Dear all UNIST members! The law for the status change of UNIST has finally been confirmed by the National Assembly! This is a valuable result after 3 years of effort since its first proposal. Although the road that seemed to be very close a... Read More
On March 2, 2015, UNIST finally received the final approval of the law revision to be changed to a research institute from the National Assembly Legislation and Judiciary Committee of Korea. Since the revised bill of the law for UNIST has... Read More
UNIST celebrated the entrance of the class of 2019 and new transfers before the first class commences at UNIST on Monday, March 2. The Orientation Program by UNIST was attended by 122 returning students, as well as 713 newly admitted studen... Read More
The 2015 UNIST Matriculation Ceremony was held on February 25 at the UNIST Gymnasium for newly admitted students of undergraduate faculties. A total of 711 new undergraduate students were admitted in the presence of their family and profess... Read More
The 2015 UNIST Matriculation Ceremony was held on February 25 at the UNIST Gymnasium for newly admitted students of undergraduate faculties. A total of 711 new undergraduate students were admitted in the presence of their family and profess... Read More
Newly admitted undergraduates and returning students are ready to kick off one of UNIST’s biggest events of the year, the 2015 UNIST Matriculation Ceremony. The ceremony was held on February 25 at the UNIST Gymnasium for newly admitte... Read More
Each February, UNIST confers honorary, graduate, and undergraduate degrees on Commencement day, the culmination of a campus-wide celebration. Today is a day of pageantry, celebration, and ceremony, as UNIST holds its Commencement ceremony.... Read More
The 2015 UNIST Commencement Ceremony held in Gymnasium at midday on Tuesday, February 24. This ceremony was open to families and the general public and included representatives of all degree recipients. The ceremony featured the conferral o... Read More
Education is constantly adapting to societal changes and to the needs of each student. Although the old “three R’s” education slogan – reading, writing, and arithmetic – have long since given way to new models for primary and secondary educ... Read More
Today, scientists all over the globe are working to develop a low-cost source of energy that could provide safe, emissions-free power for a long-term period without refueling and without any risk of nuclear proliferation. On January 29, UNI... Read More
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