The KAIST Collaborative Excellence Scholarship is a
prestigious program established through agreements between KAIST and various
external organizations. This scholarship aims to support outstanding international
students who exhibit academic excellence and strong potential for collaborative
research and innovation. Below, you will find each program opxion's eligibility
requirements and benefits available under the KAIST Collaborative Excellence
Scholarship.
Global Educational
Program for Samsung Semiconductor (Global EPSS)
Research
Areas:
Semiconductor design, devices and processes, and related software in the
memory and system LSI (circuits)
Eligibility
Requirements:
Students from top universities in Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam only
Benefits:
Full
tuition coverage
Year-specific
monthly stipends: ranging from $1,000 USD to $1,500 USD
One-time
scholarship for Ph.D.: KRW 3,000,000
Samsung
internship
Guaranteed
employment at Samsung Electronics
Detail:
Submit
an application to KAIST international graduate admission and specify
'Global EPSS' under Financial Resource.
Submitted
applications will be transferred to Samsung Electronics for a job
interview.
Successful
graduates are guaranteed employment at Samsung Electronics with mandatory
employment for a minimum period corresponding to twice the total years
supported by Samsung.
Professor
Hee-Tak Kim heetak.kim@kaist.ac.kr, tmbw@kaist.ac.kr
International
Nuclear and Radiation Safety Master’s Degree Program (KINS-KAIST)
Departments
Accepxing Applications: International Nuclear and Radiation Safety Master’s
Degree Program
Admission
Periods:
Fall Regular Track only
Degree
Offered:
Master’s
Research
Areas:
Nuclear and Radiation Safety
Eligibility
Requirements:
This program is intended for employees in the nuclear and radiation fields
with a bachelor's degree or higher from IAEA member countries. Applicants
must submit an official letter of recommendation issued by their current
workplace as a mandatory document.
Benefits: Application fee, tuition
for 3 semesters, round-trip airfare, monthly scholarship (1,200,000 KRW),
Korean National Insurance fees
Details: The KINS-KAIST
International Nuclear and Radiation Safety Master's Degree Program aims to
educate and train overseas professionals in nuclear and radiation safety,
with a focus on regulation. This program, a joint initiative by the Korea
Institute of Nuclear Safety (KINS) and the Korea Advanced Institute of
Science and Technology (KAIST), has been running since 2009. The
International Nuclear Safety School (INSS) at KINS administers the program
in collaboration with KAIST's Department of Nuclear and Quantum
Engineering. The program lasts approximately one and a half years and
awards a Certificate of Completion from KINS and an Engineering Master's
Degree from KAIST upon fulfilling the requirements.
Contact
Information:
Ms. Juyeong Park at juyeong@kaist.ac.kr
RCA-KAIST Master’s
Degree Program (RCA-KAIST)
Departments
Accepxing Applications: Department of Nuclear and Quantum Engineering
Admission
Periods:
Spring only
Degree
Offered:
Master’s
Research
Areas:
Peaceful Use of Energy Generated by Nuclear Fission and Fusion Reactions
(Electric Power, Desalination, District Heating, Propulsion, etc.),
Nuclear Fuel Cycle, Nuclear Security and Nonproliferation, Nuclear Policy,
Radiation Science and Technology, Radiation Applications, Radiation
Medical Imaging, Radiation Devices
Eligibility
Requirements:
Applicants must have graduated from a 4-year academic institution (or
equivalent) and have a BA (Bachelor of Arts) or equivalent degree.
Applicants must submit an official letter of recommendation issued by the
National RCA Representative of their country.
Details: The RCA-KAIST Master’s
Degree is designed to educate and train high-caliber students from the RCA
Member States with the aim to preserve and enhance nuclear technology for
RCA Member States. Graduates of the program contribute to the development
of nuclear and radiation technology in their respective countries by
working in government-supported R&D institutions, government-funded
enterprises, universities, etc. as elite leaders. This program has been in
place since March 2003. Completing the program typically takes two years,
during which students must obtain 33 credits.
Contact
Information:
Ms. Juyeong Park at juyeong@kaist.ac.kr