School profile:

-Korea CEO Training Base of Korea Second National University.

—— Universities where LG and other enterprises have signed employment agreements, and talent training bases for multinational enterprises.

Busan is the host city of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) in 2005 and the Asian Games in 2002, and also one of the host cities of the Korea-Japan World Cup in 2002. Busan University, one of the two major national universities in Korea, is located in this city. Founded in 1946, Busan University has developed into a comprehensive national key university with 13 colleges in humanities, science, law, economy, art and medicine. Busan University has always been famous for its talents and rich teachers. It is not only the cradle of cultivating outstanding talents, but also an important scientific research base of the country. There are 2325 teachers in the school, including 552 professors, 35 associate professors/kloc-0 and 2 assistant professors/kloc-0. At present, there are more than 25,000 students, including 200 international students. There are 4/kloc-0 departments, 73 master's programs and 66 doctoral programs.

Busan University attaches great importance to international cultural exchanges, and has established various forms of bilateral exchanges and cooperation with 97 universities or research institutions in China, the United States, Canada and Japan. It has carried out extensive exchanges and cooperation in academic and scientific research with outstanding domestic universities such as Peking University, Tsinghua University, Fudan University and Chongqing University.

School advantage

1. Second only to the prestigious Seoul National University, the national university ranks second; Mechanical engineering, industrial automation, information and communication are among the best in Korean universities; The College of Natural Science and Engineering won the highest award.

2. The scholarship system is superior, and 33% of the total number of students get tuition-free and partial tuition. The Institute of Technology provides scholarships such as round-trip air tickets and living expenses for outstanding students.

3. Companies such as LG, a Korean multinational company, have signed employment agreements with Busan University, so that China students majoring in science and engineering can work in LG directly.