under-

(Current student) graduate

Full-time full scholarship Full scholarship for tuition fee Upon the recommendation from the Graduate
student’s advisor

Ⅳ Others
●The details not described in this guideline will be followed by the admission regulations of PKNU, and other matters are
subject to the decision of its admission committee.
●For more detailed information, please visit : http://korean.pknu.ac.kr
●Contact the Office of International Affairs
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Attractions in PKNU
Daeyeon Campus
Quince Tree
A quince tree near the main gate of PKNU is
estimated to be 200 years old. This tree is one of
the oldest quince trees in Korea along with the 300
years old tree at Chungik temple in Uiryeong and
the 250 years old tree at Uirim temple in Masan.
Dongwon Jang Bogo Bldg.
The Dongwon Research Foundation, founded
by KIM Jaecheol, president of Dongwon Group,
donated this building to PKNU. The construction
of the building cost 70,000 million won. Mr. KIM
Jaecheol, one of the 1954 cohort of the Department
of Fishery, who has been spiritually and financially
supporting PKNU as honorary president of PKNU,
expressed his great love for his juniors and
PKNU in this building. On the first floor there is a
'Foucault's Pendulum', the only one in Busan, and
a huge wooden wall painting, only two of which
can be found in Korea. Foucault's Pendulum was
used by Foucault in 1851 to prove the rotation of
the earth. It was installed for students to observe
the rotation of the earth and realize the importance
of the environment and life on the earth. The title
of the huge wooden wall painting is "the Song of
the Great Sea at a Shining Dawn". It was donated
by the Changpogo Memorial Foundation with a
wish that PKNU students would grow up to be as
great as Changpogo. This painting was made by
Yuk Kwang Jeong who earned the official title of
master of artistic handicraft in China. It took about
a year to be completed and made of lime tree to
express fearless spirit in the face of the open sea.
Haneoul Garden, Solar Streetlight
As the eco'versity, PKNU tries to help preserve the
global environment and life on earth and contribute
to the development of the national and local
societies. Haneoul Garden is a place where local
residents as well as PKNU members can take a
rest together. There is a fountain, a small stream,
and a pavilion. The first Busan Metropolitan
City Best Landscape Prize was awarded to this
garden. PKNU tore down the fences (661m long)
and opened up the campus so that local residents
can spend their leisure time in the green space.
Across from Haneoul Garden, there is an eco-
friendly solar streetlight. Its solar panel moves in
all directions tracking the sun's movement from
east to west. The light automatically operates and
turns on when it is darker than 6 lux (brightness of
a candle) and turns off when it is lighter than that.
This system even conserves solar energy.
Baekyong Garden, Baekyong Tower,
Fish Culture Experiment Station
Baekyong Garden is a historic place of PKNU
and has existed since the opening of the National
Fisheries University of Busan in 1941, which is one
of the forerunners of PKNU. It is a very popular
space for meditation and rest because of the
dense pine forest. Baekyong Tower is next to
Baekyong Garden. It was built to commemorate
those alumni who explored the deep-sea in Samoa
and the North Pacific Ocean and died from an
unexpected accident. The distant sea fishing
industry became a major industry in Korea thanks
to their sacrifices. The fish farm has been providing
space for fish farming experiments and practice
and has been a leader in the development of fish
farming. Grass carps and silver carps were first
introduced and reproduced artificially at the farm
in 1963 and the fancy carp was also the fish first
introduced to Korea at the farm in the mid-60s.
PKNU laid a firm ground for industrial breeding
through experiments at the farm based on the
ideal temperature for raising Japanese eels.
Moreover, PKNU succeeded in the development
of a superior type of Tilapia, as well as developing
the facilities and feed for them. In particular, PKNU
is trying to develop a new technology such as a
high density circulation farming which is used to
prevent the environmental pollution caused by fish
farming.
Himalaya Cedar Forest, Peach Tree
The Himalaya Cedar Forest is next to the Central
Library. There are 70 or so Himalaya Cedars and
among them there are benches made of tree
trunks. Students can go there to take a break from
their study at the library. A 40 to 50 year old peach
tree can be found behind the Hansol Building
situated across from the Himalaya Cedar. This
tree is famous for the ambience created by its pink
blossoms in spring.
Sejong Bldg.
Sejong Building is a large scale, two-building
apartment complex which comprises one building
of 20 above ground and one underground floor
and the other of 17 above ground floors with a total
building area of 31,282㎡. The 20 storey building
is the highest dormitory building in Korea. It has
68 single rooms and 782 double rooms with a
resident population of 1,700. Each room has an air
conditioner, a refrigerator, a desk, internet service,
a bathroom, a bed, and a closet. The building
provides a great view of the sea, pleasant living
space, conveniences for academic and leisure
activities, and quietness for study.
Doran Garden, Cherry Blossom Street,
Jar of the Love
Doran Garden
refers to the pine
tree forest between
the Administration
Building and
Gaon Building.
There are some
benches among
approximately 300
pine trees. It is a
popular resting
place for PKNU
students and
local residents. Cherry blossoms are in full bloom
every spring. Especially, PKNU is well-known for
its Cherry Blossom Tunnel near Doran Garden.
There is the jar of love on the first floor of the Gaon
Building situated across from Doran Garden.
Anyone can take and bring rice to and the jar. The
jar is waiting for more donors since it often runs out
of rice. (Inquiry: the Division of External Affairs at
629-5092)
Pukyongsaurus Millenniumi
Pukyongsaurus
Millenniumi lived
in the Korean
Peninsula about
140 million years
ago. It is the first
dinosaur to have
a Korean name.
Its bones are
displayed on the
lobby of the Study
Library. PKNU
Professor Baek
Inseong and his team discovered the fossilized
bones of the dinosaur in a small rocky island
located on the coast of Galsa-ri, Geumseong-
myeon, Hadong-gun, Gyeongsangnam-do, and
reconstructed it. A vegetarian with 4 legs and a
long neck, the dinosaur is presumed to have lived
in the Korean Peninsula in the Cretaceous period
of the Mesozoic era. It also seems to have been 20
to 25 meters long from head to tail.

