Research topics in the graduate program in the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering include petrochemistry, catalyst engineering, organic synthesis, process design, automation, bionics, environmental engineering, fine chemistry, high molecular weight materials and processes, semiconductor/electronic materials processing, fuel cells, nanoscale inorganic new material development, and environmentally friendly clean technology development. In addition to this vast research scope, the department provides the perfect environment for research in rapidly converging technologies that have the potential to change the future of society.

Since 1999, various world-class achievements in both education and research have been made through the chemical industry’s Brain Korea 21 project. In 2008, the World Class University program was established in response to the convergence of topics in energy, environmental, and chemical technologies; it continues to foster competitive talents that will be of value as globalization proceeds.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website