Museum
The PKNU museum is located on the first and
second floors of the Study Library. It displays the
greatest number of items of fisheries and ocean
among all university museums in Korea. There
are 2,500 items including 1,419 funeral items, 374
marine organisms, 287 fishing gears and boats,
55 vessels, 348 PKNU historical items, and 17 folk
items. In addition, there are many items with high
historical value including a horse helmet from the
old Gaya period, estimated to be the oldest of its
kind found in Korea, and the only Korean square
iron armor excavated from Dugok Historical Site
in Gimhae. Also, there are many interesting and
invaluable stuffed marine organisms including
one of the two coelacanths in Korea known as a
living fossil, a jaw bone of the southern right whale,
a giant clam, various sharks, fish that inhabit the
coastal waters and the ocean, crustaceans, and
sea mammals.
Walker House
It is a single-storey structure with an area of 365
㎡ and walls of stone and cement as thick as 70㎝.
It was built as a battle bunker that could withstand
bomb shells. U.S. Army 8th division commander
Walton H. Walker set up his headquarters here
and played an important role in defending the
Nakdong River defense line during the Korean
War. Admiral Walker decided to move the
U.S. Army Headquarters from Daegu to the
National Fisheries University of Busan, one of the
forerunners of PKNU, to keep communication
equipment safe when the Nakdong River defense
line (Walker line) was in a serious danger. He is
famous for his brave acts in battles. He died in a
car accident on December 23rd in 1950 on his
way to an event to pin a medal of honor upon
his son’s breast in person, who was in the 24th
division in Uijeongbu-si, Gyeonggi-do. Many
people mourned his death because President LEE
Seungman had given him the Order of Military
Merit and he had been recommended for a
promotion to become an admiral by the General of
the Army, Douglas MacArthur before he died.
LEE Juhong's Literature Stone
LEE Juhong started working for the National
Fisheries University of Busan, one of the
forerunners of PKNU, as a professor in 1949.
His pen name was Hyang Pa, and he not only
trained young students but also left remarkable
achievements behind in Korea's history of literature
with works ranging from novels, poetry, essays,
plays, children's poems, children's stories, and
translations. He passed away on January 3rd in
1987. He won the Korea Order of Cultural Merits,
Korea Art Academy Prize, and the Busan City
Medal of Culture. This literature stone was put up
to commemorate the 100th anniversary of his birth
by the Lee Ju Hong Literature Foundation on June
2nd in 2006. It is in front of the Hyang-Pa Building
which was the place where he used to be lost in
thought.
Yongdang Campus
Hanmir Bldg.
The building has a gross floor area of 15,928.69
㎡ with one underground and 16 above ground
floors. It is the shape of a ship with sails raised
full in the high waves expressing an enterprising
spirit that braves the unknown to seek the truth.
It has research rooms, labs, lecture rooms, a
gym, lecture theaters, a convention center,
and seminar rooms. PKNU has hosted industry
research centers in the building making it a venue
for industry convergence specialization where
industry-university research and education is
conducted. This is regarded as a new model
for industry-university cooperation for 24 hour
joint education and research among professors,
students, government and industry research
centers.
Newton's Apple Tree
The tree planted in front of the Engineering Library
has the ancestry that relates to Newton's apple
tree. There are only a few places which have such
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a tree in Korea. It was planted in March 1990.
Japanese students who attended Busan Technical
Supplementary School, a forerunner of PKNU
in the colonial years, acquired it from one of the
Japanese orchard farms and donated it to the
school. Thanks to the alumni who had the ambition
to become science giants like Newton, PKNU
students continue to keep the dream alive.
Best spots to view the Tsushima Island
When it is clear, the Tsushima Island can bee
seen from Yongdang Campus. Hanmir Hall is the
easiest place to access for a view of the island.
The island is 50km away from the campus and
consists of an upper island and a lower island. Its
name comes from its shape which looks like two
horses facing each other.
Walking Trails
Visitors can take a look around Yongdang campus
by following the Walking Trails. They are 2km
long and it takes 1 hour to cover them all. They
begin in front of Hanmir Hall, continue through the
backyard of Gwanggeto Hall to the Engineering
Buildings 5, 9, 10 and to the playground, the North
Gate, the Reserve Regiment's training ground,
the Engineering Building 8 and ends at the steps
beside the Administration Building. The segment
between Gwanggeto Hall and the Engineering
Building 5 is the spot where one can view the
entire Busan Seaport. It is so close to the Busan
Container Terminal of Daehan Transport, once
called Shinsundae Quay, that it seems like it is
possible to touch the container workers at the port
from there.
Cherry Blossom Tunnel
The trail connects the backyard of the Administra
tion Building to the North Gate. It is 250m long and
has 40 to 50 year old cherry trees on both sides
creating a beautiful cherry tunnel in spring. It is also
good for a walk in reveries even after the tunnel
loses all the cherry blossoms and goes green.
Open Theater
The place is used for physical activities like
basketball games when there are no special
occasions. When there is a festival or performance,
it can host an audience of 1,500 people turning it
into a temple of youth.
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